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1966 FIFA World Cup squads. Below are the squads for the 1966 FIFA World Cup final tournament in England. Spain (3), West Germany (3) and France (2) had players representing foreign clubs.
Oct 13, 2013 · Finals Squad. The squad was the product of a rather protracted winnowing process. FIFA required that each national side provide a list of forty players before the end of May 1966 and a final squad of 22 players by July 3, eight days before the tournament began. Alf Ramsey named his provisional list of forty players on April 7, almost two months ...
The 1966 FIFA World Cup was the eighth FIFA World Cup, a quadrennial football tournament for men's senior national teams. It was played in England from 11 to 30 July 1966. England defeated West Germany 4–2 in the final to win their first ever World Cup title.
- 1966 World Cup Draw
- Group A – England, France, Mexico, and Uruguay
- Group B – Argentina, Spain, Switzerland, and West Germany
- Group C – Brazil, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Portugal
- Group D – Chile, Italy, North Korea, and The Soviet Union
- 1966 World Cup Quarter Finals
- 1966 World Cup Semi Finals
- Third Place Match
- Final Match of The 1966 World Cup
- Top Scorers in The 1966 World Cup
The 1966 World Cup Draw at the Royal Garden Hotel in London was the first ever televised live, ensuring an even more intense build-up in the homeland of football. Among the 16 finalists from an initial entry of 74 countries, England, Germany FR, Brazil, and Italy were the top seeds. In the quarterfinals, Korea DPR and Portugal, the only two newcome...
Game 1: Monday 11 July 1966 (19:30) Wembley Stadium, London. (Attendance: 87,148) Referee and Assistants: Istvan Zsolt (HUN), Tofik Bakhramovich Bakhramov (URS), Dimitar Atansov Rumentchev (BUL). Result: England 0 – Uruguay 0 England (4-1-2-3): Gordon Banks; – George Reginald Cohen, John Charlton, Robert Frederick Chelsea Moore (c), Ramon Wilson; –...
Game 2: Tuesday 12 July 1966 (19:30) Hillsborough, Sheffield. (Attendance: 36,127) Referee and Assistants: Hugh ‘Tiny’ Phillips (SCO), John ‘Jack’ Adair (NIR), Bertil Lööw (SWE). Result: West Germany 5 – Switzerland 0(3:0) Scores: 1:0 Held 16, 2:0 Haller 21, 3:0 Beckenbauer 40, 4:0 Beckenbauer 62, 5:0 Haller 77 pen. Germany (1-3-3-3): Hans Tilkowsk...
Game 3: Tuesday 12 July 1966 (19:30) Goodison Park, Liverpool. (Attendance: 52,847) Referee and Assistants: Kurt Waldemar Tschenscher (GER), George McCabe (ENG), John Keith ‘Jack’ Taylor (ENG). Result: Brazil 2 – Bulgaria 0(1:0) Scores: 1:0 Pelé 13, 2:0 Garrincha 63. Brazil (4-2-4): GILMAR Dos Santos Neves; – Djalma dos SANTOS, Hideraldo Luis BELLI...
Game 4: Tuesday 12 July 1966 (19:30) Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough. (Attendance: 22,568) Referee and Assistants: Juan Gardezábal Garay (ESP), Aly Hussein Kandil (UAR), Gottfried Dienst (SUI). Result: Soviet Union 3 – North Korea 0 (2:0) 1:0 Malofeev 30, 2:0 Baniševski 31, 3:0 Malofeev 88. USSR (1-3-2-4): Anzor Amberkovć Kavazašvili; – Albert Aleksee...
Game 25: Saturday 23 July 1966 (15:00) Wembley Stadium, London. (Attendance: 90,584) Referee and Assistants: Rudolf Kreitlein (GER), Gottfried Dienst (SUI), Istvan Zsolt (HUN). Result: England 1 – Argentina 0 (0:0) Scores: Hurst 79 ENG (4-1-3-2): Gordon Banks; – George Cohen, Jackie Charlton, Bobby Moore(c), Ray Wilson; – Nobby Stiles; – Alan Ball,...
Game 29: Monday 25 July 1966 (19:30) Goodison Park, Liverpool. (Attendance: 38,273) Referee and Assistants: Concetto Lo Bello (ITA), Juan Gardezábal (ESP), José Maria Codesal (URU). Result: West Germany 2 – Soviet Union 1 (1:0) Scores: 1:0 Haller 43, 2:0 Beckenbauer 68, 2:1 Porkuyan 87. Germany (1-3-2-4): Hans Tilkowski; – Willi Schulz; – Alfred ‘F...
Game 31: Thursday 28 July 1966 (19:30) Wembley Stadium, London. (Attendance: 87,696) Referee and Assistants: Ken Dagnall (ENG), Kevin Howley (ENG), Aly Hussein Kandil (UAR). Result: Portugal 2 – Soviet Union 1 (1:1) Scores: 1:0 Eusébio 12 pen, 1:1 Malofeev 44, 2:1 Torres 88. Portugal (4-2-4): José Pereira; – Festa, José Carlos, Hilário, Baptista; –...
Game 32: Saturday 30 July 1966 (15:00) Wembley Stadium, London. (Attendance: 96,924) Referee and Assistants: Gottfried Dienst (SUI), Tofik Bakhramov (URS), Karol Galba (TCH). After all alterations and adjustments had been made, the total number of spectators for the 32 matches played on eight grounds was 2,094,435. Of these, tickets were issued for...
9 goals – Eusébio (POR) 6 goals – Haller (GER) 4 goals – Geoff Hurst (ENG), Beckenbauer (GER), Bene (HUN), Porkuyan (URS) 3 goals – Artime (ARG), Bobby Charlton, Roger Hunt (ENG), Augusto, Torres (POR), Malofeev (URS) 2 goals – Marcos (CHI), Seeler (GER), Mészöly (HUN), Park Seung-Sin (KOR), Ćislenko (URS) Own goals – Vutzov (BUL) for Portugal., 2 ...
The 1966 FIFA World Cup final was a football match played at Wembley Stadium in London on 30 July 1966 to determine the winner of the 1966 FIFA World Cup, the eighth FIFA World Cup. [2] The match was contested by England and West Germany , with England winning 4–2 after extra time to claim the Jules Rimet Trophy .
Jun 7, 2020 · Ahead of the 1966 World Cup final being replayed in full, Sports Mole looks at who featured for England on their greatest ever day.
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