His goal against Argentina at the 2002 World Cup led to a spike in pregnancies according to research.
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His goal against Argentina at the 2002 World Cup led to a spike in pregnancies according to research carried out by a home pregnancy manufacturer.
After contacting midwives at the Royal Free Hospital in London, First Response found big wins at the World Cup trigger conception.
"Our data does show a rise in birth rates in early April 2003 which when you track back is nine months after the success against Argentina on June 7, 2002," Amanda Mansfield, a consultant midwife said.
In a separate survey of 1,000 women, soccer games came in third as the most popular time for conception, sandwiched between birthdays and moving house.
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