the sporting pink father's day 2013 special edition

7/28/2019 The Sporting Pink Father's Day 2013 Special Edition

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2/10

JosFroilnGonzlez

andMauriceTrin8gnant

oftheScuderiaFerrari

teamwontheLeMans

24hourraceatCircuit

delaSarthewithDuncan

HamiltonandTonyRolt

intheJaguarD-Type

cominginsecond.Third

placewenttothe

treacheroussurface.

Mosswasleading

whenanextendedpit

stoprevealedfuelfilter

problemswhichcost

MossandPeterWalker

severalvaluable

minutesandul8mately

ledtore8rementon

lap92.

AmericanduoofSpears

andJohnstondrivingfor

BriggsCunningham.Of

the57thatstarted16

managedtocomplete

therace.S8rlingMossin

aJaguarD-Typegotoff

toatremendousstart,

reachingspeedsof

172mphonawetand

Its Lofthouse at the Double

Mossmissesoutat24HourLeMans

TestMatch

latest

1954

U.E.F.AUniondesAssocia8ons

EuropennesdeFootball

(UEFA)wasfoundedin

Basle(Switzerland)on

15thJune.Madeupof

25na8onalmember

associa8onsincluding

England,Wales,Scotland

andNorthernIreland,the

headquartersareinParis,

France.Theaimisto

fosteranddevelopthe

unityandsolidarity

amongtheEuropean

footballcommunity.

NatLohousescored2forEngland

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FerencPuskas

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Severaldaysofheavy

rainmeantthatnoplay

waspossibleun8l

3.45pmonthefourth

day.Despitesolile

playing8meandtheslow

scoringofthePakistani

batsmenEnglandmadea

valiantefforttowinthe

gamehavingbowledthe

touristsoutfor7with

StathamandWardleclaimingfourwickets

each.Englandaempted

toscorerunsquicklybut

werebowledoutfor117.

Lileoverhoursofplay

werepossibleintotaland

thematchendedina

drawwithPakistan91

runsaheadwithseven

wicketsremaining.

FerencPusksaretournamentfavourites

andopenedwitha9-0

thrashingofdebutants

SouthKorea,Puskas

scoringtwiceandKocsisa

hattrick.Inthesame

groupwestGermanybeat

Turkey4-1.Hosts

Switzerlandmadethe

perfectstartinfrontof

43,000whentheybeat

Italy2-1andfaceEnglandnextinthegroup.Mexico,

whowere4-0downathalf

8meagainstBrazilwith

Pingahavingscoredtwoof

thegoalseventuallylost

5-0andtheothergamein

thegroupsawYugoslavia

narrowlydefeatFrance

thankstoagoalfrom

MiloMilu8noviaer15

minutes.

TwogoalsapiecefromtheBoltonWandererscentre

forwardNatLohouseand

NewcastleUnitedinside

forwardIvorBroadishelped

Englandtoa4-4draw

againstBelgiumintheir

openingmatchoftheWorld

CupheldinSwitzerland.

Thematchfinished3-3aer

90minutesandextra8me

wasunabletoprovidea

winner.ScotlandkickedoffinSwitzerlandmakingtheir

firstappearanceinthe

tournamentandgoing

downtoa1-0defeatto

Austria.Scotlandsnext

opponentsUruguayopened

theirdefenceofthetrophy

witha2-0victoryover

Czechoslovakiainthe

WankdorfStadiuminBern.

Hungary,theMagic

Magyars,containing


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RockyMarciano

successfullydefendedhis

heavyweight8tleina

brutalfightagainstEzzerd

Charlesinfrontofacrowd

of47,55attheYankee

Stadium,NewYork.

29yearoldMarciano

claimedthe8tlein1952whenhedefeatedJersey

JoeWalcoandthiswas

histhirddefenceofthe

8tleaeralsoseeingoff

thechallengeofRolandLa

Starza.Whenthe

announcerintroducedthe

combatantswith

Marcianoweighinginat

1712pondsand

Cincinna8fighterCharles

at1512,therewasnodoub8ngwhothecrowd

weresuppor8ngas

Marcianosnamewas

greetedwithahugeroar.

