
Greatest Penalty Takers #15: Eusébio
Eusébio was top scorer at the 1966 World Cup with 9 goals and was lethal from 12 yards, which earns him number 15.
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Eusébio was top scorer at the 1966 World Cup with 9 goals and was lethal from 12 yards, which earns him number 15.

Alan Shearer scored 56 Premier League penalties, the most in the league's history, and the Newcastle great comes in at number 16.

Thierry Henry, Arsenal's all-time top scorer with 228 goals, was as calm from the spot as in open play and takes number 17.

Ronaldinho scored his penalties with a relaxed stroll and a grin, and the Brazilian entertainer takes number 18 on our list.

Wayne Rooney scored over 40 penalties for Manchester United and England, and United's all-time top scorer comes in at number 19.

Roberto Baggio missed the last penalty of the 1994 World Cup Final, yet his long club record still earns him number 21.

Zlatan Ibrahimović scored over 80 career penalties at more than 85% accuracy, and his swagger from the spot earns him number 22.

Didier Drogba scored the penalty that won Chelsea the Champions League, and the big-game striker comes in at number 23.

Eden Hazard's stutter-step run-up made him one of Chelsea's surest men from the spot, and he opens our list at number 24.

Mario Balotelli had one of the best penalty records in football, calm from 12 yards despite the chaos around him. He is number 25.

Robert Pires had a good penalty record, but he is best remembered for a failed attempt to pass a penalty to Thierry Henry against Manchester City in 2005.

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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