Italy 3-1 West Germany | 1982 World Cup Final Match | Highlights & Best Moments
Вставка
- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- The 1982 FIFA World Cup Final was a football match contested between Italy and West Germany. It was the final match of the 1982 FIFA World Cup tournament and was played on 11 July 1982 at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in the Spanish capital and largest city of Madrid.
Coming after their 1934 and 1938 victories, Italy had now drawn level with record champions Brazil. Italy's Paolo Rossi won the Golden Boot as the tournament's top goalscorer, and the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player (awarded for the first time). Italy's 40-year-old goalkeeper and captain Dino Zoff became the oldest player to win the World Cup.
===================================
World Cup 1982
Final
Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid)
July 11, 1982
Line-ups:
-- Italy --
1 - Zoff
3 - Bergomi
4 - Cabrini
5 - Collovati
6 - Gentile
7 - Scirea
13 - Oriali
14 - Tardelli
16 - Conti
19 - Graziani
20 - Rossi
-- West Germany --
1 - Schumacher
2 - Briegel
3 - Breitner
4 - Förster
5 - Förster
6 - Dremmler
7 - Littbarski
8 - Fischer
11 - Rummenigge
15 - Stielike
20 - Kaltz
Subscribe: / @worldfootballclassics
Enjoy WFC.TV!
#oldmatches #classicmatches #worldcup #tournament #final #euro #europeanchampionship
need full match. Please share drive link
من هنا بدأ عشقي للمنتخب الازوري و لم اكن ادري انني سأبقى على عشقه ليومنا هذا
اكثر من اربع عقود من الزمن و لا زلت على عشق المنتخب الايطالي و لا تزال هذه البطولة اجملها لدي
مع الازوري في السراء و الضراء
اتمنى ان يعود الازوري سريعاً لبطولات كأس العالم التي غاب عنها بالبطولتين السابقتين .
I hope you could provide the full match
There was no game at all against Germany, one of the most unfair teams in World Cup history (No-Attack deal taken with Austrian cousins in groups and murder foul by German Keeper Schumacher against Frances Player Battiston not sanctioned...another fact: Germany is the only country to have won 2 World Cups for Simulations Diving-Penalty 1974 & 1990)
Favola Azzurra
I love the old football
1-0 Paolo Rossi (57 min)
2-0 Marco Tardelli (69 min)
3-0 Alessandro Altobelli (81 min)
3-1 Paul Breitner (83 min)
In this World Cup, Brazil and Argentina were only the South American teams who advanced to second group stage. Except them all other teams who advanced to second stage were Europeans. Coincidentally both Brazil and Argentina both were placed in the same group in the second group stage along with Italy. Italy who had three unimpressive draws in the first group stage were now unluckily placed in the group of death with the two strongest South Americans teams where one was the defending champion and other was the highly favorites with record of most World Cup titles. The fact is that Italy was the lone European team in the second group stage who was put with Argentina and Brazil. While all others teams in the second group stage were European team against a fellow European team. Italy was in dire need of wins to gain points so that their World Cup campaigns doesn't end disastrous. The motivated Italy first managed to win against Argentina and then a memorable hattrick by Paolo Rossi made them win against Brazil in one of the best and highly thrilling match and advance to semi final. They kept their spirit and convincingly won against Poland in the semi final and West Germany in the final. In short Italy's 1982 World Cup win was a great and miraculous triumph. They defeated all the previous three consecutive World Cup winners in their enroute to victory.
هذا يشبه سعدون عماره
TARDELLI 'S GOAL CELEBRATION SO ICONIC I THOUGHT THE KRAUTS WOULD SQUIRM THEIR WAY BACK IN WHEN PAUL " TROTSKY " BREITNER PULLED ONE BACK BUT THEY WERE VEAK , VEAK
They were knackered after extra time in the semi-final and Breitner and Rummenigge were only half fit. They also badly missed Bernd Schuster. The quality of Italy’s defenders was telling - there was an awful lot of them and they blanketed the Germans, relying on the playmaking of Conti and the cutting edge of Rossi at the other end. As I saw it they played a 1-4-2-1-2, with Scirea as a sweeper behind Gentile/Collovati/Bergomi/Cabrini and in front of them, basically two defenders, Oriali and Tardelli. Try getting through that lot!
يمكن هذا ناظم كزار
As it turned out there was very little to beat in Spain. All the major countries suffered with injuries or other problems and Brazil proved to have, not a team, but only a brilliant midfield.
How big true this is👏👏👏🙌
I honestly think you’re talking absolute shit here. Everyone still talks about this Brazil team as the greatest to not win a World Cup. Argentina had maradona and Kempes. Boniek was at his best for Poland. Rummenige was the drive for Germany and Platini was coming into his own where they won the euros just 2 years later.
Total BS. See comments below. One of the greatest WC. It was Italy 's year, that is, and I am French, so remembering Séville (SF with Germany) as the top of WC drama ever.
@@alexbacchetta1368 I agree with you for the most part. I guess we are showing how old we all are now. Anyway Great comment.
@@alexbacchetta1368 Spain, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and West Germany were extremely disappointing, only half the teams they had been in 1981 when they had all looked very good. Argentina were not even half the side they had been four years earlier, with Mario Kempes a shadow of his former self and Maradona a total flop.
Brazil turned out to have not so much a team as a brilliant midfield. All the skill and class in this tournament came in matches involving them and France. As for Italy, in the first round and against Argentina they were their old selves, dirty, cynical, time wasting and although against Brazil and in the final they produced some counter attacking moves of quality that few other teams could, you’ll never convince me they were the best footballing team of 1982.
Were this World Cup or MMA fight