World Cup's finals
1930
FINAL
Montevideo 30-7-1930
(Stadio Centenario)
Uruguay-Argentina 4-2
Uruguay: Ballestrero,
Nasazzi, Mascheroni, Andrade, Fernandez, Gestido, Dorado, Scarone, Castro, Cea,
Iriarte
Argentina: Botasso, Della Torre, Paternoster, J.
Evaristo, Monti, Suarez, Peucelle, Varallo, Stabile, M.Ferreyra, M. Evaristo
goals: 12’ Dorado, 20’ Peucelle, 37’
Stabile, 57’ Cea, 68’ Iriarte, 89’ Castro
Referee: Langenus (Hungary)
TOP SCORER
8 goals: Stabile
(Uruguay);
5 goals: Cea (Uruguay);
4 goals: Peucelle (Argentina), Subiabre (Cile);
3 goals: Bek (Jugoslavia), Anselmo (Uruguay).
2 goals: Monti, Zemelzù (Argentina), Moderato, Preguinho (Brasil), Maschinot
(France), M.Rosas (Messico, 1 penalty), Stanciu (Romania), Castro, Dorado, Iriarte
(Uruguay), Brown e Patenaude (Stati Uniti).
1934
FINAL
Roma 10-6-1934
(Stadio del Partito Nazionale Fascista)
Italy-Czech 2-1 d.t.s.
Italy: Combi, Monzeglio, Allemandi, Ferraris IV,
Monti, Bertolini, Guaita, Meazza, Schiavio, Ferrari, Orsi.
Czech: Planicka, Zenisek, Ctyroky, Kostalek,
Cambal, Krcil, Junek, Svoboda, Sobotka, Nejedly, Puc.
goals: 70’ Puc, 80’ Orsi, 95’ Schiavio.
Referee: Eklind (Sweden).
TOP SCORER
5 goals: Nejedly (Czech);
4 goals: Conen (Germany), Schiavio (Italy);
3 goals: Orsi (Italy), Kielholz (Svizzera);
2 goals: Horvath (Austria), Voorhoof (Belgio), Puc (Czech), Fawzi (Egitto),
Hohmann e Lehner (Germany), Ferrari e Meazza (Italy), Langara (Spagna), Jonasson
(Sweden), Abegglen III (Svizzera), Toldi (Hungary).
1938
FINAL
Parigi 19-6-1938
(Stadio Colombes)
Italy-Hungary 4-2
Italy: Olivieri, Foni, Rava, Serantoni, Andreolo,
Locatelli, Biavati, Meazza, Piola, Ferrari, Colaussi.
Hungary: Szabo, Polgar, Biro, Szalay, Szücs,
Lazar, Sas, Vincze, Sarosi I, Zsengeller, Titkos.
goals: 5’ Colaussi, 7’ Tiktos, 16’
Piola, 35’ Colaussi, 70’ Sarosi I, 82’ Piola
Referee: Capdeville (France)
TOP SCORER
8 goals: Leonidas (Brasil);
5 goals: Piola (Italy), Zsengeller (Hungary);
4 goals: Colaussi (Italy), Wilimowski (Polonia), Wetterström (Sweden),
Sarosi I (Hungary);
3 goals: Romeu (Brasil), Abegglen III (Svizzera), Nyberg (Sweden);
2 goals: Nejedly (Cec., 1 penalty), Peracio (Brasil), Nicolas (Fra.), Maquina
(Cuba), Dobay (Romania), H. Andersson (Sweden), Titkos e Toldi (Hungary).
1950
FINAL
Rio de Janeiro 16-7-1950
(Maracana)
Uruguay-Brasil 2-1
Uruguay: Maspoli, M.Gonzales, Tejera, Gambetta,
Varela, R. Andrade, Ghiggia, Perez, Miguez, Schiaffino, Moran.
