Carlos Alberto vs Italy — 1970 (Brazil's Fourth)

The fourth goal in Brazil's 4–1 demolition of Italy in the 1970 World Cup Final in Mexico City is regarded as the greatest team goal in World Cup history. Starting from a Pelé hold-up, the move involved seven Brazilian players before Clodoaldo dribbled through four Italians in midfield, Rivelino played a one-two with Jairzinho, and Carlos Alberto — the right back — arrived late to hammer a diagonal finish past Enrico Albertosi. It encapsulated everything sublime about that Brazil team — the greatest international side ever assembled.