Coral’s five best ever team goals following Mata’s 45-pass finish

Esteban Cambiasso: Argentina v Serbia and Montenegro
Another strike at a World Cup finals, this time in a group game in 2006 where former Inter Milan and Leicester City cult hero Cambiasso completed a combo of 25 passes after Hernan Crespo’s brilliant backpass.

The likes of Juan Roman Riquelme, Roberto Ayala, Juan Pablo Sorin and Javier Mascherano were all also involved in the move, with only keeper Roberto Abbondanzieri and Nicolas Burdisso omitted.

Jack Wilshere: Arsenal v Norwich City
Wilshere’s 2013/14 Premier League Goal of the Season to open the scoring against the Canaries is one that you can never get bored of viewing.

The talented but injury-prone youngster was the architect and finisher of the move, as he combined with the likes of Santi Cazorla and Olivier Giroud to stun the Norwich team and find the net.

Diego Maradona: Argentina v Greece
Last, but certainly not least, another from Argentina and another from the World Cup. Maradona may be better known for his controversial and then genius goals against England in 1986, but his finish at the 1994 finals against Greece is up there with the best team strikes ever.

The magician completed a fantastic show of tiki taka one-touch football, which completely mesmerised the Greek defence in the eventual 4-0 loss, which also saw Gabriel Batistuta hit a hat-trick.