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In the first group match, Argentina took the lead within ten minutes through a converted penalty kick from captain Messi. Led by Brazilian coach José Faria and supported by players such as Aziz Bouderbala, Abdelmajid Dolmy, Badou Zaki, Mohamed Timoumi and Labid Khalifa, Morocco became the first African country to qualify for the second round […]

Of those ten, Italy, West Germany, Poland, Austria, France, Spain, Scotland and Hungary qualified again, the Netherlands and Sweden were eliminated by Belgium and Northern Ireland respectively. ↑ The 22 participants in the football tournament at the 1924 Summer Olympics were Egypt, Turkey, Uruguay and the United States from outside Europe, and the European national […]

In the list of the 10 best footballers of all time you see different nationalities, positions on the field and characters, but they all have one thing in common: they were the greatest of their time. Fifteen minutes before the end, a long shot from Craig Goodwin ended up in the Argentinian goal via Fernández's […]

That period of fluctuations ended when Argentina peaked in March 2007 with a first place. On March 2006, the country reached another low point with a 22nd place. The country climbed up again, but reached its lowest point in October 2001 with a 14th place. After that, Argentina plunged to 24th place in two months, […]

The penalty kicks also disappointed Dutch fans. The demonstration of 60,000 fans in the capital may have been the reason that changed his mind. Portugal and Hungary made the best impression, West Germany, England, the Soviet Union, Uruguay and Argentina lived up to expectations and North Korea's qualification was nothing short of sensational. In the […]

Due to the great global power of Spain, Hasekura Tsunenaga, a Japanese ambassador, came to Seville in the year 1615. In 1956, Di Stéfano changed football nationality for the last time and only played for Spain. ↑ Andreas Thom's last international match (51st) for the GDR; debut of Heiko Peschke (Carl Zeiss Jena), Dirk Schuster […]

Tenerife played European football in the 1993-1994 season and in the 1996-1997 season. Italy 3rd A Serie C Third highest league of Italian football. Spain Primera División Highest league in Spanish football. He made his debut in Primera División in a match against Ferro Carril Oeste. Until then, two major sports associations from Istanbul had […]

With Boca he played the final of the Copa Libertadores 1963 and lost to Pelé's Santos FC. In 1961 he won the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup with Roma and in 1963 he became top scorer. The fourth meeting between the national football teams of Argentina and Croatia was a friendly game and took place on November […]

Futbol Club Barcelona (also known as Barça) is a Spanish football club based in Barcelona, ​​Catalonia (Spain). Spain · Czechoslovakia · Spain won the tournament for the first time in its own country in 1964 and Spain also won in 2008 and 2012. The club is one of the most successful football clubs in Spain […]

Many of the beautiful works tell about the different events of history. His most famous works are The Bloodletting of a Continent (Las venas abiertas de América Latina, 1971) and Chronicle of the Fire (Memoria del fuego, 1986). In his books, Galeano combines fiction, journalism, political analysis and historiography. It is one of the city's […]