George Best: The Rise and Fall of an International Football Star

George Best played for Northern Ireland from 1964 to 1977 but couldn't lead the team to World Cup qualification. His most famous international match was against England in 1971, where he scored a disallowed goal. Despite fluctuating form and off-field issues, he continued to be selected until his career ended in 1977.

During which years did George Best play for Northern Ireland?

• 1960 to 1970

• 1965 to 1975

• 1964 to 1977

• 1970 to 1980

What was the outcome of George Best's famous goal attempt against England in 1971?

• The goalkeeper saved the goal.

• The ball went out of bounds.

• The goal was disallowed by the referee.

• The goal was allowed and celebrated.

Who was the English goalkeeper during George Best's famous match in 1971?

• Gordon Banks

• David Seaman

• Joe Hart

• Peter Shilton

What was a significant challenge for George Best during the 1970s?

• Lack of team support

• Inconsistent form and off-field issues

• Coaching disagreements

• Injury problems

In which year did George Best's international career end?

• 1978

• 1977

• 1976

• 1975