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Tuesday 04 May 1993 23:02 BST

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THIS photograph shows a detail of a famous sporting moment. Write and tell us what it is and win a bottle of champagne. Entries on a post card to Slice of the Action, Sports Department, 40 City Road, London EC1Y 2DB, to reach us by next Monday. The first correct entry opened after that date wins the bubbly. Last week's winner is Alex Firth of Wandsworth, London, who correctly identified Sepp Maier, the West German goalkeeper, being beaten by Johan Neeskens' penalty in the 1974 World Cup final (left).

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