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Nov 2020

1h 25m

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Paddy Barclay was at the Azteca Stadium in 1986 and transports us back to the day Maradona became a football god.

Tim Vickery joins us from South America & The Telegraph's award winning journalist Jeremy Wilson joins us to bring us the latest on

his campaigns on dementia and concussion.

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