@@JustFun-fe7ux Also, the hungarians also doped most likely. Just that they got their doping in a different form. They got "Vitamin C" and "Glucose" pills before the game, said the Hungarian keeper. And "Vitamins" etc. is and was often used as cover or euphemism for doping. And unlike what Swallow says: No, with no rules against it, it wasn't cheating. Especially since, as i just said, the hungarians probably also "cheated".
The semi final between Hungary (current Olympic champs) and Uruguay (current World champs) was dubbed the greatest game in football history at the time. It's an incredible game if you ever read up on it.
It was very controversial. The referee wrongly annulled Hungary's 86th-minute tying goal. In addition, Leipzig University recognized that the Germans used illicit substances.
Yeah... just htat those substances back then WEREN'T illicit. They became outlwaed in Football in the 60's. And the hungarian keeper recalled that they'd been given pills of Glucose and Vitamine C before the game... which probably were also performance enhancers instead of Glucose and Vitamine C.
@@undertakernumberone1 If the University of Leipzig studied the case and concluded that substances were used to gain athletic advantage, there must be a compelling reason for the investigation. Also in the previous game that Germany vs Hungary played in that World Cup, a German player broke Puskás's foot, which was a horrible act.
@@Pintovision2010 again - The substances weren't illicit back then. So all the University really found out was that players used substances that TODAY would be illegal but the usage of which was allowed back then. (and again Hungary most likely doped as well. "Vitamin C" of course. just before the game. mhm. Especially considering how later eastern bloc sportlers were doping cocktails on legs). About Puskas. He got fouled and got a hairline fracture in his ankle. I've seen any convincing argument or statement by Liebrich that the injury was intended. Fouls themselves can be part of the football tactic and sometimes injuries happen. That doesn't mean that an injury was the intended consequence of an attack even if such stuff of course also happens but attributing this to Liebrich without any real evidence...
great match,but Hungary deserved to win,they were the best team in the world back then they beated Germany in the group stages with 7 goals ,but the rules were stupid ,germans managed to injure one of Hungary's best players and back then when there were injuries ,there were no substitutes ,bookings.......shame this is one of my favourite FIFA teams ..
i'm not sure if you know this but Germany actually played a completely different squad in the first game against Hungary knowing that if they were to reach the final they would be versing them
@@ionianosescu8510 Total tired Germans at the end of the first half ... "" official vitamin c injection "" ...and ... the second half ... "terminator" Germans!! Said Puskás for years ... This is doping!!
@@carlomorena9759 Maybe half the Hungary team did doping too , there was just no study conducted . And anyway doping so common back then and as legal as drinking a energy drink why does it even matters.
One of the greatest National Teams of all time was defeated, and a new Football Powerhouse was born.
Doping changed the sport world...www.nytimes.com/2013/08/07/sports/soccer/Doping-Study-Throws-Shadow-Over-Germanys-Success.html
@@carlomorena9759 But doping rules came in 1966 so even if they did use substance it was pretty legal....
chanda kumari But they cheated nonetheless . Just because legal at the time doesn’t mean it was right .
@@princesofthepower3690 but it also means you can't change it.
@@JustFun-fe7ux Also, the hungarians also doped most likely. Just that they got their doping in a different form. They got "Vitamin C" and "Glucose" pills before the game, said the Hungarian keeper. And "Vitamins" etc. is and was often used as cover or euphemism for doping.
And unlike what Swallow says: No, with no rules against it, it wasn't cheating. Especially since, as i just said, the hungarians probably also "cheated".
germany has grown miles, The then underdogs are now 4 times champions, Sadly Hungary never came back to the game.
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1954 and 1974 West German team did doping 💉💉💉💉🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
54,74,90,14 maybe 34
But has any german national team ever had a goalkeeper in sweatpants?
Oo Hii Xenovia nice to meet u
Puskas was and will always be one of my favorites. Love Germany and Fritz Walter the most.
Ferenc Puskas's "Hungary" should to win this final from the year 54'
But they did not!
The semi final between Hungary (current Olympic champs) and Uruguay (current World champs) was dubbed the greatest game in football history at the time. It's an incredible game if you ever read up on it.
What?
@Dmitry Zaripov 1954
Lol, the translation of casali is to 90% wrong. They almost just invented the whole translation. Nice job fifa
Puskas achieved more in one world cup than Messi, Ronaldo or Neymar put together.
