Football India India Shilton to land in India tomorrow The former England goalkeeper will be the chief guest for the final of the UN@70 Cup inter-school football tournament at Kozhikode, Kerala, to be held on Friday P. K. Ajith Kumar Kozhikode 03 December, 2015 20:09 IST Diego Maradona flies past England goalkeeper Peter Shilton after using his fist to score the opening goal, the infamous 'Hand of God' goal, in the quarter-final against England. - EMPICS P. K. Ajith Kumar Kozhikode 03 December, 2015 20:09 IST Peter Shilton will arrive in India on Thursday. The former England goalkeeper will be the chief guest for the final of the UN@70 Cup inter-school football tournament at Kozhikode, Kerala, to be held on Friday. Shilton has played more matches for England than anybody else – 125. He kept the goal for England in three World Cups – in 1982, 1986 and 1990. He also played in the European championships of 1980 and 1988. Shilton was also the closest witness to two of the most talked-bout goals in World Cup history – scored by Diego Maradona in the Argentina-England quarterfinal match in the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. Read more stories on India. For more updates, follow Sportstar on :