Thirty years ago today, on August 28, 1995 (August 3, 1995), Maradona's drug test went wrong for the third time. In today's football world, Argentine star Maradona has become a unique double-faced person with a dual personality: he has won the hearts of hundreds of millions of fans with his superb football skills on the field, and has the reputation of "Pele II" and "Contemporary King"; while off the field, he has taken drugs into pain, indulged in life, and was reviled by people as a complete playboy and a clown; he regards football as his first life, and he is deeply in love with football. He has been frustrated again and again, and has come back again and again, and his indomitable spirit is tearful; but he also regards football as a child's play, does not cherish himself, let alone others, goes back on his word, and constantly makes news and makes fame. In July 1995, Maradona, who has turned 37 years old, put on his shirt for the fifth time and returned to the green fields. People hoped that he would cherish this last chance to wash away all the "sludge" from his body and draw a perfect end for himself and his family. But he let these kind people down again. On August 24, Maradona, as the captain, joined forces with his old comrade Caniggia to lead the Boca Youth team to defeat the youth club team 4-2. Among them, Maradona took a penalty. It was the 150th goal he kicked in his life. Fans kept shouting Maradona's name. There were also banners: "Diego, we will always support you". However, the Argentine Football Federation announced on August 28 and September 3 that after two tests, two bottles of urine sampled by Maradona after the game tested positive and decided to impose a temporary suspension on him. This is the third time Maradona's drug test has been faulty. When the news was revealed, there was an uproar in Argentina and in the world of football. "Maradona, it's over," read the headline on the sports page of Argentina's El Nacional newspaper. The newspaper also published a photo of Maradona kissing the trophy when he led the Appentin team to the World Cup in 1986, with the caption: "Only the myth remains." Another newspaper said: "It's unbelievable. He shouldn't spoil himself like this. He has just come out of the cave, but he has fallen into another deeper cave. "Pele, the king of football and Brazil's sports minister, said:" This incident has broken the hearts of all football lovers. "He added," Today's big stars in football and even in international sports have become bad examples for children and everyone. It's really sad. "