Italy 4-3 West Germany | Extended Highlights | 1970 FIFA World Cup 

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Is there 1958 final?

H H Hh H

Mahbubur Rahmah

Lol

I wonder how he would have reacted if you had said "West Germany scored 3 goals" instead "Yes"

Yes, wholeheartedly agree but I might be looking through my slightly Italian biased eyes but as o long time player of our great game I will say that this game had it all, where can you get more drama than this game had.

@@syn586 boleh p

Which country are you ?

@@frankcapuzzi3279 if we won 1-0 instead we might not have got smashed by Brazil

That's right

Undeniable

Facts

For now. I strongly hope that my Italy will be back on top.

1934 Italy 🏆 Germany 🥉 1938 Italy 🏆 Brazil 🥉 1950 Brazil 🥈 1954 Germany 🏆 1958 Brazil 🏆 1962 Brazil 🏆 1966 Germany 🥈 1970 Brazil 🏆 Italy 🥈 Germany 🥉 1974 Germany 🏆 1978 Brazil 🥉 1982 Italy 🏆 Germany 🥈 1986 Germany 🥈 1990 Germany 🏆 Italy 🥉 1994 Brazil 🏆 Italy 🥈 1998 Brazil 🥈 2002 Brazil 🏆 Germany 🥈 2006 Italy 🏆 Germany 🥉 2010 Germany 🥉 2014 Germany 🏆 They are the top3 nations for sure as they have proven over and over again. Italy and Brazil won back-to-back titles. Brazil and Germany played 3 consecutive finals. 2018 was the first time in WC history neither finished top3

How did he die

wow that sucks, how did he died?

@@laughingbad you asking me a question or what ?

And italians always wins againt germany In world cup

@@muhammadrizkyfawzi5781 Euro 16 ended the jinx though.

@@nicky29031977 its Euro in quarter final not semifinal, and germny never win Against Italy In Wc History

@@muhammadrizkyfawzi5781 Lets hope Italy win next time!

@@peterhammer6915 Because I'm Italian...certainly nothing against Germans!

He wasn't the captain.Uwe seelar the no 9 was the captain

jose luis brown from Argentinan Team was bandaged in the final mexico 1986 againts West Germany

@@Educast-vv6ej Argentina are a very exciting team to watch. Can they win World cup in Quatar in 2 years time. Going to be very very hot weather

Yeah, back then it used to be game played by men

@@Smudgeroon74 only if they sort out their defence. When they won the World Cup in 1978 they had Daniel Passerella a truly great defender, in 1986 it was Oscar Ruggeri and sadly the late Jose Louis Brown both world class defenders. 🇦🇷 Argentina have no problems with midfield or attack it's their defence in recent years that has been a problem if they can sort that out they have a chance the last group of world class defenders they've had have been Javier Zanetti and Ruben Ayala since then they've had real problems.

Ghost87 Is literaly named as match of the century in a plate on Estadio Azteca

Wow....i think it's too much to say that.....

never again we'll see football like that. never. the new generation plays absolutely different. i was born in 1979. saw this now on RU-vid. today just coronavirus and for the next year another disease and so on forever... but that's how it is... we need to live in this world and adapt to expect sad days ahead of us for now on and forever...

@Ghost87 according to everyone except for you...yes...

@@JuanPablo-vw7ko No it isn't really - it's regularly voted the greatest match of the 20th century

Great point all teams feared Italian defense but also I’ll add that all teams (except Italy) fear German offense

@@arturogonzalez6232 of course Germany has always had an amazing offensive strategy

Not only defense... :-)))))

Well, you just saw highlights of game in which Italian offence beat Germany’s by country mile

@@samdefore2692 Italy at the time up until the late 90s had an amazing counter attack because we had speed in the front, the last decade we lost that but now the new Mancini tactics of possession and quick passes has caught many teams

I'm older, but the same feelings are reminded. Not a fan of these team me was simply hypnotised by the ...ehh.. the Football !

You watched the game live? You were lucky. We in Asia only had the game on a few days' delay, the time needed to fly the tape from Mexico. Without a TV at home, the first time I watched the game was in 1972.

France-Brésil 1986 is the best...Beacause France plays like The bresilian...

You are so very lucky!

You're a legend yourself, salute!

@@christianchristian5184 That was a wonderful game but I still think the Italy-Brazil game in '82 is the greatest World Cup match of all. For sheer emotion and drama, this semi-final from '70 has no equal.

