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World Cup > WC 1990 Italy

ITALY – AUSTRIA 1-0

Date: 09-06-1990
Stage: first round


Place: ROMA
Running time: 107 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080 50fps (10)
Commentary: MULTI : italian/english/spanish/german
My rating: ***
Notes: Giannini,Vialli,Baresi,Maldini,Schillaci

MATCH SUMMARY

Saturday, 9 June 1990, 21:00

Olimpico, Roma
Attendance: 73,303

Meteo: Clear sky, 25°C

ITALY

Walter Zenga
Franco Baresi
Giuseppe Bergomi
Riccardo Ferri
Paolo Maldini
Carlo Ancelotti
Fernando De Napoli
Roberto Donadoni
Giuseppe Giannini
Andrea Carnevale
Gianluca Vialli

Coach: Azeglio Vicini (ITA)

46′ ↓Carlo Ancelotti ↑Luigi De Agostini
74′ ↓Andrea Carnevale ↑Toto Schillaci

AUSTRIA

Klaus Lindenberger
Ernst Aigner
Peter Artner
Robert Pecl
Kurt Russ
Peter Schöttel
Michael Streiter
Andreas Herzog
Manfred Linzmaier
Andreas Ogris
Toni Polster

Coach: Josef Hickersberger (AUT)

6′ Andreas Herzog

61′ ↓Peter Artner ↑Manfred Zsak
76′ ↓Manfred Linzmaier ↑Alfred Hörtnagl

Referee: Jose Roberto Wright (BRA)

Goals:
78′ Toto Schillaci ITA

Match overview

Italy opened their home World Cup campaign with a narrow 1-0 victory over Austria at Rome’s Olimpico Stadium. Substitute Toto Schillaci proved to be the hero, scoring the winning goal in the 78th minute after replacing Andrea Carnevale. The match was tightly contested throughout, with Italy needing the late intervention to secure all three points in Group A.

Trivia

This match marked the beginning of Toto Schillaci’s remarkable World Cup journey, as the substitute striker would go on to become the tournament’s top scorer with six goals. His late winner against Austria launched what would become one of the most memorable individual World Cup campaigns in football history.

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