West Germany

Andreas Brehme secures West Germany’s third World Cup title with a cold-blooded penalty against Argentina in the 1990 final. In the 85th minute, under immense pressure, he calmly steps up and delivers a perfectly placed shot into the bottom corner, sending the goalkeeper the wrong way. His composure, precision, and ability to handle the moment define this as one of the most crucial penalties in World Cup history. As the ball hits the net, West Germany celebrates their long-awaited triumph.