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| - 브라질이 또 승리했으나 펠레는 첫게임 멕시코전에서 부상으로 더 이상
뛰지못했다. 이탈리아와 칠레 간의 산티애고의 대전투는 월드컵 역사상 가장
가장 추악한 게임으로 기록된다. 이 게임에서 2명의 이탈리아 선수가 퇴장을
당했고 한명은 칠레선수의 펀치를 맞아 코가 부러졌다.
- 지역예선에서는 프랑스와 스웨덴이 탈락되었고 본선에서의 소련-유고, 칠레-이탈리아, 서독-스위스 전은 육체전으로 얼룩이 졌다. 소련과 콜롬비아 전에서는 소련이 4:1로 앞서 나가는 상황에서 흑거미라 불리우는 월드컵사에서 가장 뛰어난 골키퍼 야신이 9분간격으로 3골을 내주는 악몽을 겪으면서 4:4로 비기는 상황이 발생했다. 체코의 Vaclav Masek는 경기 시작 15초만에 멕시코의 골문을 열어 본선에서 가장 빠른 골로 기록이 된다. - 8강전에서 칠레는 소련을 2:1로 이기는 파란을 일으키나 4강전 브라질에는 역부족으로 4:2로 패하고 말았다. 이로서 브라질은 2번 연속으로 결승에 진출한다. 이미 16강전에서 브라질과 0:0으로 비긴바 있는 체코는 8강전에서는 헝가리를, 4강전에서 유고를 이기고 올라온 저력을 바탕으로 먼저 1골을 넣고도 3골을 내주어 역전패 당하고 만다. - 브라질은 우루과이와 이탈리아와 함께 2번 우승의 기록을 세운다. |
  nother Brazilian
triumph, but Pele played in only the opening game against Mexico before
being injured. Brazil beat Czechoslovakia 3-1 in the final in Santiago
with goals from Amarildo, Zito and Vava. The tournament also staged one
of the most notorious matches in World Cup history - the Battle of Santiago
between Italy and Chile, in which two Italians were sent off and one had
his nose broken by a solid left-hook from a Chilean player.
In Chile, at the foot of the Andes, Brazil took off with its second consecutive world title, even with Pele absent from the team. But this seventh World Cup is also remembered as the occasion when football became more "physical". After two consecutive European-based tournaments - Switzerland 1954 and Sweden 1958 - the World Cup returned to South America twelve years after Brazil played host. FIFA's choice of Chile, however, raised more than a few eyebrows as it was believed to be sorely deficient in many areas (stadiums, access roads, capacity) and incapable of playing host to such a large-scale event. Fifty-six teams - a new record - took part in the qualifying rounds, which saw the elimination of France and Sweden, two of the big guns from the 1958 tournament. Many first-round games in this 1962 World Cup, such as USSR vs. Yugoslavia, Chile vs Italy and West Germany vs. Switzerland, were unfortunately marred by over-physical play.
The Czech surprise The tournament's emotional high-spot came in the quarter-finals when the host nation Chile defeated the USSR (2-1) and the whole country took to the streets to celebrate. The Chileans' joy was short lived, however, for in the semi-final the Brazilians proved too strong for them. Brazil therefore qualified for their second consecutive final. Their opponents for the title were to be Czechoslovakia, surprise winners over Yugoslavia in the semis. The Czechs had already forged a draw (0-0) against the Brazilians in the first round and also miraculously beaten the Hungarians in the quarter-finals, the latter having struck the post no less than four times. Against all the odds it was the Czechs who took the lead in this final, before the Brazilians equalised two minutes later and then went on to score two more to retain the title: a magnificent feat from a team including nine players who had taken part in the victorious 1958 campaign. Brazil therefore joined Italy and Uruguay in the honours list as the only nations to have won the Jules Rimet trophy on two occasions. For the moment, at least... Sources: FIFA Archives; CFO France 98; Ian Morrison: The World Cup - A Complete Record 1930-1990. Breedon Books, Derby (UK) 1990.; John Robinson: Soccer - The World Cup 1930-1998. Soccer Books Limited, Lincolnshire (UK) 1998 |
Arica,
3 June: the Soviet Union are leading the less-fancied Colombian team 4:1
after an hour's play and look like cruising to victory. But then Colombia
draw level in a nine-minute interval when Lev Yashin - the "Black Spider"
- in the Soviet goal has a nightmare spell. However, this is another exception
that proves the rule: Lev Yashin is rated as the best goalkeeper in World
Cup history. The FIFA trophy for the best keeper in a World Cup competition,
introduced in 1994, is named after him in honour of his fine performances.