The 1966 World Cup trophy graces studios of Sky Sports News HQ
Friday 29 July 2016 18:01, UK
It is 50 years since England captain Bobby Moore hoisted the Jules Rimet trophy amidst glorious scenes at Wembley Stadium.
On the anniversary of England's World Cup triumph over Germany, three special guests paid a visit to the Sky Sports News HQ studios on Friday.
Bobby Moore's daughter Roberta was joined by football historian Dr Kevin Moore, along with the country's replica of the famous trophy.
The original trophy was given to Brazil for winning for the World Cup for a third time in 1970 but stolen and presumed melted down. The FA then made a replica in secret as they were afraid of it being stolen again.
The ball used in the 1966 final was also shown off at the SSNHQ studios. All items are the centrepiece of an exhibition in Manchester, with a second 1966 exhibition at Wembley.
Sky are joining in the celebrations of England's magnificent feat in 1966 when Geoff Hurst scored the first World Cup final hat-trick to help beat Germany 4-2 after extra-time.
Moore has been roundly applauded for a stunning all-round display with the former West Ham defender providing assists for Hurst's first and final goals.
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