You were at this game? I am so envious! Must have been an unbelievable experience.

ciao dall'Italia ; giocare al mondiale contro voi e' sempre leggenda , comunque vada a finire 👍

The quarter-final between Germany and England was excellent game, too.

@@Inglese001 Yes.

Germany has some of its greatest matches ever in Mexico. Not only this, but also the one vs Argentina in 1986 in the Estadio Azteca. Legendary matches

I think it’s been voted by FIFA to be the best.

Don't forget Brazil.

@@garetcrossman6626 he said it

@@mmgg1671 he said Brasil

Yes, traditionally, but since, Argentina, France and Spain made the History too, without forgetting the Netherlands...

​@@rolandzarka5191top 3 Is brazil, germany and Italy tho. Argentina would be fourth, fifth France, six Uruguay, Seven Spain, eight England

yeah and france still only have 2 world cup titles hee hee hee

No. England - Hungary 1953.

@@showeyes lol

@@andrealagravinese6498 he is not even being bias… Hungary beat England so hard, it quite literally revitalized how the English played the game… that game quite literally changed football

Boring for 90 mn < Italy-Brazil 82, Brazil France 86, France-Germany 82...

the best ever

Probably the best ever.....definitely in the top 3. The 1970 Brazilian side was the greatest ever.

Mexico 70 and Mexico 86, the 2 greatest in one country.

exactly .... both sides never give up; at least in the past German teams never knew when they had lost

But with one thing constant- Italy always wins 😂

I kinda dislike Italians, but i gotta respect Calcio.

@@kkkid6965 When it comes to head to head - yes. But all in all German performances throughout WC and Euro history is significantly more constant.

@@clemensgruber7278 @clemens gruber What does consistency matter if you can't actually win? Italy played only 5 WC finals & has 4 Trophy with 80% conversion rate. But Germany 8 finals and only 4 trophies, conversion rate too low. Even Brazil won 5 of their 6 WC finals (excluded 1950 WC no final). Germany are actually semifinal & final chokers 🤣

hmm funny indeed Celestial

Nah that game would be another Italy vs Germany semi final 2006 Not get me wrong last night game was one of best game ever but that semi finals is just batter because first half of last night match was slightly week

Germany-Italy 2006 best, without doubt. France just slept for 80 minutes then got back into the game with easy penalties. Germany-Italy is like a boxing game where each actor throws punches.

And Facchetti and Domenghini.. randomly mispronounced. Cant say about the germans

É verdade

Boninsegna, it's not that difficult to pronounce - no excuse

Dread to think how he'd pronounce Antognoni

@@bolso66 is not easy pronounce well GN, GL for not italian people.

of world cup EVER

This match was one of the greatest of all time indeed. Both the team were amazing

Schnellinger was in the box because the tunnel was on that side and he wanted to leave the field as soon as possible: ge believed that the game was lost for Germany.

Este 2020 se cumplen 50 años del mundial de 1970, habría sido interesante que hubiera una ceremonia o algo que recuerde este partido.... Pero todos sabemos que eso no va a suceder!!! 😂😂

@@migelanxel Qué partidazo fue éste!!

😅😂🤣🤣🤣

@@migelanxel exacto la maldita pandemia impidió algo que pudo ser una bella conmemoración de ese juegazo

Ahmad Alkhalaf only the last 30 minutes

@@ernest72 the second-half was gripping - the Germans throwing everything at Italy to try and get an equaliser - which came two minutes into injury time

Almost, just below Italy-Brazil 3-2 during the 1982 World Cup

france-allemagne 82 ; france-bresil 86 ; holland-argentina 98 etc...

@@MINGSTIPPE All great games but none had the drama and sheer emotion of this one - Italy were 1-0 up at half-time and comfortable. Then...Rosato makes one of the greatest goal-line blocks ever seen, Beckenbauer plays on with a broken collarbone, Overath hits the crossbar, Albertosi has to clear off his own goal-line from Muller after his botched goal-kick hits Grabowski, Schnellinger equalises for the Germans after two minutes of stoppage time with his first and only international goal, Muller puts Germany 2-1 up after Italian sub Poletti makes a mistake, Burgnich makes it 2-2 with his first and only international goal, Riva puts Italy 3-2 up with one of the best counter-attack goals you'll ever see, Muller scores his 10th goal of the World Cup to level at 3-3 and then - straight from the restart - Rivera makes it 4-3. Seriously, if you wrote that as a film script for a football movie, it would be thrown back at you for being too far-fetched.

