Own a piece of football history with this stunning signed print of one of the most iconic moments in World Cup history: Gordon Banks' miraculous save against Pelé's downward header during the 1970 FIFA World Cup group match between Brazil and England on June 7th, 1970, in Guadalajara.

This legendary save, widely regarded as the greatest save ever made in football history, was performed by Gordon Banks, the England goalkeeper, in what was an incredibly tense and thrilling encounter between two footballing giants. As Pelé's header seemed destined for the top corner of the net, Banks launched himself in a spectacular display of agility and reflexes to deny one of football's greatest players.

This signed print captures that unforgettable moment, forever preserving Banks' heroic intervention in what remains a defining image of his career. The print is personally signed by Gordon Banks, adding a priceless layer of authenticity and sentiment to this unique collectible.

This remarkable piece not only honors a moment of individual brilliance but also celebrates the golden age of football and one of England’s finest goalkeepers. Whether you’re a fan of England, Brazil, or the history of the World Cup, this is an extraordinary chance to own a tribute to an unforgettable footballing legend.

Bid now to secure this unique piece of history—a moment that will never be forgotten in the world of football.