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Former England international Karen Carney
Karen Carney: 'No one had ever won the quadruple before. We made history'

By Sean Cole Published

GREATEST GAMES With over 140 caps to her name and a shedload of trophies, former Lionesses star Karen Carney talks FourFourTwo through the greatest games in her distinguished career

GREATEST GAMES
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
"I used to find my best form against Spurs!'" – Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink recalls four games that changed his life

By Chris Flanagan Published

The former Leeds and Chelsea striker recalls perfect hat-tricks, making his World Cup debut and causing Arsenal and Tottenham nightmares

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Anderson
"I thought, 'F*ck, Petr Cech is massive!'" – Anderson recalls four games that changed his life

By Caio Carrieri Published

The former Manchester United midfielder talks fiery derby days in Brazil and lifting the Champions League against Chelsea in Moscow

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Lukas Podolski games that changed my life
Lukas Podolski recalls four games that changed his life: 'The best moment? Carrying the World Cup'

By Martin Harasimowicz Published

Former Arsenal forward Podolski talks derby day wins in England and Germany, scoring against Poland and lifting the Jules Rimet trophy

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Les Ferdinand and Alan Shearer at Newcastle
Les Ferdinand: 'Whenever I speak to Newcastle supporters, that’s the game they bring up...'

By Andy Greeves Published

INTERVIEW With a career that saw him play in non-league, as well as for England, Newcastle, QPR and even Besiktas, Les Ferdinand talks us through the games that changed his life

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Sir Geoff Hurst
"If we’d lost to West Germany, I'd have hid in Alaska!" – Sir Geoff Hurst recalls the four games that changed his life

By Chris Flanagan Last updated

England's hero in 1966 recalls the moment just before he scored that hat-trick, winning European titles with the Hammers and taking a penalty against Gordon Banks

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Emile Heskey and Paul Scholes for England
Emile Heskey's greatest games: "It felt like the start of something special..."

By Alex Jennings Published

INTERVIEW Former Liverpool and Leicester striker Emile Heskey tells FourFourTwo about the game that marked the arrival of England's 'Golden Generation'

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Ze Roberto
"Anyone can win the league at 20, winning it at 42 is special!" – Ze Roberto recalls four games that changed his life

By Caio Carrieri Published

The former Leverkusen, Bayern and Brazil trickster talks scoring screamers, bossing World Cups and growing old gracefully

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Luiz Felipe Scolari
"Portugal vs Netherlands was absurd; a game with absolutely no fair play!" – Phil Scolari recalls four games that changed his life

By Chris Flanagan Last updated

The 2002 World Cup-winning coach on the Battle of Nuremberg, R9's contempt for defending and lifting the Copa Libertadores

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Liverpool's French striker Djibril Cisse celebrates with the trophy as the Liverpool team rides on an open top bus through a mass of fans as they arrive at St. George's Hall during the Liverpool Champions League Victory Parade on May 26, 2005 in Liverpool, England. Over 250,000 cheering fans have lined the roads to celebrate after Liverpool defeated AC Milan in a penalty shoot out 3:2 to win the UEFA Champions League Final.
Liverpool hero Djibril Cisse: "I actually found Istanbul a lot of fun, rather than feeling the pressure!"

By Nick Moore Published

Liverpool peroxide prince Djibril Cisse discusses the games that changed his life, including the 2005 Champions League final

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