From inspirational team talks to leading by example when it matters most, captains can shape a sporting era. Rank these iconic British captaincy moments by personal preference.
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Bobby Moore lifting the World Cup, 1966
England's only World Cup triumph remains the gold standard of captaincy, with Moore's calm authority embodying the spirit of the era.

Martin Johnson lifting the Rugby World Cup, 2003
Johnson's granite-faced leadership dragged England to rugby's summit, capped by Wilkinson's drop goal in extra time.

Andrew Strauss winning the Ashes in Australia, 2010-11
Strauss's quietly authoritative captaincy delivered a 3-1 series victory that ended decades of Ashes misery on Australian soil.

Steven Gerrard's Istanbul half-time speech, 2005
Gerrard rallied Liverpool from the brink and scored the goal that started the comeback in arguably football's greatest final.

Leah Williamson lifting the Euros, 2022
Williamson captained the Lionesses to England's first major football trophy in 56 years, transforming the women's game overnight.
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