Player ProfilesGreatest Penalty Takers #27: Rivaldo
Rivaldo, the 1999 Ballon d'Or winner, was as dangerous from the penalty spot as he was in open play. He is number 27 in our countdown.
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Player ProfilesRivaldo, the 1999 Ballon d'Or winner, was as dangerous from the penalty spot as he was in open play. He is number 27 in our countdown.
Player ProfilesRomário scored over 1,000 career goals, many of them from the penalty spot. The Brazilian striker is number 28 in our countdown.
Player ProfilesSteven Gerrard was Liverpool's captain and a powerful, dependable penalty taker in the biggest games. He is number 29 in our countdown.
Player ProfilesYaya Touré was a composed and powerful penalty taker for Manchester City. The Ivorian midfielder opens our countdown at number 30.
Player ProfilesLuis Suárez bit three opponents, handled on the line against Ghana and was banned for racially abusing Patrice Evra. He is our number one.
Player ProfilesLuis Suárez bit three opponents and denied Ghana, Diego Maradona had the Hand of God. We weigh the two before naming number one.
Player ProfilesDiego Maradona's Hand of God, a 15-month cocaine ban and an air rifle fired at journalists put him third on our list.
Player ProfilesVIDEORoy Keane's tackle on Alf-Inge Haaland in April 2001, and what he wrote about it later, cost him £150,000 and a five-match ban.
Player ProfilesVIDEOVinnie Jones grabbed Paul Gascoigne by the testicles in a famous photograph and led Wimbledon's Crazy Gang, which puts him fifth.
Player ProfilesJoey Barton put a lit cigar in a teammate's eye, left another in hospital and served 77 days in prison for assault.
Player ProfilesVIDEOSergio Ramos collected more red cards in La Liga than anyone else, and still won four Champions League titles with Real Madrid.
Player ProfilesVIDEOPepe stamped on Messi's hand, kicked a man on the ground and headbutted Thomas Müller, which is how he lands at number eight.
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