In the 1998 World Cup quarter-final, Denis Bergkamp produced one of football’s most iconic moments. Against Argentina, the match was locked in tension deep into stoppage time. Frank de Boer launched a long, raking pass that seemed almost hopeful. Bergkamp’s first touch killed the ball dead out of the sky, pure silk under pressure. His second touch wrong-footed the defender; his third smashed the net at full stretch. That goal sealed a 2–1 win and became the enduring image of 1998 FIFA World Cup