Fans have been voting for their favourite FIFA World Cup game from the past nine editions, and the second of those winning matches – England-Argentina – was streamed 'live' in its entirety on Saturday 24 March.

The pulsating quarter-final clash from the 1986 finals saw Diego Maradona write his name into World Cup folklore, with the legendary No10 supremely demonstrating the dark and light side of the beautiful game.

You can rewatch the engrossing 90 minutes in full by heading to the World Cup Facebook page, or FIFA TV on YouTube.

As with any big World Cup game, fans were kept up to date with major updates of the 'live' action on Twitter by following along @FIFAWorldCup too, with plenty of pre-match stats, figures and videos to whet fans' appetite for the main event.

‘Matchday Live’ is the finale to a week of superb video content on the official World Cup Facebook page, with Maradona, Gary Lineker and Enzo Scifo among the stars from 1986 featured.

Make sure you don’t miss out on this unique experience to share and talk about a remarkable World Cup game in the future with fans from across the globe. What are you waiting for? Hit like, and re-live the big game!

Fans also voted to see the following games in the coming weeks: Italy 1990: Cameroon-Argentina USA 1994: Netherlands-Brazil France 1998: France-Brazil Korea/Japan 2002: USA-Mexico Germany 2006: France-Italy South Africa 2010: Uruguay-Ghana Brazil 2014: Brazil-Germany

Keep your eyes peeled and join 40 millions fans on our official World Cup Facebook page for more chances to have your say: as we’ll also be asking you to vote for your greatest World Cup player, the greatest World Cup goal and the greatest World Cup team.