Greatest World Cup matches: Brazil-Czechoslovakia (1962)
Since 1958 Pelé had become known as the best player in the world, and there were great expectations to the Brazilian national team as the World Cup returned to South America, to Chile specifically.It was sadly one of the most vile tournaments in terms of fair play and bad refereeing, with some matches that will only go over to history for their violence, notably Yugoslavia-USSR and Chile-Italy.
Football Fanaticos @ Oct 30, 2009 9:55 AM EST | Blog Profile
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