Antonin Panenka simply cannot be snubbed off this list after waxing lyrical earlier about Andrea Pirlo's 2012 entry into the Czechoslavakian's original penalty routine.
Panenka produced his in the 1976 final as they drew to West Germany 2-2. The first seven penalties were converted between the two sides before Uli Hoeneß cleared the bar for the German's fourth penalty, meaning that Panenka had the opportunity to win the competition for Czechoslavakia.
The incredibly audacious dink was unbelievably the last touch of a football in that year's competition as the winning spot-kick, and this rightfully so wrote Panenka's name into football folk law forever with plenty of players copying the routine over the last 45 years, some good, some bad.