you have to think that all matches were at hgh altitude (so less oxygen). Players (especually the more muscular ones like Riva) cramped a lot and the recovery wasn't as effective

@@emanuelemarchisio3818 and Brazil played all their matches prior to the final in Guadalajara, with a better climate

Before this Italy played three of their first four games in Toluca nearly 2700 metres above sea level - the highest altitude of all the Mexican venues. They also had to travel to Puebla to play another first round game, then to Mexico City for the semi-final and final. They played 120 minutes against West Germany just three days before the final. A gruelling schedule. We arrived in the final on the brink of fatigue. You can see it in the game. We were equal to Brazil in the first half. In the second half, after an hour, we fell away and that's when Brazil scored the three goals. But Brazil deserved the trophy. The best team at the 1970 World Cup and still the best side I've ever seen.

@Giovanni Truvia Signori also

As a Brazilian, I thank Baggio for 1994. 👍. He was an amazing football player.

@@williamdecastro9086 One of the most underrated top Players of all time.

@Giovanni Truvia in nazionale riva the many scorer the other

We prefer paolo Rossi vs Brazil! 👍

Absolutely with Platink and Karl-Heinz Rumenigge

Riva is the best italian player ever

And 6-3, stop underplaying how hard England got beat, it changed football!

tiene mucha historia ese estadio, remontadas historicas, el mejor gol, el mejor partido, pele campeon, maradona campeon se le podria llamar un templo del futbol.

The sweeper position was made specific for the Ceaser Beckenbauer....i used to say his name as backing-powder when i was a kid 😁

I mean he played with a dislocated shoulder i think that goes without saying

Nah he's a bit overrated. Libuda was the man

مباراة القرن... أجمل مباراة في دورات كأس العالم.. ولكن للأسف كان التحكيم فيها ضد الألمان.. ما يقارب على الاقل قلاث ضربات جزاء صحيحة لم تحتسب لهم..

@@zokkostenniszone3282 nah, he is the GOAT

"The Calgary Player" "Robert Bonenya" I couldnt continue watching after 1 minute of hearing such annoying pronunciation. Absolutely terrible.

Was looking for this comment!

I was wondering when has Italy had a player called Bossanova :)))

@@GabrielBarliga , yours is the best comment on this subject.

@@jerrysoh619 who cares?! I cryed when the ref blew the whistle...not because the Germans lost, but because the game was over! A rare day in sport!

soccer? tf is that?

@@billymurray1687 There are two versions of football! One is called Rugby and the other Soccer!

Football

@@marlon7834 no, Italy won that match, so that day it was Calcio :D

@@v.gopalakrishnan350 Oh yeah those types of fans are so annoying. Lots of words are different in the US and UK but somehow *this* being different is considered a major upset

@yeetus fetus Name by name, the 2002 squad was the best italian generation ever even though as a team they didn´t work that well. They got robbed against South Korean in one of the most awful scandals in football history.

@@lukaz3336 in 2002 we possibly had the best italian team of all times. Maldini, Nesta, Cannavaro, prime Totti, Pirlo and many more. It was just South Korea that robbed in a scandal that stopped that team.

@@lukaz3336 in 2002 we never faced any of them lol

@@lukaz3336 korea robbed against Spain as well lol

undeniable.

Don't forget Wolfgang Overath. Great, great player. Also played in the 1974 winning side. He also played in 1966. Wonderful player. Thanks.

Of course we remember that great halfback of the German team but we thought that Netzer was better than Overath

That was not the only name butchered, either.

He also said “Domenigi” or something similar.

Plz not in these times lol

Samuel Biswas so cause there’s a virus people can’t point out mistakes??

In my country. Argentina are so many italians, this name is: Boninsegna.... Bosinega??😞

An historical match for sure. One of the most intensive for Italy, like Italia/Brasil in 1982. Riva was such an elegant and clever player.

No les marcan 2 penales clarisimos.......así nadie les podía ganar...😠🐷

There is clear arbitration injustice Germany was better and deserved to win

Alfa omega..00000...los penales no marcados eran en tiempo normal,,, en contra d Italia ,, no a favor.

