Original sentence: During his run past several England players in the previous round for the "Goal of the Century", he didn't use his right foot once, despite spending the whole movement on the right-hand side of the pitch.His first goal against Belgium in the 1986 World Cup semi-final is a worthy indicator of such; he had run into the inside right channel to receive a pass but let the ball travel across to his left foot, requiring more technical ability.In the 1990 World Cup second round tie against Brazil, he did use his right foot to set up the winning goal for Caniggia due to two Brazilian markers forcing him into a position that made use of his left foot less practicable.Maradona was dominantly left-footed, often using his left foot even when the ball was positioned more suitably for a right-footed connection
Edited sentence: During his run past several England players in the previous round for the Goal of the Century, he didn't use his right foot once, despite spending the whole movement on the right-hand side of the pitch.His first goal against Belgium in the 1986 World Cup semi-final is a worthy indicator of such; he had run into the inside right channel to receive a pass but opted to avoid the natural swing of his right foot as the ball approached and instead let it travel inches further, allowing him a delicate flick with his left which required high-quality balance and timing.In the 1990 World Cup second round tie against Brazil, he did notably use his right foot to set up the winning goal for Caniggia due to two Brazilian markers forcing him into a tight position that made use of his left foot impossible.Maradona was dominantly left-footed, often choosing to use his left foot by instinct even when the ball was positioned more suitably for a right-footed connection