Delusional.
@@bigeral6436 You lack braincells
@@bigeral6436 he did specify "world cup".
@@exiledskunk5046 didnt see it, sorry
Not now
It was very controversial. The referee wrongly annulled Hungary's 86th-minute tying goal. In addition, Leipzig University recognized that the Germans used illicit substances.
Yeah... just htat those substances back then WEREN'T illicit. They became outlwaed in Football in the 60's.
And the hungarian keeper recalled that they'd been given pills of Glucose and Vitamine C before the game... which probably were also performance enhancers instead of Glucose and Vitamine C.
@@undertakernumberone1 If the University of Leipzig studied the case and concluded that substances were used to gain athletic advantage, there must be a compelling reason for the investigation. Also in the previous game that Germany vs Hungary played in that World Cup, a German player broke Puskás's foot, which was a horrible act.
@@Pintovision2010 again - The substances weren't illicit back then. So all the University really found out was that players used substances that TODAY would be illegal but the usage of which was allowed back then. (and again Hungary most likely doped as well. "Vitamin C" of course. just before the game. mhm. Especially considering how later eastern bloc sportlers were doping cocktails on legs).
About Puskas. He got fouled and got a hairline fracture in his ankle. I've seen any convincing argument or statement by Liebrich that the injury was intended. Fouls themselves can be part of the football tactic and sometimes injuries happen. That doesn't mean that an injury was the intended consequence of an attack even if such stuff of course also happens but attributing this to Liebrich without any real evidence...
@@undertakernumberone1 Again: They used substances to their advantage. And a German player seriously injured Puskás.
@@Pintovision2010 and again: the wubstance was legal back then, hungary doped qs well, injuries happen, Puskas still played in the finale.
Hungary of 54 and Holland of 74, the best teams not having won a cup. Shame!
Agreed
Don’t forget Brazil ‘82!
Brazil 82
Germany 1966.
Both denied by the germans
BELGIUM - JAPAN #2018
Hungary should have won the world cup in 1954And Germany should have won the world cup 1968
66'
England deserved to win the 1966 world cup.
@@wonjubhoy deserved
Man I knew deserved means a thing which you have the most chance to win not winning by cheating
you know that this was WEST Germany, not the east block nation DDR (East Germany)?
Hungary should have won, the ref was ridiculous
Yes!
great match,but Hungary deserved to win,they were the best team in the world back then they beated Germany in the group stages with 7 goals ,but the rules were stupid ,germans managed to injure one of Hungary's best players and back then when there were injuries ,there were no substitutes ,bookings.......shame this is one of my favourite FIFA teams ..
i'm not sure if you know this but Germany actually played a completely different squad in the first game against Hungary knowing that if they were to reach the final they would be versing them
@@lukashahn6883 still doesn’t explain the Puskas “offside”
Austria & swiss will co host 'Next years Euro 2008'.........Wow....Fifa u r late by 5 years.......lol
La semifinal Hungría vs Uruguay fué para muchos el partido del siglo
Yes, I think Switzerland will win Euro 2008 ! I think it will be either Switzerland or Spain
0:30 can someone explain which comunist flag this is (second from the left)
Probably Hungarian communist.
@@teza5809
Thanks
Extraordiary
First victory of the doping!!!!!
Min 84 (?) Puskás ,3-3.but ...not offside.
@@ionianosescu8510 Total tired Germans at the end of the first half ... "" official vitamin c injection "" ...and ... the second half ... "terminator" Germans!! Said Puskás for years ... This is doping!!
Ungarn did not know it had to play to win.
Huh?
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Germany is great. underdog Hungary lost.england and Hungary are same 😂😁😀😁
Don't forget~~ 1954 and 1974 West German team did doping 💉💉💉💉🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
I wouldn't call it a miracle... it was a big cheat .(
first dislike lol
please talk no rubbish
germany was the better team, they deserve to win and they did destroy the poor weak hungarians.
What your are writing is total bs.
Germany was veeeery strong...:)...www.nytimes.com/2013/08/07/sports/soccer/Doping-Study-Throws-Shadow-Over-Germanys-Success.html
@@carlomorena9759 Maybe half the Hungary team did doping too , there was just no study conducted . And anyway doping so common back then and as legal as drinking a energy drink why does it even matters.
@@chandakumari-tk4cf Saying 'maybe' we say nothing.
@@chandakumari-tk4cf Just your guess