A statue immortalising Zinedine Zidane's headbutt in the World Cup final will return in Qatar after it was removed in 2013.
The Middle East nation will host the World Cup this winter and the five metre tall monument - known as "Coup de tete" - will be on show in a museum. It was erected nine years ago but then removed within days amid a backlash which claimed it encouraged violence.
"Evolution happens in societies. It takes time and people may criticise something to begin with, but then understand it and get used to it," said Qatar Museums Chairperson Sheikha al-Thani, who is the sister of Qatar's ruling emir. Zidane's infamous moment in 2006 is etched into football's history books.