Charles,thelean

Cincinna8cobrawas

makinghissecond

aempttobecomethe

firstex-championto

regaintheheavyweight

8tleandcameascloseasanybodybytaking

Marcianothedistancefor

thefirst8meinhiscareer

inabrutalandexci8ng

fight.Theearlyrounds

lookedlikeashockmight

wellbeonthecardsas

Charleshadtheupper

handandwasboxing

beau8fullyandhad

landedaviciousblow

whichhadopenedupagashabovethe

Rocky Marciano successfullydefends World Title in epic battle

1954

championsleeyewhich

laterrequiredtens8tches.

Thisonlyseemedtos8r

Marcianointoac8onand

thesquat,muscularchamp

almostputanendtothe

fightinthesixthround

whenthebellcametothe

dazedchallengersrescue.

Inthetenthround

Marcianosunleashedhis

famousdevasta8ngSuzie

Qandalmostfelledthe

challenger.Charlesheldon

totakethefightintothe

fieenthroundwhere

handsdownandswollen

facedhetookasevere

pummelingfromMarciano.

Ithadbeenabrutalandcompellingbalewhichthe

judgescorrectlyawardedto

Marcianoinaunanimous

decision.RefereeRuby

Goldsteinawardeditto

Marciano-5-2,Judge

HaroldBarnes-6-1and

JudgeArthurAidala9-5-1.

Thegraciouschampionpaid

tributetotheonlyboxerto

takehimthefulldistance

andadmieditwasquitepossiblythetoughestfight

ofhiscareerandtold

reportersHegavemea

hellofafight.Hedeserves

areturnfight

ifhewantsit.

Marcianonotonlylewith

the8tles8llhisbuthis

pursecameto$275,961

withCharlescollec8ng

$137,90andtheofferofareturnfight.

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Brazilsuccessfully

defendedthetrophythey

wonin1952bybea8ngCzechoslovakiaby3goals

to1inthefinalheldinthe

EstadioNacional,San8ago

inChileinfrontof6,679

spectators.

Thechampionshadto

overcomethelossoftheir

talismanicnumber10,the

outrageouslygiedPele

earlyinthetournament

buttheperformancesof

Garrinchainpar8cularhisamazingdribblingskills

ensuredBrazilheldonto

their8tleinaWorldCup

thatwillsadlybe

rememberedforthe

disgracefulbehaviour

inthematchbetweenthe

hostsChileandItaly.Brazil

wereworthywinnersastheywerethebestteam

throughoutthe

tournament.

Hostna8onChilehadto

seleforthirdplaceaer

bea8ngYugoslaviainthe

playoff.

HavingknockedoutEngland

attheQuarterFinalstage

BrazilhadtoovercomehostsChileinfrontof

76,594attheNa8onal

StadiumandGarrincha

scoredtwiceaswellas

senguponeof

Vavastwoina4-2victory.

Howeverhisinvolvementin

thefinalwasputindoubt

whenhewassentoffforaretaliatorypushhavingbeen

swornat,spatuponand

pushedaswellasfouled

countless8mes,thankfully

FIFAsawsenseandallowed

LileBirdtoplay.

Brazilfoundthemselves

behindwhenMasopust

gavetheCzechsthelead

aerquarterofanhour

whichlastedbarelytwominuteswhenAmarildo

scoredastunningequaliser.

Amarildothenturned

providerwhenhisturnand

crosssetupZitotoheadthe

SouthAmericansintoa2-1

Brilliant BrazilWorld CupWinners in Chile

leadaer69minutes.

NineminuteslaterSchroif

intheCzechgoalspilleda

specula8velobbyDjalma

SantosandVavaputthe

looseballawaytoseal

victoryandjoinGarrincha,

ChilesSanchez,Hungarys

FlorianAlbert,Soviet

UnionsValen8nIvanovandYugoslaviasDrazen

Jerkovicwithfourgoals

eachatthetopofthe

scoringtableandwith

aclaimtotheGolden

Shoeaward.

