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Seleção brasileira treinada por Flávio Costa, retornando à seleção, já que foi o treinador na Copa de 1950. Primeira excursão do Brasil à Europa, enfrentou sete seleções. Dias antes perdera da Itália por 3x0. Alguns jogadores foram bicampeões mundiais: Gylmar, Djalma Santos, Zózimo, Nilton Santos, Didi. De Sordi, que partocipou da excursão, campeão em 1958. Outros grandes jogadores participaram desses jogos: Evaristo, que fez sucesso na Espanha, Dequinha, Roberto Belangero, Walter Marciano, Canhoteiro, este considerado um mágico da bola. Nilton Santos em uma jornada infeliz, ao final cumprimenta Stanley Matthews, fora de série inglês.

O placar desse jogo foi 2x1 Santos FC,

O time do Santos FC tinha sido campeão brasileiro do ano anterior e era um dos favoritos dessa competição de 1969 que era o verdadeiro campeonato brasileiro de futebol mas infelizmente não conseguiu se classificar para o quadrangular final assim como o time do Vasco também não conseguiu, os classificados foram Corinthians, Cruzeiro , Palmeiras e Botafogo RJ , o Palmeiras foi o campeão daquele ano vencendo nos saldo de gols o Cruzeiro MG na classificação final, foi um quadrangular só com jogos de ida e sem os da volta. Cada time jogou só três jogos na fase final.

this is really good quality footage. I bought this game on VHS 30 years ago and the picture quality was really bad.

The first of our many 5-0 victories over Brazil. Who knew we would be their bogey team! 😂

My dear ole Barking E-London dad played for West Ham in the 50s. ❤️Signed on as a schoolboy. As a boy, he copied all of Matthews’ tricks. He was an outside winger too. What a game Stan the man had here. One of the greats.

Diference in footware, england playing in pit boots , and brazil go on to rule the world.

According to Wayne Rooney & Gary Neville,Harry Kane is England's Great ever footballer ; being able to kick a football does not have to equate with intelligence obviously . Matthews was a bit before my time but how I would have loved to have seen him.Still can't believe I read those comments.

Wow! Thanks for that. This was two years before Brazil won the world cup so no Pele. Also I always thought Johnny Haynes was left footed, perhaps because he wore number 10 but he clearly favours his right. I had the privilege of seeing Matthews at Highbury when he was nearly 50! (I'm a spurs supporter but in those days things weren't quite as toxic!)

There wasnt much difference in class back then between England and Scotland teams

Pity they never showed Brazil goals

Don't see anything special. Terrible passing. If you want to see a fantastic winger, look at Garrincha of Brazil.

I have a leather ball like that. It’s from 1950 and had a pigs bladder that you pump up

Cheeky nutmegs abound! Johnny H was amazing too. & But for Munich 58…..

Walley Barnes, the old Arsenal full back, here as co-commentator with Kenneth Wolstenholme.

Haynes was brilliant passer of the ball.

Was Garrincha playing for Brazil?

Que bom ver esses jogos, muito melhores que os de HOJE

Interessante: Esse jogador (Stanley Matthews) é muito famoso entre os ingleses, mas não é muito conhecido no resto do mundo! Por que será? Não teve destaque em Copa do Mundo?

With Daglish around Scotland was nowhere in world football. Kick and rush kind of football...

Did Charlie Charles play one of the famous Charles brothers

Nilton Santos é considerado dos melhores jogadores do Brasil. Foi destaque na Copa do Mundo de 1958 e hoje é nome de estádio no Rio de Janeiro! Era um craque de futebol! Ele e Stanley Matthews fazem parte da História do Futebol!

The rest is history!!

Genius - never tire of watching his mercurial skills.

He seemed wasteful and pretty sloppy in this game.

Anyone noticed how the commentators just commentated on the game ?

brazil fans chanting: "He's just like Alan Brazil! He's just like Alan Brazil!," 🤣🤣

Matthews and his one move...that's all he had. But it worked...Some recent players were the same, like Arjen Robben. Even though defenders know this, they know it was coming, they were still powerless.

the days when most top english teams had a scot or two playing for them

That brown leather football soaked by the rain weighed a ton. I was 13 years old when this was played and even younger when I watched Hungary play England live on the television when they beat us 6-2. Ferenc Puskas was playing!

Stanley mathews aos 41 anos dando um baile em Nilton santos com 31

the whites players are really great

Stanley Matthews, _41_ years old in this game!

notice how charlton is so fluid; if he falls he gets up immediately and he very often pushes the ball on with the outside of his left foot

Nice video 👍 there's not enough footage of Dalglish on UA-cam.

Haynes looked the best England player.

Wish we had more games today with that sort of drive and commitments

Pelé, saudades eternas!!

Yashin this in fc mobile and best goalkeper is a legend

I agree with much of the '66 dissection except not playing Greaves and playing Charlton, as you say our best player, as a man marker, would get Southgate unbelievable criticism today. You put so much down to luck because you've probably decided to be swayed by the usual anti-England media agenda. Luck always plays a part in winning any knock out competition. Southgate is now officially, statistically, the best England manager ever. PS. Every team in the English top tier certainly knew about Jimmy Greaves. Could they stop him?

You can show as many clips as you want, England got Wolleped !

After re-joining F.I.F.A. in 1945 England (stupidly) thought they ruled The World ... typical Empire thinking !

Isn’t he an attacker? Big lad is everywhere, no idea what position he’s meant to be 😂

England were lucky, Brazil players were jet lagged.

England may have won the game but they came a bad second in the fashion stakes.

This would be a good match to see in its entirety. I believe the "Edwards" referred to by the commentator is Duncan Edwards, the young Man U midfielder who lost his life in Munich. I would like to see more film of him, as well as of Finney.

I took the afternoon off school to watch this match on tv. I was 11. Roñnie Clayton, Johnny Haynes and John Atyeo were second division players and Reg Matthrews, the Coventry goalie, was third division south.

Legend has it that Matthews only like the ball played to feet, but he's moving on to forward passes quite nicely, here; at 42 years of age, I believe.

Sadly England don’t have anyone today with the passing range of Johnny Haynes.

The hey days of soccer today Stanley Mathews would probably faint if you told him he could earn 1000 s per week 7 pounds per week what's the conversion to today's currency on the exchange today