World Cup history has many great goals that people have forgotten. Amazing goals like the run by Andreas Ogris in Florence or the chip by Fabio Quagliarella at Ellis Park deserve more love. In the first few World Cups, players did not score many beautiful goals. This makes sense because the game was much harder back then. Players had to run on muddy fields that looked like swamps. Their boots were heavy and badly made, and the balls were so heavy they felt like gym weights. Today, we expect to see great goals because players have better fields and gear. Here is a look at six classic World Cup goals that we should all remember and enjoy once again.

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