1962

Leading Scorers World Cup 1962

4goals

GarrinchaBrazilVavBrazil

LeonelSnchezChile

FlrinAlbertHungary

Valen8nIvanovSovietUnion

DraanJerkoviYugoslavia

3goals

AmarildoBrazil

AdolfSchererCzechoslovakia

LajosTichyHungary

MilanGaliYugoslavia

World Cup ResultsQuarter-finals

Chile21SovietUnionCzechoslovakia10Hungary

Brazil31England

Yugoslavia10WestGermany

Semi-finals

Czechoslovakia31Yugoslavia(Aendance:5,90)

Brazil42Chile(Aendance:76,500)

Third-placematch

Chile10Yugoslavia(Aendance:67,000)

Final

Brazil31Czechoslovakia(Aendance:6,679)

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BobbyJonesin1923and

becamethefirstgolfer

sinceJonestoholdthe

OpenandtheU.S.Amateur

championshipatthesame

8me.Hisprizemoneyis$17,500.Overthelastfour

daysamajornewgolfing

talenthasemergedand

tributewaspaidtohimby

hisbeatenopponent,"Now

thatthebigguyisoutof

thecage,"Palmersaid,

everybodybeerrunfor

cover.

NICKLAUS DEFEATS LOCAL HERO

PALMER IN THRILLING U.S.OPEN

1962

JackNicklauscauseda

majorupsetwhenhe

defeatedArnoldPalmerina

playoffatOakmontCountry

ClubinWestern

Pennsylvania.

NicklausandPalmerhad

8edat23aerfour

roundsandtheOhiobornyoungsternotonlyhadto

beatthebestgolferofthis

genera8onbuthadto

contendwiththe

vociferousgallerythatwere

innodoubtaboutwhere

theirallegianceslie,with

Latrobebornlocalhero

Palmer.

PalmerandNicklauswere

pairedtogetherforthefirsttworoundsandaerday

onePalmerwastwoshots

offtheleaderGeneLiler

withNicklausafurthershot

behind.Thefollowingday,

Palmershot6tosharethe

second-roundleadwith

BobRosburg.Nicklaus,

shot70.Withthefinaltwo

daysbeingplayedonthe

Saturday,thetwowereno

longerpairedtogetherand

goingintothefinalround

Palmersharedtheleadwith

BobbyNicholswithNicklaus

havingmadeupashoton

theleaders.

The10,000crowdthat

turnedupontheSundaywereindoubtaboutwho

theywantedtowinand

Nicklauswastauntedand

urgedtomissitwhen

pungbuthewasplaying

thebeergolfandhelda

leadoffouraerabirdieat

thesixthwhichPalmer

bogeyed.

Palmermanagedtoget

withinoneshotofhisyoungchallengeraerbirdieson

elevenandtwelvebutthen

bogeyedthethirteenth.

Nicklausheldatwoshot

leadaerseventeenholes

andthendroveintoanasty

lieintheroughonthefinal

holebutwithPalmerthen

missingwithhisapproach

shotwasabletoplay

conserva8velyandended

withabogeyfora71

whilstPalmerdouble

bogiedfora74andanewnamewastobeaddedto

thelistofUSOpen

champions.

Nicklauswhowasunaware

ofthetauntsandheckles

fromthehugeArnie

Armybecamethe

youngestwinnersince

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Bradman century asAustralia win first Test1948

DonaldBradmanbecamethefirstplayerto

completeathousandruns

fortheseasonandcompletedyet

anothercentury(hisfihof

thesummer)atNongham

onhisfarewelltour.

Australiasecuredvictoryin

thefirstTestmatchtolead

thefivematchseries.

Thetouringside,whohave

beenplayinginfrontof

hugecrowdskeentosee

Bradmaninac8onforafinal8me,cameintothe

firstTestinfineform

havingwontenanddrawn

twooftheirtourmatches

withonlyYorkshirecausing

themanygreatconcern.

Englandwonthetossand

Yardleyelectedtobat

whichhewasnodoubt

regrengwhenaeran

earlylossofplaytorain,

Englandcollapsedto74forthelossofwicketsand

wereindangerofbeingout

forthelowestscoreina

TestatNongham,112by

Englandin1921.

TheSurreyallrounders

LakerandBedsershared

inastandof9togivethe

scoresomerespectability,

Englandmaking165intheir

firstinnings,leavingtheAustralianstoseeoutthe

fewremainingminutesof

thefirstdayintheirreply.

