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FIFA Football World Cup England 1966 |
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World Cup England 1966:
 Summary and General Information
First Round:
Group A - Group B -
Group C - Group D
Final Round:
Fixture and All the Scores
Statistics:
Final Standings -
Top Scorers Table
Red Cards - Penalties - Goals Summary |
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National Teams: 16
Stadiums: 8
Games: 32
Goals: 89
Goal average: 2,78
Top scorer:
Eusebio (Portugal) - 9 goals
Largest win:
Germany 5 - 0 Switzerland
Match with more goals:
Portugal 5 - 3 North Korea
Red Cards: 5 |
England 1966 was a World Cup full of unexpected results, suspicions and "strange" decision made by referees.
The defending champion Brazil suffered the injury of Pelé and could not go beyond the first round. Italy did the same after being defeated 1-0 by North Korea. In the quarterfinals Uruguay was eliminated by Germany and Argentina by the local England in games that raised many suspicions. The most know example is Argentinean Antonio Rattin being ejected against England by "the look on his face" according to the German referee.
In the final match, the football inventors conquered their first world championship after defeating Germany 4-2, with two controversial
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France
Mexico
Uruguay
Argentina
Spain
Switzerland
West Germany
Brazil
Bulgaria
Hungary
Portugal
Chile
Italy
North Korea
Soviet Union
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