Brasil: Barbosa, Augusto, Juvenal, Bauer, Danilo,
Bigode, Friaça, Zizinho, Ademir, Jair, Chico
goals: 47’ Friaça, 66’ Schiaffino,
79’ Ghiggia
Referee: Reader (England)
TOP SCORER
9 goals: Ademir (Brasil);
6 goals: Schiaffino (Uruguay);
5 goals: Zarra (Spagna);
4 goals: Chico (Brasil), Basora (Spagna), Ghiggia (Uruguay);
3 goals: Palmer e Sundqvist (Sweden);
2 goals: Baltazar, Jair e Zizinho (Brasil), Cremaschi (CIle), Carapellese (Italy),
Ciaikovski II e Tomasevic (Jugoslavia), Lopez (Paraguay), Andersson e Jeppson
(Sweden), Fatton (Svizzera), Miguez (Uruguay).
1954
FINAL
Berna 4-7-1954
(Wankdorf)
Germany Ovest-Hungary 3-2
Germany Ovest: Turek, Posipal, Kohlmeyer, Eckel,
Liebrich, Mai, Rahn, Morlock, O. Walter, F. Walter, Schäfer.
Hungary: Grosics, Buzansky, Lantos, Bozsik, Lorant,
Zakarias, Czibor, Kocsis, Hidegkuti, Puskas, Toth I.
goals: 6’ Puskas, 8’ Czibor, 10’
Morlock, 18’ e 84’ Rahn.
Referee: Ling (England).
TOP SCORER
11 goals: Kocsis (Hungary);
8 goals: Morlock (Germany Ovest);
6 goals: Probst (Austria), Hügi II (Svizzera);
4 goals: Rahn (Germany Ovest), Ballaman (Svizzera), Hidegkuti e Puskas (Hungary),
Borges (Uruguay);
3 goals: Stojaspal e Wagner (Austria), Anoul (Belgio), Schäfer, F. Walter,
O.Walter (Germany O.), Lofthouse (England), Burhan, Suat (Turchia), Czibor
(Hungary), Hohberg, Miguez (Uruguay);
2 goals: Korner II, Ocwirk (Austria), Didí, Julinho, Pinga (Brasil),
Broadis (Ingh.), Lefter (Turchia), Lantos, Palotas (Hungary), Abbadie, Schiaffino
(Uru.).
1958
FINAL
Stoccolma 26-6-1958
(Rasunda)
Brasil-Sweden 5-2
Brasil: Gilmar, D. Santos, N. Santos, Zito, Bellini,
Orlando, Garrincha, Didí, Vavá, Pelé, Zagallo.
Sweden: Svensson, Bergmark, Axbom, Börjesson,
Gustavsson, Parling, Hamrin, Gren, Simonsson, Liedholm, Skoglund
goals: 3’ Liedholm, 9’ e 32’ Vavá,
55’ Pelé, 68’ Zagallo, 80’ Simonsson, 90’ Pelé
Referee: Guigue (France)
TOP SCORER
13 goals: Fontaine (France);
6 goals: Pelé (Brasil), Rahn (Germany O.);
5 goals: Vavá (Brasil), McParland (Irlanda del Nord);
4 goals: Zikan (Czech), Piantoni (France), Hamrin (Sweden), Tichy (Hungary);
3 goals: Corbatta (Argentina 2 penalties), Schäfer (Germany O.), Veselinovic
(Jugoslavia), Simonsson (Sweden);
2 goals: Mazola (Brasil), Dvorak (1) e Hovorka (Czech), Kopa (1) e
Wisnieski (France), Allchurch (Galles), Seeler (Germany O.), Kevan (England),
Petakovic (Jugoslavia), Aguero, Amarilla (1), Parodi e Romero (Paraguay), Liedholm
(Sweden, 1), Iljin (Urss).
1962
FINAL
Santiago 17-6-1962
(Stadio Hardturm)
Brasil-Czech 3-1
Brasil: Gilmar, D.Santos, N.Santos, Zito, Mauro,
Zozimo, Garrincha, Didì, Vavà, Amarildo, Zagallo.
