The England and Manchester United legend, who insisted surviving the Munich air disaster in 1958 was a ‘miracle’, overcame tragedy to win the European Cup and World Cup
Charlton scored 49 goals in 106 appearances for England and won the World Cup in 1966 at Wembley
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The England midfielder won the World Cup in 1966 and the European Cup at Manchester United two years later.
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The death of Sir Bobby Charlton at the age of 86 leaves just one surviving member from the England team that started the 1966 World Cup final win over Germany.