Following Diego Maradona's iconic slide across the turf after Argentina's late winner against Peru, we take a look back at some other eccentric celebrations from managers.

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1. 1996 Graeme Souness

As a veteran of many an Old Firm and Merseyside derby, you'd think Souness would appreciate the rather delicate nature of a major city derby. Especially when it is the Istanbul derby. And it is also a cup final. But so it was that, after his Galatasaray side had won their home leg 1-0, Dean Saunders's equaliser earned them a 1-1 draw at Fenerbahce's Sukru Saracoglu stadium and cup victory. Souey in his infinite wisdom decided that rather than sheepishly raising the trophy and getting the hell out of dodge, the best way to celebrate would be to march out on to the pitch and place a huge Galatasaray flag in the centre circle. However, despite the folk hero status he instantly earned for possibly the bravest act in football, a fourth-place league finish saw Souness's Turkish tenure end after just one season.

2. 2006 Alan Pardew

When Marlon Harewood fired past Jens Lehmann in the 89th minute to grab a shock 1-0 win over the Gunners, you could forgive Alan Pardew for getting rather excited. The West Ham boss was jumping around manically and fist-pumping more than most of the Upton Park crowd, out of sheer relief that his team were on the verge of only their third win all season. Arsene Wenger made his displeasure at such an excessive celebration plain, and when Pardew came across to respond a few shoves and some unkind words ensued before they were separated by the fourth official. Wenger was so incensed that he refused to shake hands at the final whistle. However, the result didn't arrest the Hammers' woes, and a month later Pardew was out of a job.

3. 2004 Jose Mourinho

After scoring a vital away goal at Porto, Manchester United looked to be going through to the Champions League quarter-finals on away goals courtesy of Paul Scholes's first-half strike at Old Trafford. That was until Costinha scored in the 90th minute to send Porto through. Porto boss Jose Mourinho (pictured) made himself known to the wider world by sprinting down the touchline to celebrate with his players at the corner flag, and ended up running all the way to Stamford Bridge that summer.

4. 2008 Slaven Bilic

The Croatia manager's joy at reaching Euro 2008 at the expense of England may have been more painful. However, his unrestrained delight when Ivan Klasnic scored against Turkey in the dying moments of extra time in the quarter-finals of the tournament itself was even wilder. Klasnic's goal on 118 minutes sent Bilic haring towards the huddled mass of his team before he repeatedly tried to leap on top of them all, Rio Ferdinand-style. His expression was not quite so delirious when Turkey equalised in stoppage time and won the subsequent penalty shootout though.

5. 1983 David Pleat

He's become the pundit people love to hate, but fans of a certain age will never forget the sight of a beige-suited Pleat running across the turf at Maine Road. Luton Town needed a win on the final day of the 1982-83 season to stay in the First Division, and they got it thanks to a late strike from Radomir Antic that ensured their survival and sent City down. At the final whistle Pleat skipped and leapt across the pitch, hands held up to the heavens like an evangelical priest as he ran to congratulate his players, and sparked a joyous pitch invasion from the visiting fans.