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Rossi sinks the Brazilians
The 1982 World Cup quarter-final between Italy and Brazil was one of the most thrilling games ever.
England v Argentina revisited
A look back at the previous World Cup encounters between England and Argentina.
The Azteca goal explosion
The 1970 semi-final between Italy and West Germany in Mexico burst into life in extra-time with the Azzurri running out 4-3 winners.
Super Eagles make their mark
Nigeria produced one of the games of the tournament when they beat Spain four years ago.
Platini paves Brazil's exit path
France, inspired by Michel Platini, forced Brazil to penalties at Mexico 86 before booking their place in the semi-finals. |
England v Brazil classics
Pictures from previous clashes between these two great footballing nations beginning with the World Cup of 1970.
1998 - Rhapsody in Bleu
France claim their first-ever World Cup with a 3-0 win over Brazil, while 10-man England lose to Argentina.
1994 - Brazil conquer the States
The 1994 World Cup saw football fever sweep the United States, and Brazil become the first team to win the competition four times.
1990 - Germans deny Diego double
West Germany beat Diego Maradona's Argentina in the final, while Gazza cries his eyes out.
1986 - Maradona rules the world
Argentina's Diego Maradona wins the World Cup virtually single-handedly albeit with a touch of controversy.
1982 - Rossi inspires Italian success
Italy storm to their third World Cup victory with striker Paolo Rossi hitting top form at the right time to confound West Germany. |
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