Czech: Schroff, Tichy, Novak, Pluskal,
Popluhar, Masopust, Pospichal, Scherer, Kvasnak, Kadraba, Jelinek.
goals: 15’ Masoputs, 17’ Amarildo, 68’
Zito, 77’ Vavà
Referee: Latishev (Urss)
TOP SCORER
4 goals: Garrincha e Vavá (Brasil),
L. Sanchez (Cile), Jerkovic (Jugoslavia), Albert (Hungary), V. Ivanov (Urss);
3 goals: Amarildo (Brasil),
Scherer (Czech, 1 penalty),
Galic (Jugoslavia), Tichy (Hungary);
2 goals: Ramirez, Rojas e Toro (Cile), Seeler (Germany Ovest), Bulgarelli (Italy),
Flowers (England, 2), Cislenko e Ponedelnik (Urss).
1966
FINAL
Londra 30-7-1966
( Wembley)
England-Germany O. 4-2 d.t.s.
England: Banks, Cohen, Wilson, Stiles, J. Charlton,
Moore, Ball, Hurst, R. Charlton, Hunt, Peters.
Germany Ovest: Tilkowski, Höttges, Schnellinger,
Beckenbauer, Schulz, Weber, Haller, Seeler, Held, Overath, Emmerich.
goals: 12’ Haller, 18’ Hurst, 78’
Peters, 90’ Weber, 101’ e 120’ Hurst.
Referee: Dienst (Svizzera).
TOP SCORER
9 goals: Eusebio (Portogallo, 4 penalties);
6 goals: Haller (Germany Ovest,1);
5 goals: Hurst (England);
4 goals: Beckenbauer (Germany Ovest), Bene (Hungary), Porkujan (Urss);
3 goals: Artime (Argentina), Pak Sung Jin (Corea del Nord), José Augusto
e Torres (Portogallo);
2 goals: Marcos (Cile), Seeler (Germany Ovest), Hunt (England), Meszöly
(Hungary, 1), Banichevski, Cislenko e Malafeev (Urss).
1970
FINAL
Città del Messico 21-6-1970
(Stadio Azteca)
Brasil-Italy 4-1
Brasil: Felix, Carlos Alberto, Everaldo, Clodoaldo,
Piazza, Brito, Jairzinho, Gerson, Tostão, Pelé, Rivelino.
Italy: Albertosi, Burgnich, Facchetti, Bertini
(74’ Juliano), Rosato, Cera, Domenghini, Mazzola, Boninsegna (84’
Rivera), De Sisti, Riva.
goals: 18’ Pelé, 37’ Boninsegna,
66’ Gerson, 71’ Jairzinho, 86’ Carlos Alberto.
Referee: Glöckner (Germany Est).
TOP SCORER
10 goals: Müller (Germany Ovest);
7 goals: Jairzinho (Brasil);
5 goals: Cubillas (Perù);
4 goals: Pelé (Brasil), Byshovets (Urss);
3 goals: Seeler (Germany Ovest), Riva (Italy), Rivelino (Brasil);
2 goals: Lambert (1 penalty) e Van Moer (Belgio), Tostão (Brasil), Petras
(Czech), Boninsegna e Rivera (Italy), Gonzalez (Messico), Gallardo
(Perù), Dumitrache (Romania, 1).
1974
FINAL
Monaco 7-7-1974
(Stadio Olimpico)
Germany Ovest-Netherlands 2-1
Germany Ovest: Maier, Vogts, Breitner, Schwarzenbeck,
Beckenbauer, Bonhof, Grabowski, Hoeness, Müller, Overath, Hölzenbein.
Netherlands: Jongbloed, Suurbier, Krol, Haan, Rijsbergen
(68’ De Jong), Jansen, Rep, Neeskens, Cruijff, Van Hanegem, Rensenbrink
(46’ R. Van de Kerkhof).
goals: 1’ Neeskens rig., 26’ Breitner
rig., 44’ Müller.
Referee: Taylor (England).
