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Planning the response

I see there’s no need for extensive tool planning; this is a straightforward task. I must keep the style guidelines in mind, aiming for conciseness. While the guideline suggests 4-6 points per list, the user wants a top 10, so I'll include all 10 items while keeping the format light. A brief introduction followed by the list sounds good. If the user wants video links, I’ll suggest possible titles instead, as I can’t access the network.Ensuring accuracy in details

I need to double-check the accuracy of names and details for these historical soccer moments.

First, there’s Pelé in 1958 against Sweden, performing a stunning flick and volley at just 17 years old. Then, in 1970, Carlos Alberto scored a memorable goal in the final against Italy, assisted by Pelé. I also want to mention Archie Gemmill's incredible dribble in 1978 against the Netherlands.

As for 1982, I’m considering Eder’s chip against the USSR or one of Brazil's team goals. I think I’ll lean towards Eder's goal.Considering iconic goals

I’m exploring some iconic soccer goals. First up is Maradona’s "Goal of the Century" in 1986 against England, which was an incredible second goal. In 1990, Roberto Baggio had a noteworthy solo run against Czechoslovakia. Then there’s Saeed Al-Owairan's impressive dribble from his own half in 1994 against Belgium.

Bergkamp’s stunning last-minute goal against Argentina in the 1998 quarter-final is essential to mention, as well as Michael Owen's solo effort in that same tournament. Lastly, I’m pondering between Ronaldinho’s free-kick lob in 2002 and Ronaldo’s step-over in the final.Reviewing iconic goals

I'm thinking about including Ronaldinho's famous lob free-kick. I also want to mention Maxi Rodríguez's brilliant chest control followed by a volley against Mexico in 2006, but I can't include both him and Cambiasso's team goal due to limited slots. Then there’s Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s long-range shot against Uruguay in 2010, which I might favor over Tshabalala's opener.

With over ten potential candidates, I need to finalize my top ten list, which starts with Pelé in 1958, Carlos Alberto in 1970, and Archie Gemmill in 1978.Finalizing the top ten goals

I need to finalize my top ten iconic goals list. Right now, I have quite a few candidates, like James Rodríguez in 2014 against Uruguay and Robin van Persie versus Spain that same year. To keep it balanced across eras, I'll go with:

1. Pelé 1958 vs Sweden (Final)
2. Carlos Alberto 1970 vs Italy (Final)
3. Archie Gemmill 1978 vs Netherlands
4. Diego Maradona 1986 vs England
5. Roberto Baggio 1990 vs Czechoslovakia
6. Saeed Al-Owairan 1994 vs Belgium
7. Dennis Bergkamp 1998 vs Argentina
8. Michael Owen 1998 vs Argentina
9. Giovanni van Bronckhorst 2010 vs Uruguay
10. James Rodríguez 2014 vs Uruguay

It feels right to mention the iconic reasons for each goal and keep the style concise!