OntheseconddayBarnes

andMorrisgotAustralia

offtoasolidstartwithan

openingstandof73before

LakerbowledMorriswhich

sawBradmanarrivetothe

creasetotumultuous

applausefromthepacked

standskeento

acknowledgethegreatest

batsmanthegamehasever

seen.Bradmanstruggled

earlyoninpar8cular

againstBedserandalmost

felltoLakerwhenheedged

justwideofslipandwas

s8llthereatlunch,atthe

startoftheaernoonsessionLakerpickeduptwo

quickwicketstoleavethe

touristson121for3and

Englandsensedan

opportunitytogetontopin

thematch.

Bradmanhadotherideas

andtookcommandand

althoughscoringwasslow

withYardleysenga

defensivefield,Australiaonlylostonemorewicket

whenthecaptaintrapped

BrownLBWfor17

tobringHassetothe

creasetojoinhiscaptain.

Bradmancompletedhis

centurytothedelightof

thepackedcrowdjust

beforesixoclockwhen

manyspectatorschoseto

leaveearlyhaving

witnessedwhattheyhopedtosee,anothercentury

fromthelegendary

batsman.Thepairweres8ll

atthecreaseatstumpsat

thecloseofplayonthe

seconddaywithaleadof

12runswith6wickets

remaining.

Saturdaymorningsaw

Bradmanpass1,000runs

fortheseasonbeforeHuonfieldingatshort

losingtwoearlywickets

butHuonandComptonentertainedthecrowd

withsomedeligh{ulstroke

playwithHuonreaching

his50withtwosuccessive

foursoffMillerwhich

produced14runsinthe

overwhichobviouslyriled

thebowlerashebowled

fivebouncerstoHuonin

hisfinaleightballs,oneof

whichdeliveredapainful

blowtotheYorkshiremanhighonhislearmmuch

tothenoisydispleasureof

thecrowd.

Headingintotherestday

Englandweres8ll223runs

behindAustraliaon121for

thelossof2wicketsbut

thecrowdhadbeenwell

entertainedbythetwo

Englishmenatthecrease.

(cont.)

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fine-legheldacatch

offeredbyBradmanfromBedserslatein-swinger.

Bradmanhadbaedfor

almostfivehoursandle

thefieldtoastanding

ova8onfroman

apprecia8vecrowd.

JohnsonandTallonfellin

quicksuccessionbut

Hassewasbangwell

andfoundanablepartner

intheinjuredLindwallwho

hadpulledagroinmusclewhilstbowling.Thepair

puton107fortheeighth

wicketbeforeBedser

knockedbackHassesoff

stumpandclaimedhis

50thwicketinTestcricket.

Australiathentooka

commandingleadof344

intothesecondinnings

withLakerandBedserthe

pickoftheEngland

bowling.Englandgotofftotheworstpossiblestart,

DonaldBradmanatthecrease


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Hiswicket.Havingbaed

superblyforalmostseven

hoursandscoringhis

highestscoreinTestcricketagainstAustraliaitwasa

mostunluckyendingtosuch

ahighclassinningsand

Australiasensedvictory.

Evanscompletedan

entertaininghalfcentury

whichincludedeight

boundariesandEngland

werebowledoutfor441,

leavingthetourists

requiring97forvictory.

MillerandJohnsontookfourwicketseachhaving

donethemajorityofthe

bowlingintheabsenceof

Lindwallwhowasunableto

bowlinthesecondinnings

duetotheinjuryhe

sustainedinthefirstinnings.

BarnesandMorrisputon3

runsforthefirstwicketto

bringBradmantothecrease

buthewascaughtbyHuonoffthebowlingof

Bedserinacarboncopyof

hisfirstinningsdismissalfor

hisfirsteverduckinaTest

inEnglandwhichleBarnes

andHassetoquicklyscore

therequiredrunsfor

victory.Thematchended

somewhathumorously

whenBarneshitaboundary

thinkinghehadhitthe

winningrunsandsnatchedastumpbeforeracing

towardsthepavilionand

washalfwayupthesteps

whentheshoutsofthe

crowdalertedhimtothe

factthescoreswerelevel!It

wasHassewhohitthe

winningrunsandduring

anotherscramblefora

souvenirwicketBarneswas

leemptyhandedas

AustraliawonthefirstTestmatchbywickets.

