El Fin de la Argentina (Spanish Edition)

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Mexico withdrew from the bidding process after having been awarded the competition two years earlier.

The design was created in , two years prior to the military coup in At this point, the design was already broadly commercialized and the merchandise had already been made: England, Belgium, Czechoslovakia the European champions and the Soviet Union failed to qualify for the second World Cup in succession, losing out to Italy, the Netherlands, Scotland and Hungary respectively.

Bolivia's win meant Uruguay failed to qualify for the first time since Newcomers to the finals were Iran and Tunisia; Austria qualified for the first time since , while France, Spain and Hungary were back for the first time since Peru and Mexico returned after missing the previous tournament. For the first time, more than nations entered the competition. A controversial fact surrounding the World Cup was that Argentina had suffered a military coup only two years before the cup, a coup known as the National Reorganization Process. Less than a year before the World Cup, in September , Interior Minister General Albano Harguindeguy, stated that 5, people had recently disappeared.

The infamous Higher School of Mechanics of the Navy known by its acronym ESMA held concentration camp prisoners of the Dirty War and those held captive reportedly could hear the roars of the crowd during matches held at River Plate's Monumental Stadium, located only a mile away; [4] prompting echoes of Hitler's and Mussolini's political manipulation of sports during the Berlin Olympics and FIFA World Cup. Despite this, all teams eventually took part without restrictions. Allegations that Dutch star Johan Cruyff refused to participate because of political convictions were denied by him 30 years later.

This issue would arise again in Spain , which prompted FIFA to change the rules so that the final two group games in subsequent World Cups would be played simultaneously. Argentina's controversial and favorable decisions in their matches has caused many to view their eventual win as illegitimate; many cite the political climate and worldwide pressure on the Argentine government as the reason for these decisions. Desperate to prove their stability and prominence to the world after their coup two years earlier, the government used whatever means necessary to ensure that the team would progress far in the tournament.

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It was delivered with a smile. At that time, opponents of the regime were sometimes thrown out of aeroplanes into the sea.

In their second group stage game against France , Argentina were the beneficiaries of multiple favorable calls. After France was denied what looked to be a clear penalty in the first half, an anonymous French player claimed to have heard the referee tell Daniel Passarella The player who committed the foul , "Don't do that again please, or I might have to actually give it next time. Further accusations have surrounded the game Argentina and Peru played in the second round of the tournament.

Argentina needed to win by a margin of four goals to proceed to the final and did so by defeating Peru by 6—0. There were claims that the Argentine military dictatorship interfered to ensure Argentina would defeat Peru, though these were denied by the Peruvian captain and several Peruvian players. Three months before the World Cup, Argentina had beaten Peru 3—1 in Lima, head to head record was 15—3 in favour of the hosting nation and Peru had never beaten Argentina away from home.

However, Peru had conceded only 6 goals in their previous 5 games in the World Cup. During the first half, Peru hit the post twice after two counters when the game was 0—0.

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Argentina managed to get ahead 2—0 before the end of the first 45 minutes. During the second half, Argentina was ahead 4—0 when Peru had another clear chance. Argentina kept attacking and scored twice more, making it 6—0 and surpassing the needed margin. The format of the competition stayed the same as in Each group played a round-robin with two points for a win and one for a draw, and goal difference used to separate teams level on points.

The top two teams in each group would advance to the second round, where they would be split into two groups of four. The winners of each group would play each other in the final, and the second-place finishers in the third place match. For the World Cup, FIFA introduced the penalty shoot-out as a means of determining the winner in knockout stages should the match end on a draw after minutes.

The method, however, was not put in practice as both the third-place match and the final were decided before minutes. The first round produced several surprises. Poland won Group 2 ahead of world champions West Germany , after holding the Germans to a goalless draw and then beating Tunisia and Mexico. The Germans then thrashed Mexico 6—0, and finally played out a second goalless draw against Tunisia.

Although they failed to qualify for the second round, Tunisia made history by beating Mexico 3—1 while trailing 0—1 at half time. It was the first time that any African team had won a match at the World Cup finals. Peru pushed the Netherlands into second place in Group 4, where Scotland missed out on goal difference for the second successive tournament. Rob Rensenbrink of the Netherlands also scored three times against Iran, scoring all the goals as the Dutch won 3—0. Scotland drew with Iran 1—1 and the only highlight of their campaign was a 3—2 victory over the Netherlands in their final group game which was not enough to prevent elimination.

Iran, the reigning Asian champions , went out of the tournament winless. Rensenbrink's goal against Scotland was the th goal of World Cup history. Scotland's Willie Johnston was expelled from the World Cup after he was found to have taken a banned stimulant during the opening game against Peru.

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The biggest surprise of all came in Group 3, where Austria finished ahead of Brazil. The Austrians beat Spain and Sweden , while Brazil were held to draws by the same two teams. The draw between Brazil and Sweden was especially controversial; Welsh referee Clive Thomas awarded Brazil a very late corner kick, and Zico directly headed the kick into the net; but Thomas blew for time before Zico made contact with the ball, and the goal was disallowed. The Brazilian players were not happy with the decision, but the final result remained a 1—1 draw.

Heading into their final group game, Brazil needed to beat Austria to be certain of advancing to the second round and managed a 1—0 win thanks to a goal from Roberto Dinamite. Brazil and Austria thus finished with the same number of points and the same goal difference, but Austria won the group by virtue of having scored more goals. Group 1 had the strongest line-up of teams in the first round, featuring Italy , the host Argentina , France and Hungary. The two places in the second round were claimed before the final round of games, with Italy and Argentina both beating France and Hungary.

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The match between Italy and Argentina decided who topped the group, and a goal from Roberto Bettega midway through the second half was enough to give that honour to Italy. It also forced Argentina to move out of Buenos Aires and play in Rosario. The World Cup marked the fourth and last occasion during which a national team did not wear its own kit to play a match the first being in the World Cup third place match between Germany and Austria; the second in the World Cup first round match between Switzerland and Mexico and the third in the World Cup first round match between West Germany and Argentina.

The incident happened during the game between France and Hungary. In the all-European Group A, the Netherlands got off to a flying start by thrashing Austria 5—1, Johnny Rep scoring two of their goals. In a rematch of the final, the Dutch then drew 2—2 with West Germany, who had previously shared a goalless game with Italy. The Italians beat Austria 1—0, and so the Netherlands faced Italy in their last group game knowing that the winners would reach the final. Ernie Brandts scored an 18th-minute own goal to put Italy ahead at half-time, but he made up for his mistake by scoring at the right end in the fifth minute of the second half.

Arie Haan got the winner for the Dutch with 15 minutes remaining, and the Netherlands had reached their second successive World Cup Final.

In the game known as the miracle of Cordoba , West Germany were surprisingly beaten by Austria 2—3 which marked their end as World Champions.