Few football teams, perhaps none, at either international or club level are so defined by one moment as Zaire - particularly when that moment isn't even a goal, a save, or a tackle, but a yellow card.
We all know the scene that is synonymous with Zaire's footballing legacy, even those of us who weren't alive to witness it first hand.
It's group game three of the World Cup 1974 in Gelsenkirchen. 2-0 to the good with around ten minutes to run on the clock, Brazilian superstars Rivelino and Jairzinho stand over a free kick 25 yards from goal, as the reigning champions coast to victory over the first-time participants.