1966 World Cup Final, Gerry CranhamHe has photographed historic events from Winston Churchills funeral to Muhammad Alis first African tour, but covering the 1966 World Cup final remains a career highlight for the sports photographer Gerry Cranham, now in his 90th year. In this shot, taken just after Martin Peters (No 16) scored Englands second goal, the midfielder appears weightless with euphoria. Its a feeling that filters to the top of the frame, where fans hover at the edge of the

they showed no romantic interest in one another

” McPhee

part jubilation

this is a brilliantly observed candid shot

making one appearance that season – as well as the FA Cup again in 1962 and 1967 and the Uefa Cup Winners’ Cup in 1963

” The trees on the shoreline and the peak above are reflected in the water

This image by Jane Bown featured on page one of the Observer on 7 March 1971

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