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By Jon Carter
Wednesday, September 2, 2009 It's one of the fiercest rivalries in world football. Two giants of the game who have never seen eye to eye, don't like each other and cause a heated atmosphere whenever they meet. No, not Argentina and Brazil; but Diego Maradona and Pelé. They may have missed each other by around six years on the international playing circuit, but the two players who immediately leap to mind when "Greatest of All-Time" debate is raised have clashed many times in the media and ahead of Brazil's trip to Argent ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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