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Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' shirt for £7.1million last week has earned it a place in the top five most valuable pieces of football memorabilia.New research from OLBG has ranked the most expensive items of football memorabilia, with Maradona's shirt coming out on top following it's sale at auction. Maradona had swapped shirts with England's Steve Hodge after scoring twice in their quarter-final at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.The Argentine legend famously scored by punching the ball over Peter Shilton before adding a second with a stunning solo run just moments later.Following the sale, Maradona's shirt is now the most expensive item of football memorabilia at over eight times the value of the next most expensive item.Second on the list is the Football Rulebook from 1863, which fetched £887,333 when it was sold.

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Peter Shilton has said he wouldn't even "clean the dishes" with Diego Maradona's 'hand of God' shirt that sold at auction recently for £7.1million. England legend Shilton has never forgiven Maradona for handling the ball into the back of the net for Argentina to knock the Three Lions out of the 1986 World Cup at the quarter-final stage. The late star leapt into the air and punched the ball past Shilton to give Argentina the lead in the contest in a moment that went down in sporting history.

Diego Maradona's iconic 'Hand of God' shirt has been sold for more than £7million at an auction.The legendary Argentine playmaker wore the shirt when he famously scored with his hand past Peter Shilton at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. Maradona swapped shirts with England's Steve Hodge at full-time and the jersey has now been sold for £7million after a month-long auction held by Sotheby's.The winning bid of £7.142million was made in the final minute of the sale to make it the most expensive match-worn shirt ever sold, with the £4million reserve placed on the shirt already met earlier in the auction.An anonymous bidder won the auction, with their bid surpassing the previous record of £4.4million, which was paid for Babe Ruth's New York Yankees jersey in 2019.Prior to the sale of Maradona's shirt, the most expensive match worn-football shirt was one worn by Lionel Messi in a 3-2 win for Barcelona against Real Madrid in 2017.

Diego Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God' shirt has already fetched a £4million bid less than 24 hours after going to auction - and there are still two weeks left.The shirt has been in the possession of Steve Hodge, who swapped shirts with Maradona after the clash at the 1986 World Cup. Alongside the 'Hand of God', Maradona also netted the 'Goal of the Century' wearing the shirt.However, Hodge, who has loaned the shirt to the National Football Museum, has decided to sell the shirt.

Ex-Rangers star Trevor Steven joked a rich Scot has coughed up £4m for Diego Maradona’s ' Hand of God ' shirt as it goes on sale at auction.

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Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!The shirt worn by Diego Maradona when he broke England’s hearts by punching the ball into the net at the 1986 World Cup is set to fetch £1million.Its value has skyrocketed after the football legend’s death last week, say experts.Former England star Steve Hodge has had the top since the infamous quarter-final in Mexico City as he exchanged shirts with the Argentinian after the final whistle.Last year the ex-player is said to have turned down an offer of £300,000 for it.But now he faces offers of at least £1million and a pal of Hodge believes it will be put up for auction or flogged in a private sale.Football biographer Harry Harris said: “This shirt is different,