World Cup's Most Shocking Moments 2010

Richard Bacon is ably assisted by England legend David Seaman as he takes a hilarious look back at the 50 greatest shocks from the most explosive World Cup of all time - South Africa 2010. The programme relives the most controversial moments of the summer - from Rob Green's horrific blunder against the USA to the French team going on strike; from Uruguay cheating Ghana out of a place in the semi-final to Frank Lampard's infamous 'goal that never was'. But the show isn't just about the shocks that stole the headlines. There are also the brilliant moments that may have slipped under the radar - Fabio Capello daring to bully Stuart Pearce, Emmanuel Eboue attempting to speak Korean and the magical madness of Diego Maradona. We hear from the man who invaded England's dressing room after the Algeria game and find about the referee who found his own mistake funny. It includes expert opinion from comedians, players, pundits and journalists such as Jack Whitehall, Dave Renton Skinner, David Schneider, Tom Deecon, Mark Lawrenson and Chris Kamara. Fast paced, funny and packed with bizarre stories, it is the definitive look back at all that was good and very, very bad at the 2010 World Cup.