FIFA World Cup Rewind

Guy Mowbray introduces highlights of five classic World Cup matches, including Scotland v Holland from 1978 and USA v Portugal from 2002.

Guy Mowbray introduces highlights from four classic World Cup matches, including England's quarter-final with Cameroon in 1990 and Spain against the Netherlands in the group stage of the 2014 tournament.

Guy Mowbray looks back at some of the most exciting matches in World Cup history. This week's episode includes Northern Ireland's classic encounter with Spain in 1982, Brazil's thrilling five-goal 1998 quarter-final clash with Denmark and South Korea's attempt to upset Italy in 2002.

Guy Mowbray looks back at some of the most exciting matches in World Cup history. England took on Argentina at the 1998 World Cup in France with a spot in the quarter-finals at stake. What followed was a see-sawing encounter that featured a red card, a wonder goal and a nailbiting penalty shoot-out. Penalties also decided West Germany's meeting with France at the 1982 tournament, but this semi-final showdown had so much more than the shoot-out that ultimately decided it – French captain Michel Platini has since described the topsy-turvy encounter as his 'most beautiful game'.

There's a chance to relive the 1974 final, which pitted West Germany, captained by Franz Beckenbauer, against Johan Cruyff's Holland.

Also featured is a 2010 thriller between Slovakia and Italy, Nigeria's efforts to upset a star-studded Spain line-up at the 1998 World Cup, and a high-scoring classic from 1986 involving the USSR and Belgium.

There's a chance to relive Holland's clash with Argentina in 1998 that was illuminated by a brilliant goal from Dennis Bergkamp. Also featured is Bulgaria's famous encounter with defending champions Germany at USA ‘94, and France's heavyweight tussle with Spain in the 2006 knockout stages.

Guy Mowbray presents a look back at Coventry City v Tottenham Hotspur in 1987, Liverpool v West Ham United in 2006 and Manchester United v Crystal Palace in 1990.

England v West Germany in the 1966 final, Netherlands v Brazil in 1994, Italy v Czechoslovakia in 1990, Uruguay v Costa Rica in 2014 and Argentina v Serbia & Montenegro in 2006.