Mohamed Salah's 32-goal Premier League golden boot-winning season was amazing but lacked one great 'moment', so it misses out.
Beer. Everywhere. Tears. Everywhere. A moment some England fans thought they would go to the grave without experiencing - a penalty shootout win at a World Cup.
Gareth Southgate's side looked set for more woe when Jordan Henderson's kick was saved, but keeper Jordan Pickford and Eric Dier were the heroes as England beat Colombia.
If history is anything to go by - with their only previous shootout success coming in Euro 96 against Spain - their next penalty win will be at Euro 2040 (Euro 40?).
Manchester City players celebrated with the fans like it was Agueroooooo all over again. Pep Guardiola leapt on the touchline like Sir Alex Ferguson celebrating Steve Bruce's goal in 1993.
Gabriel Jesus's chip in the last minute against Southampton on the final day made City the first team to reach 100 Premier League points.
It was their 106th league goal of the season, another record. A positive goal difference of 79 was also a record. City won 32 of their 38 games, another record - this one for most victories in any English top-flight season.
The world champions needed to win but two minutes into injury time were trailing to Kim Young-gwon's goal, which had been awarded by the video assistant referee.
With nothing to lose, and Germany needing to score twice, Neuer - who manager Joachim Low once said was good enough to play in midfield - took that advice literally.
Anyone know if there's a German word for the pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune?
Spain went one better than the Republic of Ireland's effort of sending their captain home on the eve of the 2002 World Cup when they sent their manager home the day before the opening game.
La Roja came into the tournament as one of the favourites, having gone 20 games unbeaten under Lopetegui - but just two days before the tournament started, Real Madrid announced that he would be taking over as their boss after the tournament.
Spain were so furious they let him start that job early by sacking him, with sporting director Fernando Hierro taking over for their ill-fated World Cup campaign - they were knocked out of in the round of 16 by hosts Russia.
Enough talking points to fill a decade of Champions League finals - squeezed into 90 remarkable minutes.
Salah's season had been leading up to this moment, but Sergio Ramos had other ideas when he pulled the Egyptian's arm and injured his shoulder midway through the first half.
The final will also be remembered for one of the biggest errors and one of the greatest moments of skill that European club football's showpiece game has ever seen.
Goalkeeper Loris Karius' career at the club effectively ended when he threw the ball directly at Karim Benzema to hand Real the opening goal. The biggest gift since France gave the United States the Statue of Liberty?
Gareth Bale's relationship with Real has been rocky at times but he etched himself into folklore with his fourth touch of the game.
After coming off the bench, he sent an absolutely sensational bicycle kick flying past Karius from Marcelo's deflected shot.
The fact that Karius spilling Bale's 30-yard strike into his own net to make it 3-1 was neither the German's biggest error nor the Welshman's best goal of the game tells its own story.
As good as Bale's bicycle kick was, it didn't get him a £99m move to Juventus. But Cristiano Ronaldo's did.
Ronaldo flew into the Turin sky to send a stunning overhead kick flying past Gianluigi Buffon. It was arguably the greatest goal the Champions League has ever seen - and received a standing ovation from the Juve fans.
Cue every opposition fan in England applauding Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne or Harry Kane of Tottenham every time they score.
In a rarity for modern football, Mourinho's dismissal had not been broken in the media before the official announcement, which came after a limp 3-1 defeat by Liverpool on Sunday.
Molde boss Solskjaer then became Manchester United's first loan signing from Scandinavia since Helsingborg striker Henrik Larsson. The former United striker is set to go back to his club at the end of the season... unless the Old Trafford bosses decide to appoint him permanently.
First teenager since Pele to score twice in a World Cup game. The first teenager since Pele to score in a World Cup final. Won the major international trophy which has eluded Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The now 20-year-old has carried that form into this season, with 13 league goals in 11 games. Only Lionel Messi has scored more in Europe's top five leagues.
He had a seven-game farewell tour - including a last defeat at Old Trafford and a final European exit - but it all ended with a 1-0 victory at Huddersfield on the final day of the campaign.
The crowd at the Stadio Olimpico erupted at the final whistle as the Roma substitutes and coaching staff piled on to the pitch to celebrate with the players. There were tears in the stands as fans could not believe what they had seen - a sensational comeback to dump Barcelona out of the Champions League.
Trailing 4-1 from the first leg against the unbeaten La Liga leaders, nobody gave Roma any chance. But goals from Edin Dzeko and Daniele de Rossi gave the Italians hope - before Kostas Manolas' goal with eight minutes remaining.
Iran were 1-0 down against Spain in injury time and had a throw-in - one final chance at claiming a famous draw.