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Football, a sport often characterized by passion, drama, and excitement, has witnessed its fair share of tragedies throughout its long history. From refereeing disasters, these contentious moments have left an indelible mark on the great game. Here are the top 10 most notorious moments in football history.

At number 10, the Hillsborough Stadium tragedy stands as a harsh reminder of the tragic consequences of poor stadium design. In 1989, a fateful crush occurred at the Leppings Lane turnstile at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, resulting in 96 lives lost and حاشیه های فوتبال ایران countless others injured.

The 'Hand of God' incident in 1986 is a polarizing controversy that still sparks debate today. Diego Maradona's obvious handball in Argentina's World Cup quarterfinal match against England is a decision that left fans and experts bewildered. Maradona's subsequent goal, which won the game 2-1, added fuel to the fire.

At number 8, the 'Calciopoli scandal' in 2006 saw Italy's top football clubs accused of corruption and bribery. The scandal led to the relegation of Juventus, AC Milan, and Fiorentina, among others, and left the Italian football landscape shaken.

Number 7 sees the 'Battle of Santiago' in 1962. Chilean players and fans clashed with the Brazilian team before and after the World Cup quarterfinal match, resulting in several injuries and a loss of honor for both teams. The game itself was marred by violence, with several Chilean players being sent off.

At number 6, the 'Spygate scandal' of 2009 saw former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho accused of cheating by sending a team of scouts to an opposition's training session to gather information. The scandal led to an investigation by the Football Association.

The 'Battle of the Bernabeu' in 2009 marked a tragic day in football history. A melee broke out between players, coaches, and fans of Real Madrid and Barcelona during a Champions League match. The incident saw many players ejected from the match, including Real Madrid's Ricardo Carvalho and Barcelona's Eric Abidal.

At number 4, the 'Faking the dive' of Nwankwo Kanu in 1999 is a regrettable controversy that still haunts English football fans. The Nigerian striker's blatant attempt to deceive the referee into awarding a penalty for a supposed foul earned him unanimous criticism.

Number 3, the 'Referee Controversy' in the 2018 World Cup Quarterfinal match between France and Argentina, saw the referee, Néstor Pitana, award a penalty to France after a supposed foul by Argentine's Willy Caballero's teammate, Mercado. However the incident saw France go on to win 4-3.

The 'FIFA Corruption Scandal' of 2015 marked a devastating day for world football. Several top FIFA officials, including its former president Sepp Blatter, were accused of accepting corruption. Several top FIFA officials, including its former president Sepp Blatter, were accused of taking bribes and other forms of corruption.

At number 1, the 'Match Fixing Scandal' in Italy in 2006, where several officials and players were accused of manipulating the outcome of the Coppa Italia. The scandal led to a series of investigations and punishments against several clubs and individuals involved.

Each of these controversies has contributed to the complex tapestry of football history. While they may be shameful incidents, they have all played a part in shaping the beautiful game into what it is today.