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World Cup > WC 1966 England

USSR – CHILE 2-1

Date: 20-07-1966
Stage: first round


Place: SUNDERLAND
Running time: 98 min.
Colour: BW
Quality: HD 1080 50fps (9)
Commentary: MULTI : english/spanish
My rating: ***
Notes:  Porkuyan,Voronin,Metreveli, Figueroa,Sanchez

MATCH SUMMARY

Wednesday, 20 July 1966, 19:30

Roker Park, Sunderland
Attendance: 22,590

Meteo: Partly cloudy, 16°C

USSR

Anzor Kavazashvili
Valentin Afonin
Viktor Getmanov
Leonid Ostrovski
Albert Shesterniev (captain)
Alexei Korneyev
Valeri Voronin
Eduard Markarov
Slava Metreveli
Valeri Porkujan
Viktor Serebryanikov

Coach: Nikolai Morozov (URS)

CHILE

Juan Olivares
Humberto Cruz
Elias Figueroa
Alberto Valentini
Hugo Villanueva (captain)
Ruben Marcos
Ignacio Prieto
Pedro Araya
Honorino Landa
Leonel Sanchez
Guillermo Yavar

Coach: Luis Alamos (CHI)

Referee: John Adair (NIR)

Goals:
29′, Valeri Porkujan, URS
32′, Ruben Marcos, CHI
85′, Valeri Porkujan, URS

Match overview

The USSR defeated Chile 2-1 at Roker Park to finish the group stage with a perfect record. Valeri Porkujan scored twice, either side of a Ruben Marcos equaliser. The Soviets controlled much of the match, while Chile pressed for a result but ultimately fell short.

Trivia

Valeri Porkujan made a memorable impact with a brace in his World Cup debut for the USSR. The match saw the Soviets rest several regulars, having already secured qualification, while Chile’s campaign ended despite a spirited performance.

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