TOP SCORER
7 goals: Lato (Polonia);
5 goals: Neeskens (Netherlands, 2 penalties);
4 goals: Müller (Germany Ovest), Edström (Sweden), Rep (Netherlands), Szarmach
(Polonia);
3 goals: Breitner (Germany Ovest), Bajevic (Jugoslavia), Rivelino (Brasil),
Cruijff (Netherlands), Deyna (Polonia, 1), Houseman (Argentina);
2 goals: Overath (Germany Ovest), Streich (Germany Est), Jordan (Scozia), Surjak
e Karasi (Jugoslavia), Jairzinho (Brasil), Sandberg (Sweden), Sanon (Haiti),
Ayala e Yazalde (Argentina).
1978
FINAL
Buenos Aires 25-6-1978
(Monumental)
Argentina-Netherlands 3-1 d.t.s.
Argentina: Fillol, Olguin,
Tarantini, L. Galvan, Passarella,
Ardiles (65’ Larrosa), Bertoni,
Gallego Luque, Kempes, Ortiz (74’ Houseman).
Netherlands: Jongbloed, Jansen (72’ Suurbier),
Poortvliet, Brandts, Krol, Haan, W. Van de Kerkhof, Neeskens, Rep, (58’
Nanninga), R. Van de Kerkhof, Rensenbrink.
goals: 38’ Kempes, 81’ Poortvliet, 104’
Kempes, 114’ Bertoni.
Referee: Gonella (Italy).
TOP SCORER
6 goals: Kempes (Argentina);
5 goals: Cubillas (Perù, 2 penalties), Rensenbrink (Netherlands, 4);
4 goals: Luque (Argentina), Krankl (Austria,1);
3 goals: Roberto e Dirceu (Brasil), Rummenigge (Germany Ovest),
Rep (Netherlands), Rossi (Italy);
2 goals: Bertoni (Argentina), Nelinho (Brasil), Flohe (Germany O.), Bettega
(Italy), Boniek e Lato (Polonia),
Haan e Brandts (Netherlands), Gemmil
(Scozia, 1), D. Müller (Germany O.).
1982
FINAL
Madrid 11-7-1982
(Bernabeu)
Italy-Germany Ovest 3-1
Italy: Zoff, Gentile, Cabrini, Bergomi, Collovati,
Scirea, Conti, Tardelli, Rossi, Oriali, Graziani (8’ Altobelli, 89’
Causio).
Germany Ovest: Schumacher, B. Förster, Briegel,
Breitner, K.H.Förster, Stielike, Littbarski, Dremmler (61’ Hrubesch),
Fischer, Breitner, Rummenigge (69’ H. Müller).
goals: 57’ Rossi, 68’ Tardelli, 81’
Altobelli, 83’ Breitner.
Referee: Coelho (Brasil).
TOP SCORER
6 goals: Rossi (Italy);
5 goals: Rummenigge (Germany Ov.);
4 goals: Boniek (Polonia), Zico (Brasil);
3 goals: Giresse (France), Kiss (Hungary), Armstrong (Irlanda del Nord), Falcão
(Brasil);
2 goals: Tardelli (Italy), Robson e Francis (England), Genghini, Platini
(1 penalty), Six e Rocheteau (France), Nyilasi, Poloskei e Fazekas (Hungary),
Panenka (Czech, 2), Wark (Scozia), Assad (Algeria), Littbarski e Fischer
(Germany Ovest), Socrates, Serginho e Eder (Brasil), Schachner (Austria),
Bertoni e Maradona (Argentina), Hamilton (Irlanda del Nord).
1986
FINAL
Città del Messico 29-6-1986
(Azteca)
Argentina-Germany 0vest 3-2
Argentina: Pumpido, Cuciuffo, Olarticoechea, Batista,
Ruggeri, Brown, Burruchaga (89’ Trobbiani), Giusti, Enrique, Maradona,
Valdano.
