The ten greatest moments in the history of the beautiful game....

>>74969272
>#7, a regular friendly against England where England lost

that's some hardcore ABE

>no Hurst hat-trick in the final against Nazi Germany
>no Beckham free kick vs Greece
>no Michael Owen wonder goal against Argentina
>no 5-1 against regular Germany
>no Joe Cole 50 yard volley
>no Gordon Banks miracle save

Awful list.

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>>74969304
who the fuck cares about england lol

you niggas have 0 continental cups, stop thinking anyone would care enough about you to even be close to hate you

>>74969304
On 25 November 1953, an international football match was played between Hungary—then the world's number one ranked team, the Olympic champions and on a run of 24 unbeaten games, and England, that became known as the Match of the Century. Hungary won 6–3; the English were shown to be technically and tactically inferior to the Hungarian side, known as the Mighty Magyars, in every way. The result led to a review of the antiquated training and tactics used by the England team, and the subsequent adoption of continental practices at an international and club level in the English game.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Match_of_the_Century_(1953_England_v_Hungary_football_match)

>>74969304
u memein', right? that match was a major system shock to the world

#5 and #1 should be switched btw

Maracanazo and Berne are obviously the greatest two as they are the two biggest upsets in a WC final
More so one shocked a nation leading to several suicides (or so they say), and the other helped rebuild the national sentiments of Germany
Easily two of the most important matches ever in terms of their impact on the world

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Also, they are missing the Italy-Germany semi of 1970

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Top 20

>>74969714
>Miracle of Istanbul #17
lel

>>74969714
>Zidane volley

TRIGGERED

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> mfw our mezosoic era conquests are still recognized

What's the Brazil v USSR? Is that that Pele goal?

>>74969714
>Hand of God
Everytime.

Most of these aren't moments.

>>74969304
It's because it had such a profound effect on the English themselves that it's so important.

>no >english goalkeeping
>no US beating portugal

>>74972342
USA 1-0 England in 1950 is your biggest football moment and does deserve some place in the list

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>>74972342

>>74972352
>>74972360

I thought that was a friendly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRXDUIivSyY

>>74969481
this

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>>74972335
>91 They think it's all over
Kek that really is ABE. But they have english league stuff ahead of that?

>>74972433
Literally what the fuck is number 59?

>>74972365
Nope, 2nd ever world cup match we played. The guy who scored the winner got killed by the government of Haiti in the 60s

>>74969272
WE

>>74972464

thats a shame

watched a video on YT of 1 remaining guy on the team and how he was still teaching football in st louis. I bet Gaetjens would be a hero back here

>>74972464
Estudiantes won the league in 1967.

Then, they proceded to win 3 consecutive Copa Libertadores between 1968-1970.

>>74969347
>falklands

>>74972505
And that is classed as bigger than the USA - England at the world cup?

>>74972531
southamerican teams were far better than europeans at that time

>7-1
>not the most beautiful thing that has happened to this sport
Dropped.

>>74969272

>1. Carlos Alberto's goal - World Cup final 1970

Brazil was already up 3-1

what a shit list

>>74972666
hehe

>>74972688
It was made before then

>>74972704
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1968_Intercontinental_Cup

They then lost in 1969 and 1970 to Milan and Feyenoord respectively so I don't know.

>>74972721
Those games were notorious for just being fights. They were hyped up friendlies that European sides didn't want to bother with.

>>74972666
xd

>>74972721
European champions *literally* declined to take part on this games 50% of the time back then.

>>74972704
>hehe

I present you José Altafini, a Brazilian dominating Italy in the 60s despite being a literal who far bellow the likes of Pelé, Garrincha, Vavá, Amarildo and so forth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Altafini

OP never gave the link

http://footballpantheon.com/2011/12/the-100-greatest-football-moments-of-all-time/

Interesting formula for ranking but everyone would have different formulas for this.

>>74969272
>1
Not even the greatest moment in Brazil's history

>>74972802
Another good example would be Jair da Costa who scored the winning goal in the 1965 european cup final.

Played once for Brazil in a friendly. Won the 1962 WC as a non-playing squad member

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>>74972799
nope. of the 40 something editions only like 5 times did they decline, and those were because of pic related

>>74972879
>Amongst other things, the tie became infamous for the violent on-pitch conduct and dirty tactics employed by Estudiantes's players in the second leg of the fixture.[1] After a match which saw two Italian players badly assaulted, events took a turn for the surreal when stretcher-bound AC Milan striker Nestor Combin was arrested by Argentine police for draft dodging (Combin had been born in Argentina but had represented France at international level, having moved to Europe for his professional career). The match had immediate political ramifications, partly due to Argentina's bid for the World Cup in 1978. Many of the team's players were arrested and goalkeeper Alberto Polletti, who had punched Milan's golden boy Gianni Rivera, kicked Combin and had clashed with supporters after the match, was handed a life ban. Ramon Suárez, who had broken the nose of Combin, was banned from international fixtures for five years. The match is also partly to blame for a subsequent boycott of the tournament by European teams.

What the fuck what's wrong with you pricks?

>>74972830
So did Eder in the euros, so what?

>>74972802
I know who he is. Top scorer once.
>dominating

I wonder where 7-1 and City vs QPR 2012 would rank in an updated list

>>74972222
I think it is Pele's and Garrincha's first WC match.

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>>74972894
based Combin

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>>74969347
>who cares about england
>flag