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Sócrates: his career in pictures

Socrates : Socrates takes on West Germay's Felix Magath — Sócrates takes on West Germany's Felix Magath in Brazil's 4-1 victory in the 1981 Copa de Oro in Montevideo Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images

Socrates : Socrates is chased by Osvaldo Ardiles of Argentina in the 1982 world cup — Sócrates is chased by Ossie Ardiles of Argentina during Brazil's 3-1 victory over their fierce rivals in the second group stage of the 1982 World Cup in Spain Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images

Socrates : Socrates and Zico celebrate in the 1982 world cup match against italy — Sócrates and Zico celebrate Zico's opening goal against Italy in the second phase of the 1982 World Cup. But the celebrations were in vain: Brazil were knocked out by three Paolo Rossi goals
Photograph: Bongarts/Getty Images

Socrates : Socrates wears a headband at Mexico 86 — Sócrates wears a headband with a political message while singing the national anthem at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico Photograph: Bongarts/Getty Images

Socrates : Socrates celebrates after scoring against Spain with Junior 1986 world cup — Sócrates celebrates with Junior after scoring the only goal in Brazil's opening group stage match against Spain in Guadalajara Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images

Socrates : Socrates penalty miss France v Brazil in the 1986 world cup quarter final — The France goalkeeper Joël Bats saves Sócrates's penalty in the World Cup quarter-final in Guadalajara. France won 4-3 on penalties Photograph: AFP/Getty Images

Socrates : Socrates of Brazil has died aged 57 — Sócrates suffers from the cold as he makes a cameo appearance for Garforth Town against Tadcaster Albion in the Northern Counties East League in 2004 Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images

Socrates : Socrates poses with Brazilian president Lula — Sócrates poses with the then-Brazil president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva before a friendly in the official residence of Granja do Torto, Brasilia, in 2005 Photograph: Jamil Bittar/Reuters

Socrates : Socrates in Soweto 2010 — Sócrates poses with former Manchester United players Andy Cole and Quinton Fortune during a charity event at the opening of a school in Soweto Photograph: Ian Walton/Getty Images

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