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World Cup > WC 1982 Spain

BRAZIL – ARGENTINA 3-1

Date: 02-07-1982
Stage: second round


Place: BARCELONA
Running time: 113 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080 50fps (9,5)
Commentary: MULTI : english,italian,spanish,german, argentinian,portuguese,spanish(new)
My rating: ****
Notes: Zico,Socrates,Falcao,Eder, Maradona,Diaz,Kempes,Ardiles

MATCH SUMMARY

Friday, 2 July 1982

Estadio Sarriá, Barcelona
Attendance: 44,000

Meteo: Clear, 25°C

BRAZIL

Waldir Peres
Leandro
Junior
Luizinho
Oscar
Falcao
Socrates (c)
Toninho Cerezo
Zico
Eder
Serginho

Coach: Tele Santana Silva (BRA)

77′ Waldir Peres
85′ Falcao

81′ ↓Leandro ↑Edevaldo
84′ ↓Zico ↑Batista

ARGENTINA

Ubaldo Fillol
Luis Galvan
Jorge Olguin
Daniel Passarella (c)
Alberto Tarantini
Ossie Ardiles
Juan Barbas
Daniel Bertoni
Gabriel Calderon
Diego Maradona
Mario Kempes

Coach: Cesar Luis Menotti (ARG)

33′ Daniel Passarella
86′ Diego Maradona

46′ ↓Mario Kempes ↑Ramon Diaz
65′ ↓Daniel Bertoni ↑Santiago Santamaria

Referee: Lamberto Mario Rubio Vazquez (URU)

Goals:
11′ Zico, BRA
67′ Serginho, BRA
74′ Junior, BRA
89′ Ramon Diaz, ARG

Match overview

Brazil defeated Argentina 3-1 at Estadio Sarriá in Barcelona in the 1982 World Cup second round. Zico opened the scoring early, with Serginho and Junior adding goals in the second half. Ramon Diaz scored a late consolation for Argentina, who finished with ten men after Maradona’s dismissal.

Trivia

This match marked the end of Argentina’s title defence, as Brazil’s attacking display proved too strong. Diego Maradona’s red card was a notable moment, reflecting the frustration of the reigning champions. The game is remembered for Brazil’s fluid football and the intense South American rivalry.

Match Report in PDF by Massimo Bellingardi

italian / english

Code: 021067