@@hamoodmansoor9088 i don't think so man

Not in 2016

@@benji3112 1 isolated german victory in decades of Italian victories

@@andresvida95 in penalties against a weak Italy who had half the team injured on top of that

@@moegreen132 exactly

Still they r the best European nation ahead of Italy 😂

I am sorry, it doesn't look modern at all. Players make a ton of mistakes that would be rare today, they touch the ball 4-5 times before they pass it which just doesn't happen today, there's no pressing high up the pitch, their physical conditioning is worse than today and they probably play with a libero in defense instead of keeping a straight line. A mediocre modern team would probably beat either of those teams handily. Looking at those games, exciting as they may be is a reminder of how football has improved in every facet.

@@NC7491 Sure, today's teams are fitter and stronger (thanks to the evolution of sport science) and tactics and formations are more sophisticated. But I don't think individual skill levels of footballers are superior today than they were in, say, 1970. For example, I don't see a player today with a left foot and ability to hit a pin-point pass from 40 yards like Gerson, or who can back-heel a ball at mid-height to a teammate like Tostao.

@@hugodrax71 i agree, modern players rarely show off their skills. Bcz their coach would bench them if they do that. For me peak of football is 2000-2010s. The game was really entertaining and players not affraid to show their skills.

@@Winaryo175 Most modern footballers have been over trained, play like robots and have no skills to show. A player like Neymar were a dime a dozen in those days. I'd say 70s to 90s have the best balance of skills, power and tactics.

​@@hugodrax71Today footballers are far superior but coaches will bench them.

no penalty at all

Keep crying.

@@spaniardsrmoors6817 exactly 😁

@Gigi Significa che non capisci il commento. Stiamo discutendo che il commentatore non pronunci correttamente i nomi dei giocatori Italiani. La maggior parte dei commenti per questo video riguarda la pronuncia errata.

It is certainly described as such these days - but I am old enough to remember watching the match live. And most of the first 90 minutes were rather dull, with the Germans toiling to break down a solid Italian defence. It only came alive in Extra Time.

35 in only 42 matches... long live to legendary Rombo di Tuono ( Roar of Thunder ) !!!

Absolutely agree... It was real football.

Absolutely, more direct, todays midfielders just pass it right or left and back, and never front, why..no brains..no skill..sadly thats todays football for you.

This is true in all sports. Back then it was more about skill and creativity.

ur completely wrong , these matches are just silly , no skills no fitness , all those players can't stand 5 minutes in now a day football

@@alinadin you are right as far as physical strength, speed, circus ball tricks and endurance. You are wrong about individual creativity. Today’s players are programmed. It’s a result of growing up in an academy rather than in the park, streets or on a beach.

You're absolutely right, that a pretty ridiculous mistake by FIFA...

Well spotted! Yes, penalty shootouts didn't start until later in 1970 - maybe this match pushed the authorities into making the change. The 1968 Euros semi between Italy and the USSR had been decided on coin toss.

Exactly, penalty shootouts were introduced formally for the 1978 WC, though they were not needed in that tournament (they would've only been used in the final).

In FIFA world cups knockout stage matches before 1978, there will be a replay of the game 2 days later if a game finished in a draw after extra time.

@@MisterPolitical1 Yep. Only one match in the history of the World Cup was replayed: Brazil / Czechoslovakia in 1938 (1-1 then 2-1).

Se houvesse VAR naquele tempo a Alemanha teria goleado. Quatro pênaltis escancarados não marcados.

In 1982 Italy was clearly the better team. In 1970 Germany would have put up a much better fight in the final against Brazil. They lost the semi but I felt they were the better team 1970.

yes man

Yes it was a goat, that’s why people from Sardegna loved him

Its not like they’re trying to hide that it is

Verified by the bewildering modern wrong usage of the comment: 'just about' .

@@stefenski I'm Brazilian and I've never understood this "just about"

The original commentary (English) came from Kenneth Wolstenholme (the man who coined the phrase "they think it's over - it is now!") and sounded like he was talking through a landline telephone with a bad signal.

They suppressed the noise of the crowd when they made this abominable dubbing fiasco. Took away 90% of the excitement.

i'd say this record has been beat after today's match between argentina and france!!

@@S_W_ nope

​@@S_W_ no way

@@elgooghosent7080 it has

@@mounyamishra4263 he’s right

I would say Germany in second place since they won three European cups (compared to only one won by Italy). But when it comes to playing against each other, Italy have never lost so far. Germany knocked out Italy in Euro 2016 only through penalty shootout (1-1 after 120mins), and I would also say the Italian team in 2016 was one of the worst in its history.