BBC Sport commentator John Motson has recorded a new radio series in which he chooses six of the most exciting games that he's commentated on.

Each programme replays Motty's commentary from the matches interspersed with interviews and the musical hits of the era.

Special guests on the show will be invited to take part in a current affairs quiz to test the accuracy of their memories.

The commentator's first choice (30 May) is the 1981 FA Cup final replay at Wembley between Tottenham and Manchester City.

The match has gone down in history due to Spur's Ricky Villa scoring one of the greatest goals ever to grace the twin towers, and indeed the game of football.

The match was one of the most famous examples of a giant killing act when non-league side Sutton defeated a Coventry side who only 18 months previously had played in the FA Cup final.

Motty recalls the game with the help of two of the Sutton players that made that victory possible - Barry Williams, the then manager and Tony Raines, who scored the first goal.

The next two games in the series are both international games.

The first, on 27 June, is the game between England and Scotland in Euro 96, when Gazza, who had been hounded by the press leading up to the tournament, scored a brilliant goal, and Gary McAllister missed a penalty for the Scottish side.

Two of the England internationals who played in Terry Venables' team that day will be sharing their memories of the match with Motty.

A week later Motty's Magic Match is the 1982 World Cup in Spain when Italy beat Brazil by four goals to three.

Paolo Rossi scored a hat-trick for Italy to eliminate what many people thought was the best ever Brazilian team.