World Cup: The most impressive moments, from Suarez' bite to Zidane's famous shootout in Materazz

Football is the world's most popular sport, while by June 14th all eyes will have from Russia, where the World Cup will begin, writes Periscope.

The World Cup knows how to donate good times to the field, but it also strains as we bring some of them down.

1990 Rykaard spits Rudy Voller

West Germany's rivalry with the Netherlands was so great that in the match between these two Riikaard Coves, Rudi Voller spit.

Rijkard was sentenced to yellow card after a recent intervention in Voller, and when players were returning to their Dutch position, he spat on the German. Voller then went to the judge to tell him what happened, but he was surprisingly punished with yellow cards.

1994, Maradona is sentenced for doping

Diego Maradona led Argentina to the 1986 World Cup triumph and sent it to the finals in 1990.

Maradona kicked off the World Cup she held in America by scoring a goal in the match against Greece.

But his insane celebration, shouting with a large eye on the camera, brought his mental health into question.

Maradona played the next match against Nigeria, but he did not know it would be the last, after he was sent home from the tournament after failing on the drug test and then given a 15-month suspension.

They retired me from football. I don't think I want another revenge. My soul is broken,” Maradona said.

1998, Ronaldo and his mystery in the finals

Brazul was looking to win the World Cup for the fifth time when he would face France in the finals.

Ronaldo at the time of 21-year-old was the most expensive player in the world and all Brazilians had hoped in him, he had scored four goals to the final.

During the final day, he was not well, but despite this Ronaldo was in the launch formation with Brazil that lost 3:0 from France.

After lunch I was unconscious for three or four minutes, I don't know why, nobody knows, was that pressure or nerve?

2002, South Korea- Italy, the most scandalous judgment in football history

The Ecuadoran judge, the Moreno Bureau, denied Italy a penalty, a goal with out-of-play expectations, and expelled Francesco Totti for simulation.

South Korea defeats Italy as Ahn Jung-Fhan scored the gold goal to eliminate Italians from the World Cup.

The judge of this meeting was extremely biased, and you can see this in the following video of how Italy was eliminated from South Korea by the Ecuadoran controversial decisions.

2006, Zidane hits Materazz head

Zinedine Zidane had warned the retirement from active football after the World Cup held in 2006, but who thought he would be greeted by football by being disfellowshipped in the finals against Italy.

The Frenchman had exchanged words with Materazz before beating his head in the chest and being punished with a red card.

Chief Judge Horacio Elizondo was informed by the fourth judge, and he was sentenced to red card, with Italy being world champion after winning the penalty.

2010 riots at the French camp

France lost its 2006 final in penalty from Italy, while in the 2010 World Cup, it qualified after a controversial goal of Thierry Henry in the play-off match against the Republic of Ireland.

Nicolas Anelka had not scored for seven months, but he was part of France and played the second match against Mexico.

Anelka had a poor performance and Raymond Domenech took her out of the game since the first time. France lost 2.0 that meeting.

Nicolas Anelka was confronted with Raymond Domenech right after the first part with Mexico, until he expelled her from the National immediately and returned the former Chelsea striker from South Africa to France.

After that, French football players refused to train under Domenech's orders and lost their last game from South Africa and returned home with 2 losses and 1 draw.

2014, Suwarez bit Chielli

Italy meets with Uruguay and 10 minutes before the meeting closes, the incident between Suarez and Chiellini happens.

Luiz Suarez bitten Giorgio Chielli with the player who went to the judge to show him the signs, while Suarez pretended to have been stabbed by the Italian defender's elbow.

After this incident FIFA sentenced him El Pistolon by stopping the official matches for four months. /Periscope/