Date: 16-06-1986
Stage: 1/8 final
Place: GUADALAJARA
Running time: 99 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080 50fps (9,5)
Commentary: MULTI : english/italian/spanish/german/ polish/spanish(new)
My rating: ***
Notes: Careca,Junior,Socrates,Josimar,Alemao, Boniek,Zmuda,Dziekanowski,Smolarek
MATCH SUMMARY
Monday, 16 June 1986, 16:00
Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara
Attendance: 45,000
Meteo: Clear, hot, 31°C
BRAZIL
Carlos
Josimar
Edinho (c)
Júlio César
Branco
Elzo
Júnior
Sócrates
Alemao
Careca
Müller
Coach: Telê Santana (BRA)
81′ Júlio César
72′ ↓Sócrates ↑Zico
80′ ↓Müller ↑Silas
POLAND
Józef Młynarczyk
Witold Wenclewicz
Roman Wójcicki
Stefan Majewski
Marek Ostrowski
Waldemar Matysik
Andrzej Buncol
Zbigniew Boniek (c)
Jan Urban
Ryszard Komornicki
Włodzimierz Smolarek
Coach: Antoni Piechniczek (POL)
79′ Roman Wójcicki
60′ ↓Jan Urban ↑Jan Furtok
84′ ↓Ryszard Komornicki ↑Władysław Żmuda
Referee: Volker Roth (FRG)
Goals:
30′ Sócrates (penalty), BRA
55′ Josimar, BRA
80′ Edinho, BRA
83′ Careca (penalty), BRA
Match overview
Brazil produced a dominant display to overwhelm Poland and reach the quarter-finals. Sócrates opened the scoring from the penalty spot after a foul on Müller. Josimar doubled the lead with a stunning long-range strike, before Edinho and Careca (also from the spot) finished the rout. Poland started brightly and hit the woodwork early, but Brazil’s attacking quality and defensive solidity were too much for the Europeans. The match showcased Brazil’s technical excellence and their ability to control the tempo.
Trivia
Josimar’s goal was one of the highlights of the tournament, and Careca’s penalty took him among the top scorers. Poland’s defeat marked the end of a successful era, as they exited after reaching the last sixteen for the third consecutive World Cup[3][4].