Germany Ov.: Schumacher, Berthold, Briegel, Eder,
Förster, Jakobs, Brehme, Matthäus, Rummenigge, Magath (61’ Hoeness),
Allofs (46’ Völler).
goals: 22’ Brown, 55’ Valdano, 73’
Rummenigge, 81’ Völler, 83’ Burruchaga
Referee: Arpi Filho (Brasil)
TOP SCORER
6 goals: Lineker (England);
5 goals: Maradona (Argentina), Careca (Brasil, 1 penalty), Butragueño
(Spagna, 1);
4 goals: Valdano (Argentina), Altobelli (Italy, 1), Elkjaer (Danimarca), Belanov
(Urss, 2);
3 goals: Claesen (1) e Ceulemans (Belgio), J. Olsen (Danimarca, 2), Völler
(Germany Ovest);
2 goals: Burruchaga (Argentina), Scifo (Belgio), Josimar e Socrates (1) (Brasil),
Papin, Platini e Stopyra (Fra.), Allofs (Germany O.), Khairi (Marocco), Quirarte
(Messico), Cabañas e Romero (Paraguay), Calderé (Spagna).
1990
FINAL
Roma 8-7-1990
(Stadio Olimpico)
Germany-Argentina 1-0
Germany Ovest: Illgner, Berthold (72’ Reuter),
Brehme, Augenthaler, Kohler, Buchwald, Littbarski, Hässler, Völler,
Matthäus, Klinsmann.
Argentina: Goycochea, Sensini, Lorenzo, Simon,
Ruggeri (46’ Monzon), Serrizuela, Burruchaga (54’ Calderon), Troglio,
Dezotti, Maradona, Basualdo.
goals: 84’ Brehme rig.
Referee: Codesal (Messico)
TOP SCORER
6 goals: Schillaci (Italy, 1 penalty);
5 goals: Skuhravy (Czech);
4 goals: Milla (Camerun), Matthäus (Germany Ovest, 1), Lineker (England,
2), Michel (Spagna, 1);
3 goals: Klinsmann e Völler (Germany Ovest), Platt (England);
2 goals: Caniggia (Argentina), Careca (Brasil), Bilek (Czech, 1), Redin
(Colombia), Brehme (Germany Ovest, 1), Baggio (Italy), Jozic, Pancev e Stojkovic
(Jugoslavia), Lacatus (1) e Balint (Romania).
1994
FINAL
Los Angeles 17-7-1994
(Stadio Rose Bowl)
Brasil-Italy 3-2 ai penalties (0-0 d.t.s.)
Brasil: Taffarel, Jorginho (20’ Cafu), Branco,
Mauro Silva, Aldair, Marcio Santos, Mazinho, Dunga, Romario, Zinho (106’
Viola), Bebeto.
Italy: Pagliuca, Mussi (34’ Apolloni), Benarrivo,
Albertini, Maldini, Baresi, Donadoni, D. Baggio (95’ Evani), Massaro, Berti,
R. Baggio.
Referee: Puhl (Hungary).
TOP SCORER
6 goals: Stoichkov (Bulgaria, 3 penalties), Salenko (Russia, 2);
5 goals: Romario (Brasil), Klinsmann (Germany), R. Baggio (Italy, 1), K. Andersson
(Sweden);
4 goals: Batistuta (Argentina, 2), Raducioiu (Romania), Dahlin (Sweden);
3 goals: Bebeto (Brasil), Bergkamp (Netherlands), Hagi (Romania), Brolin (Sweden,
1);
2 goals: Amin (Arabia Saudita), Caniggia (Argentina), Albert (Belgio), Lechkov
(Bulgaria), Valencia (Colombia), Völler (Germany), D. Baggio (Italy),
Luis Garcia (Messico), Amokachi e Amunike (Nigeria), Jonk (Netherlands), Dumitrescu
(Romania), Caminero e Goicoechea (Spagna), Knup (Svizzera).
1998
FINAL
Parigi 12-7-1998
(Stadio Saint Denis)
Francia-Brasile 3-0
Francia: Barthéz; Desailly, Lizarazu, Thuram, Leboeuf, Deschamps, Djorkaeff (Vieira 74'), Zidane, Karembeu (Boghossian 56'), Petit, Guivarc'h (66' Dugarry)
Brasile: Taffarel; Cafú, Baiano, Aldair, Roberto Carlos , C.Sampaio (57' Edmundo), Leonardo (Denilson 46'), Dunga, Rivaldo, Ronaldo, Bebeto
Goals: 27' e 45' Zidane, 90' Petit
Referee: Said Belola (Marocco) .