Beforetheresump8onofplay

onthefourthdayanappeal

wasmadetothecrowdby

Mr.H.A.BrowntheNonghamshireSecretaryto

ceasethebarrackingofMiller

whohadcertainlys8rredup

somehos8lefeelings

followinghistreatmentof

Huonondaythree.Thetwo

batsmencon8nuedtheirfine

formbutwerehaltedwhena

thunderstormcausedabreak

inplayandontheresump8on

infadinglightMillerbowled

Huonforanexcellent74.Aerfurtherstoppagesfor

badlightEnglandresumedin

appallingcondi8ons,rarely

canaTestmatchhavebeen

playedinsuchpoor

condi8onsanditwastothe

creditofthemasterly

Comptonwithfinesupport

fromHardstaffthatEngland

con8nuedtofrustratethe

Australianbowlers.Going

intothefinaldayCompton,havingbaedsuperbly

throughouthisinningswas

s8llatthecreaseon154with

Englandleadingbyonly1run

withfourwicketsremaining.

IfEnglandweretoget

anythingoutofthegame

theyneededComptontobat

longintothefinaldayandhe

foundanotherexcellent

partnerinEvansandaertwoshortbreaksforrainthe

pairheldoutun8ljustbefore

lunchwhenComptonlosthis

wicketinthemost

unfortunateway.Miller

bowledaviciousbouncer

whichrearedshoulder-high

andasComptonshapedto

hookhechangedhismind

andintheprocessofducking

hisheadoutofthewaylost

hisbalanceonthewetsurfaceandfellinto

1948

MatchsummaryfromNoRnghamJune1011121415

EnglandvAustralia.FirstTestMatch

EnglandFirstInnings165J.C.Laker63,A.V.Bedser22.

K.R.Miller3-3,W.A.Johnston5-36.

AustraliaFirstInnings509

S.G.Barnes62,D.G.Bradman13,A.L.Hasse137,R.R.

Lindwall42A.V.Bedser3-113,J.C.Laker4-13,N.W.D.

Yardley2-32

EnglandSecondInnings441

L.Huon74,D.C.S.Compton14,J.Hardstaff43,T.G.

Evans50K.R.Miller4-125,W.A.Johnston4-147

AustraliaSecondInnings98for2wickets

S.G.Barnes64notout,A.L.Hasse21notout.

Umpires:F.ChesterandE.Cooke.

Australiawonbywicketsandtakeaonenilleadinthe

series.

SecondTest,Lords,June24,25,26,2,29

ThirdTest,Manchester,July,9,10,12,13

FourthTest,Leeds,July22,23,24,26,27.

FihTest,KenningtonOval,August14,16,17,1,19

DenisComptonmadeavaliant14inthe

secondinnings

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1970World Cup ReportWestGermany3v2England-WorldCupQuarterFinal

WestGermanygained

revengefortheirdefeatto

Englandinthe

1966finalbycomingfrom

twogoalsbehindtoknock

theholdersoutinoneof

thegreatestgamesinthe

historyofthetournament.

Englandweredealtablowonthedayofthematch

whenGordonBankswas

ruledoutofthegamewith

anupsetstomachwhich

meantacallupforChelsea

keeperPeterBone.

Englandstartedthegame

wellandtooktheleadaer

32minutesfollowinga

greatmovewhichsaw

Newtonplayingatremendousball

infromtherighttoMullery

whohad8medhisrun

toperfec8ontoslotpast

thekeeper.Theleadwas

doubledaer50minutes

whenBobbyMoorebroke

upaGermanaackand

aswimovesawthe

impressiveNewtonplaying

TheballperfectlytoPeters

tofinishatthefarpost.

TheGermansbeganto

exertsomepressurewhich

finallytoldwhenashot

fromBeckenbauerwent

underthekeepersdive

aer69minutesAtthis

stageRamseyreplacedthe8ringCharltonwithBell

whichseemedtogalvanise

theiropponents.Hirst

narrowlymissedpung

hisside3-1upwitha

braveheaderandBone

madeagreatsavefrom

MullerbeforeUweSeeler

equalisedwithalooping

backheaderwithBone

strandedoffhislineinthe

76thminute.Thegameplayedinthe

Mexicosunshinewentinto

extra8meandan

absorbingencounterwas

seledin

the10thminutewhen

theprolificGerdMuller

wasleunmarkedto

volleyhomeaerHannes

Lhrheadedadeepcross

backintothesixyardbox.

