Date: 03-06-1970
Stage: first round
Place: GUADALAJARA
Running time: 98 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080i 50fps (9,5)
Commentary: MULTI: english/spanish/portuguese
My rating: ****
Notes: Rivelino,Pelè,Jairzinho
Wednesday, 3 June 1970, 15:00 Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara Meteo: Sunny, hot, 33°C BRAZIL Félix Coach: Mário Zagallo (BRA) 10′ Tostao 62′ ↓Gerson ↑Caju CZECHOSLOVAKIA Ivo Viktor Coach: Jozef Marko (TCH) 10′ Alexander Horvath 46′ ↓Ivan Hrdlicka ↑Andrej Kvasnak Referee: Rudolf Scheurer (SUI) Goals: Match overview Czechoslovakia stunned Brazil with an early goal, but the Seleção responded with four unanswered strikes, including a thunderous free kick from Rivellino and a trademark finish from Pelé. Jairzinho’s two second-half goals sealed a convincing win in the Guadalajara heat, as Brazil’s attacking power overwhelmed their European opponents. The match was a showcase for Brazil’s flair, movement, and technical brilliance, setting the tone for their legendary campaign.
Trivia Pelé became the first player to score in four World Cups, and Brazil’s performance is still celebrated for its style and attacking brilliance. Jairzinho’s brace was the start of his remarkable run of scoring in every match of the tournament.MATCH SUMMARY
Attendance: 52,897
Carlos Alberto (c)
Brito
Piazza
Everaldo
Clodoaldo
Gerson
Jairzinho
Pelé
Rivellino
Tostão
31′ Gerson
Karol Dobiaš
Vladimir Hagara
Alexander Horváth (c)
Vaclav Migas
Ivan Hrdlicka
Ladislav Kuna
František Veselý
Jozef Adamec
Karol Jokl
Ladislav Petráš
75′ ↓František Veselý ↑Bohumil Vesely
11′ Ladislav Petráš, TCH
24′ Rivellino, BRA
60′ Pelé, BRA
64′ Jairzinho, BRA
83′ Jairzinho, BRA
