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Relive '66: World Cup Final Broadcast in Color
6 Jun
Summary
- The 1966 FIFA World Cup Final will be broadcast in color.
- This iconic match marks England's sole World Cup victory.
- The special broadcast supports the Alzheimer's Society charity.
England's sole FIFA World Cup triumph, the 1966 final against West Germany, will be broadcast in color this Saturday, June 6th, at 4:45 PM. This special presentation by Channel 4 aims to allow viewers to relive the historic Wembley Stadium victory, which concluded with a 4-2 scoreline.
The broadcast will be introduced by comedian David Badiel and feature commentary from current and former England stars. Notably, Sir Geoff Hurst, who scored a hat-trick in the original match, and current England captain Harry Kane are expected to appear.
This event is being held in support of the UK charity, the Alzheimer's Society. Fans outside the UK can access the stream using a VPN. The match will be available on various devices, including smart TVs, consoles, and mobile platforms.