Quarterfinalresults

Italy4v1Mexico

Uruguay1v0USSR

Brazil4v2Peru

England2v3W.Germany

GoalsGalore

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AnexhaustedBobbyCharltonisconsoledbyAlfRamseyasheissubs8tutedwithhisside2-1up

AlanMulleryscoresthe1stasFrancisleecelebratesattheNoucamp

ThefirstWorldCuptobe

hostedoutsideEurope

andSouthAmericahas

seensomefreeflowing

aackingfootballwith

plentyofgoalsand

witnessedpossiblythegreatestBrazilteam

ever.

Inthelastfourdays

therehavebeensome

thrillingmatchesanda

staggering2goalsinthe

sixmatchesplayed

resul8nginafinal

betweenBrazilandItaly

tobeplayedon21stJune

attheAztecStadium,MexicoCity.


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1970

Pele stars as brilliant Brazilmarch on to finalBrazilturnedonthestyle

onceagaintosecurea

placeinthefinal.Uruguay

wentaheadthroughCubilla

inthe19thminuteonlyfor

Braziltoequalisethrough

Clodoaldojustbefore

half8me.

Thegamewasevenly

matchedun8lthefinal20

minuteswhenthe

extraordinaryaacking

skillsandflairofthe

Braziliansprovedtoomuch

andgoalsfromJairzinho

andRivelinosecured

victory.Perhapsthemost

remarkablemomentofthe

Formula One World Championship standings

ITALY EDGE SEVENGOAL THRILLERItalyareintheirfirstfinal

since193aerbeing

involvedinamatchthat

producedfivegoalsin

extra8meinfrontofa

crowdof102,444.

AerBoninsegnagave

theItaliansanearlylead

theywerehappytoshut

upshopandallowthe

Germanspossession

whichlookedlikepaying

offun8lSchnellinger

equalisedininjury8me

totakethegameinto

extra8me.Havingused

boththeirsubs8tutesthe

Germanswereata

ItaliankeeperEnricoAlbertosistretchestomakeasave

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AerthefourthraceoftheseasoninBelgium

whereGrahamHilland

JackieStewartboth

failedtofinishtheywillbehopingforbeerat

theDutchGrandPrixonJune21st.

DriversChampionship

standings

1JackBrabham15points

2JackieStewart13points3PedroRodriguez10points

4JochenRindt9points5DennyHulme9points

ConstructorsChampionship

1March-Ford19points

2Brabham-Ford17points

3McLaren-Ford15points4Lotus-Ford14points

5Matra11points

Brazil3v1Uruguay

Italy 4 v 3 West Germany (after extra time)

Tournamentoccurredwith

Brazilleading2-1andPele

displayedhisgenius.The

number10ranontoa

Jairzinhopassandletthe

ballrunpasthimas

LadislaoMazurkiewiczthe

keepercameout,

Mazurkiewiczsmomentum

lehimstrandedbutPele

ranbeyondtheUruguayan,

pickedupthelooseball

andshotnarrowlywide

fromanacuteangle.Had

hefoundthenetitwould

havebeenthegreatestgoal

ofall8mefromthe

Brazilianlegenddisadvantageas

Beckenbauerwasplaying

withhisarmstrappedto

hissidehavingbeen

cynicallyfouled.The

prolificGerdMllergave

Germanya94thminute

leadbutBurgnichand

RivaputItaly3-2up

beforeMllerscoredhis

tenthgoalofthe

tournamenttolevel.

Lessthanaminutelater

theEuropeanFootballer

oftheYearGianniRivera

onasasubs8tutescored

thewinnertosetupa

finalwithBrazil.

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10/10

1970

The Return Of Spot The BallWearebringingtheoldnewspaperfavouriteback.Justforfunforthe8mebeing.Place20Xswhereyou thinktheballisinthephotobelow.Wewillpublishthesolu8oninthenextissueofTheSpor8ngPink.

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