1966 World Cup winner. Greatest save in history vs Pelé. Five clean sheets in 1966.
Gordon Banks won the World Cup with England in 1966 and produced the greatest save in football history against Brazil in 1970 — stopping Pelé's downward header from point-blank range. Pelé himself said it was the greatest save he had ever seen. Banks kept five clean sheets in the 1966 tournament across six matches.

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