33 moments
Birth at Policlínico Evita Hospital
· Policlínico Evita Hospital, Lanús, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Maradona was born in Lanús, Buenos Aires Province. Hospital coordinates are representative of the documented birth hospital site.
Joined Los Cebollitas youth team
· Argentinos Juniors, La Paternal, Buenos Aires, Argentina
He was recommended to Los Cebollitas, Argentinos Juniors' junior side, beginning his association with the Buenos Aires club. Coordinates identify Argentinos Juniors' La Paternal ground; the precise youth-training site is not specified.
First senior international goal
· Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
He scored his first senior Argentina goal in a win against Scotland.
World Youth Championship final
· National Olympic Stadium, Tokyo, Japan

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain in Argentina because the copyright of this photograph has expired (PD-AR-Photo); PD-US-no-notice-1989 · file Maradona captained Argentina in its 3–1 World Youth Championship final victory over the Soviet Union and scored in the final.
First FIFA World Cup match
· Camp Nou, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Maradona played Argentina's opening match of the 1982 World Cup against Belgium in Barcelona, his new country of residence. The source establishes the year and venue but not the match day; date is therefore year-level.
Copa de la Liga final first leg
· Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid, Spain
While playing for Barcelona, Maradona assisted and scored against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu. The source places the event in the 1982–83 season but does not provide a match day; date is year-level.
Copa del Rey final and brawl
· Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid, Spain
Maradona played Barcelona's final against Athletic Bilbao in Madrid; the match ended in a mass brawl and was his last Barcelona game. The venue coordinates identify the final's documented stadium; the source passage gives year but not day.
Napoli presentation
· Stadio San Paolo, Naples, Italy

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain in Argentina because the copyright of this photograph has expired (PD-AR-Photo); PD-US-no-notice-1989 · file Maradona was formally presented as a Napoli player before a vast home crowd, inaugurating his seven-year association with the club. The stadium is now named Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
World Cup quarter-final against England
· Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain in Argentina because the copyright of this photograph has expired (PD-AR-Photo); PD-US-no-notice-1989 · file Argentina captain Maradona scored both goals in the celebrated World Cup quarter-final victory over England. Source is in Spanish; the quoted passage identifies Maradona, date, and Estadio Azteca.
World Cup final victory
· Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain in Argentina because the copyright of this photograph has expired (PD-AR-Photo); PD-US-no-notice-1989 · file Maradona captained Argentina in the World Cup final victory over West Germany.
Meeting Pope John Paul II
· Vatican City
Maradona met Pope John Paul II at the Vatican and later recalled arguing with him over wealth and poverty. The source supports year-level precision only.
Visit to Lenin's Mausoleum
· Lenin's Mausoleum, Red Square, Moscow, Russia
Maradona visited Lenin's Mausoleum on Red Square during a visit to Moscow. The source supports year-level precision only.
World Cup semi-final against Italy
· Stadio San Paolo, Naples, Italy
Maradona played for Argentina against host Italy in the World Cup semi-final at the stadium of his club Napoli. The stadium is now named Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
World Cup final against West Germany
· Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Maradona captained Argentina in its second consecutive World Cup final, against West Germany.
Sevilla playing spell
· Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Seville, Andalusia, Spain
After leaving Napoli, Maradona signed for Sevilla and spent one year with the Spanish club. The source establishes his playing spell with Sevilla; stadium coordinates are representative of the club's home venue.
Artemio Franchi Cup return
· Estadio José María Minella, Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Maradona returned to Argentina's national team for the Artemio Franchi Cup against Denmark. Coordinates identify the city's principal international football venue.
Toronto Italia friendly
· Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Maradona appeared alongside his brother Raúl in a Toronto Italia friendly against the Canadian National Soccer League All-Stars. The source supports Toronto at city level and year-level precision; exact ground is not specified.
Farewell match
· La Bombonera, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Maradona's testimonial match was played between a World XI and Argentina; he scored two penalties.
Meeting Hugo Chávez
· Palacio de Miraflores, Caracas, Venezuela
Maradona traveled to Venezuela and met President Hugo Chávez at the presidential palace. The source supports year-level precision only.
Protest at Summit of the Americas
· Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Maradona publicly protested U.S. President George W. Bush's presence during the Summit of the Americas. The source supports year-level precision only; coordinates represent central Mar del Plata.
Gastric-bypass surgery
· Cartagena, Bolívar, Colombia
Maradona underwent gastric-bypass surgery in Cartagena. The clinic is not named; coordinates represent central Cartagena.
Hospital treatment
· Buenos Aires, Argentina
Maradona was treated for hepatitis and effects of alcohol abuse at a Buenos Aires hospital. The hospital is not named; coordinates represent central Buenos Aires.
First match as Argentina manager
· Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Maradona managed Argentina for the first time in a victory over Scotland.
Football-academy foundation ceremony
· Salt Lake Stadium, Kolkata, West Bengal, India

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain; released into the public domain by the copyright holder · file Maradona laid a foundation stone for a football academy and was received by a large crowd at Salt Lake Stadium.
Funeral of Néstor Kirchner
· Casa Rosada, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic · file Maradona attended the funeral of former Argentine president Néstor Kirchner alongside Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and Evo Morales. Coordinates identify Casa Rosada, the principal state venue associated with the funeral; the caption does not name the precise funeral site.
Appointed Al Wasl manager
· Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain; released into the public domain by the copyright holder · file Maradona greeted supporters after his appointment as manager of Dubai club Al Wasl. The caption supports month-level precision; coordinates represent central Dubai.
Visit to Hugo Chávez's tomb and campaign rally
· Caracas, Venezuela
Maradona visited Hugo Chávez's tomb and attended Nicolás Maduro's final campaign rally in Caracas. Coordinates represent central Caracas; the source does not specify the tomb or rally venue.
Match for Peace
· Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy
Maradona played in the charitable Match for Peace and set up Roberto Baggio's goal.
Meeting Pope Francis
· Vatican City
Maradona met Pope Francis in Rome and credited him with helping inspire his religious return. The source gives Rome rather than the exact venue; Vatican City coordinates are used because the meeting was with the pope.
Visit to Ali Bin Nasser
· Tunisia
Maradona visited the referee of the 1986 Argentina–England quarter-final and presented him with a signed Argentina jersey. The source identifies the referee as Tunisian but does not specify the city of the visit; coordinates represent Tunis.
World Cup appearance and medical treatment
· Russia
During the 2018 World Cup in Russia, Maradona collapsed and was treated by paramedics. The source supports country-level location and year-level date only; Moscow is a representative coordinate, not an asserted match venue.
Admitted for brain surgery
· La Plata, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Maradona was admitted to a La Plata hospital and underwent emergency brain surgery the following day. The hospital is not named; coordinates represent central La Plata.
Death at home
· Dique Luján, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Maradona died in his sleep after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in Dique Luján. Coordinates represent Dique Luján because the exact home address is not included in the source.