TOP SCORER
6 Goals: Suker (1 rig.) (Croazia)
5 Goals: Batistuta (2 rig.) (Argentina), Vieri (Italia)
4 Goals: Salas (Cile), Hernandez (Messico), Ronaldo (1 rig.) (Brasile)
3 Goals: Henry (Francia), Bebeto, Cesar Sampaio e Rivaldo (Brasile), Bierhoff e Klinsmann (Germania), Bergkamp (Olanda)
2 Goals: Ortega (Argentina), Wilmots (Belgio), Prosinecki (Croazia), B. Laudrup (Danimarca), Petit, Zidane e Thuram (Francia), Whitmore (Giamaica), Shearer (1 rig.) e Owen (Inghilterra), R. Baggio (1 rig.) (Italia), Komljenovic (Jugoslavia), Bassir e Hadda (Marocco), Pelaez (Messico), Cocu, R. de Boer e Kluivert (Olanda), Moldovan (Romania), Hierro (1 rig.) e Morientes (Spagna), Bartlett (1 rig.) (Sudafrica)
2002
FINAL
Yokohama 30-6-2002
(Stadio Yokohoma)
Germania-Brasile 0-2
Germania: Kahn; Frings, Linke, Ramelow, Metzelder, Schneider, Jeremies (Asamoah 77'), Hamann, Bode (Ziege 84'), Neuville, Klose (Bierhoff 74')
Brasile: Marcos; Lucio, Roque Junior, Edmilson, Cafu,Kleberson, Gilberto Silva, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho (Juninho 85'), Ronaldo (Denilson 90'), Rivaldo
Goals: 67' e 79' Ronaldo
Referee: Collina (Italia)
TOP SCORER
8 Goals: Ronaldo (Brasile)
5 Goals: Rivaldo (1 rig.) (Brasile), Klose (Germania)
4 Goals: Tomasson (1 rig.) (Danimarca), Vieri (Italia)
3 Goals: Raul e Morientes (1 rig.) (Spagna), Pauleta (Portogallo), Bouba Diop (Senegal), Wilmots (Belgio), Larson (1 rig.) (Svezia), Keane (1 rig.) (Eire),Ballack (Germania), lhan Mansiz (Turchia)
2 Goals: Ahn (Corea Del Sud), Ronaldinho (1 rig.) (Brasile), Owen (Inghilterra), Gomez (Costarica), Inamoto (Giappone), Borgetti (Messico), Cuevas (Paraguay), Camara (Senegal), Hierro (1 rig.) (Spagna), Donovan e Mc Bride (Stati Uniti), Hasan Sas e Umit (Turchia)
2006
FINAL
Berlino 9-7-2006
(Stadio Olympic)
Italia-Francia 5-3 d.c.r. (1-1 d.t.s)
Italia: Buffon; Zambrotta, Cannavaro, Materazzi, Grosso, Gattuso, Pirlo, Camoranesi, Totti, Perrotta, Toni
Francia: Barthez; Sagnol, Thuram, Gallas, Abidal, Makelele, Vieira, Ribery, Zidane, Malouda, Henry
Goals: 7' Zidane (rig.), 19' Materazzi
Referee: Elizondo (Argentina).
TOP SCORER
5 Goals: Klose (Germania)
3 Goals: Crespo (Argentina), Maxi Rodriguez (Argentina), Ronaldo (Brasile), Henry e Zidane, 2 penalties (Francia), Podolski (Germania), F. Torres (Spagna), 1 penalty, Villa (Spagna), 2 penalties
2 Goals: Cahill (Australia), Adriano (Brasile), Wanchope (Costarica), Dindane (Costa d'Avorio), 1 penalty, C. Tenorio, Delgado (Ecuador), Vieira (Francia), Schweinsteiger (Germania), Gerrard (Inghilterra) Materazzi e Toni (Italia), Bravo (Messico), Bosacki (Polonia), Maniche (Portogallo), Rosicky (Rep.Ceca), Frei (Svizzera), Shevchenko (Ucraina), 1 penalty.