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Maybe the worldcups of the 50ies were the best. The sensation of Uruguay in 1950, The sensation of Germany in 1954 and in 1958 lots of matches with lots of goals. I think the most ever in a worldcup.
The best attacking team ever. Didi, the best passer ever, Garincha, arguably the most gifted dribbler, Pele, and Vava. Back 2 back World Champions, 58 & 62. First team to win trophy on another continent. Simply Amazing!!!
the end of the match is a great emotion..impossible to see nowadays an attendance applauding that way a team that had just come to beat the hosts in their stadium in a great international final. Very great the Swedish, Brazil was impossible to be beaten, for them reaching the final was yet a legendary outcome!!!
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Simply Amazing!!!
I agree with you.
Pele was just 17, but scored a goal like that in the world cup final!
I cannot imagine that a 17 years old player can do that now.
Viva Brasil! Garrincha is wonderfull!