For a generation of England supporters, the 1990 World Cup remains a seminal moment in their lifetime.
The Three Lions made it to the semi-finals - something they would not achieve again until the most recent instalment - where they were knocked out on penalties by West Germany.
Stuart Pearce set up a goal in the quarter-finals but was one of two players to miss from the spot in the shootout against the Germans, leaving him in tears as he exited the pitch.
It had otherwise been a summer to remember for not only Peace but the other 22 members of England's squad, one that will also live long in the memory for Three Lions fans.
To mark Pearce's 58th birthday, Sports Mole challenges you to name England's travelling party for that year's competition in full.
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