Monday 4 January 2016 18:58, UK
Fifty years on from the 1966 World Cup, a special Sky Sports documentary on Monday night will lift the lid on England's triumph.
The latest Sky Sports Originals documentary is a 90-minute focus on the incredible achievement, 'The Boys of '66'.
It's the biggest project so far from the Sky Sports Originals team and, two years in the making, takes in accounts from heroes of the day, including Sir Geoff Hurst, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt, as well as current England boss Roy Hodgson and former skipper David Beckham.
Sky Sports' Martin Tyler presents the documentary and tells the story of the tournament within the context of the era it came to define.
'The Boys of '66' will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 from 7pm on Monday, with a Monday Night Football special following immediately after at 8.30pm.
Both programmes will be available On Demand until 2017.
