by Huw Davies @https://twitter.com/@TheHuwDavies Published 11 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? While Geoff Hurst’s perfect hat-trick (header, right foot, left foot) in the 1966 showpiece at Wembley was undoubtedly a stunning achievement – nobody else has scored three in a World Cup final – we’re going to be rating the goals themselves. And even if the third was a belting strike that Hurst nonetheless admits was aimed towards the Wembley car park, his first goal was the result of some abysmal German marking, and the second… well, it wasn’t a goal, was it? No, we’ve selected football’s technically best hat-tricks. How? By rating the quality of each...
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