Boys of' 66

This summer is the 60th anniversary of the greatest triumph in English football history. And to celebrate that amazing World Cup victory at Wembley, the Mirror have produced a stunning souvenir special - the Boys of  '66.

We throw the spotlight on every player in Sir Alf Ramsey’s World Cup-winning XI, detailing how they got there, the role they each played, the highs and the lows that followed for some after.

We detail how the manager hit upon his revolutionary Wingless Wonders system – and why he stuck by it amid mounting criticism of the tactics.

We tell the story of Jimmy Greaves, the goalscoring genius who Ramsey built his hopes upon, but whose record-breaking career is best remembered for the one game he missed.

We go through the drama of every game England played in the tournament – how they got through their group.

And, of course, there is the tale of Tofiq Bahramov, aka the Russian linesman, who controversially awarded Hurst’s second goal against the Germans.

It's the story of when football came home!

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