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,They Think It’s All Over… 1966 and the New Era of TV Sport, create the most memorable commentary lines ever spoken. The World Cup Final in 1966 came at the end of a prolonged period of planning for the BBC Outside Broadcast Department. For many, the coverage of the 1966 World Cup would produce the signature moment of their careers.

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