Roberto Carlos admits he still does not know he he scored his amazing bending free-kick against FranceCredit: PA:Press Association In the summer of 1997, Brazil were playing France in the opening ...

Former Real Madrid star Roberto Carlos has broken many people's hearts by admitting that his world-renowned free-kick against France in 1997 was wind-assisted and branded the goal a 'miracle.' ...

Roberto Carlos is 45 today (10 April), and so talkSPORT has an excuse to watch one of the greatest ever goals, scored by the man himself. In a warm up to the 1998 World Cup, England, Brazil, Italy ...

Thirteen years after Roberto Carlos stunned onlookers with his amazing "banana" free kick that seemed to defy ... bending it around the outside of France's three-man wall during a friendly ...

Pundits said Carlos's goal against France had "defied physics" Physicists have explained one of football's most spectacular goals. Brazilian Roberto Carlos's 1997 free-kick against France curved ...

which is how we were shown how Roberto Carlos made his impossible goal in 1997. Erez Garty breaks down the physics behind Carlos’ kick in Brazil’s game against France where Carlos lined up to take a ...

Additional reporting by Bartholomew Hall A World Cup winner and Real Madrid legend has been giving Kent's future generation ...

"But France were just better than us ... with one swing of that tree-trunk left leg, Roberto Carlos had turned a harmless free-kick 35 yards out into one of the greatest goals ever, hitting ...

Brazilian Roberto Carlos's 1997 free-kick against France curved so sharply that it left goalkeeper Fabian Barthez standing still and looking puzzled. Now, a study published in the New Journal of ...