Sir Geoff Hurst and England supporters are featured in two new films released to mark the 60th anniversary of England’s 1966 World Cup triumph. Across the accounts, the anniversary is tied to the final played at Wembley Stadium on 30 July 1966, when England beat West Germany 4–2 to win the tournament for the first and only time. The coverage highlights Hurst’s role in that match, including his hat-trick during the final, which remains one of the best-known performances from the tournament. The films also include fan perspectives, expanding the focus beyond the match itself to the people who supported England around that period. While the sources emphasize the films’ purpose as a commemoration of the milestone anniversary, they agree on the key historical details: the date, venue, opponents, final score, and Hurst’s three goals in the decisive match. The releases are presented as celebratory retrospectives timed to the 60-year mark of England’s World Cup win.