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Match
Summary |
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 Officials |
West Germany |
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England |
Referee
(-) -
Ângel
Norberto Coerezza
x (-), Argentina.
Linesmen -
J.M. Mendebil, Spain and
G. Velazquez, Colombia
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Goal Attempts |
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Attempts on Target |
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Hit Bar/Post |
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Corner Kicks Won |
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Offside Calls Against |
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Fouls Conceded |
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Possession |
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West
Germany
Team |
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Rank: |
No official ranking; EFO ranking ELO rating 3rd to 2nd |
Colours: |
White v-necked aertex jerseys with black collar/cuffs, black shorts, white
socks |
Capt: |
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Manager: |
Helmet Schon (15 September 1915) |
West
Germany
Lineup |
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Maier, Sepp |
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28 February 1944 |
G |
Bayern München |
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GA |
2 |
Hottges, Horst-Dieter |
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10 September 1943 |
RB |
Werder Bremen |
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3 |
Schnellinger, Karl-Heinz |
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31 March 1939 |
LB |
AC Milan, Italy |
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4 |
Beckenbauer, Franz |
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11 September 1945 |
M |
Bayern München |
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12 |
Overath, Wolfgang |
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29 September 1943 |
M |
1. FC. Köln |
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13 |
Muller, Gerd |
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3 November 1945 |
F |
Bayern München |
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7 |
Vogts, Berti |
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30 Decmber 1946 |
D |
Borussia Monchengladbach |
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17 |
Lohr, Hannes |
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5 July 1942 |
F |
1. FC Köln |
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9 |
Seeler, Uwe |
33 |
5 November 1936 |
F |
Hamburger SV eV |
69 |
43 |
14 |
Libuda, Reinhard |
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10 October 1943 |
F |
Schalke 04 |
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11 |
Fichtel, Klaus |
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19 November 1944 |
D |
Schalke 04 |
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West
Germany Substitutes |
1 |
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substitutes: |
5-Willi Schulz, 10-Siegfried Held, 16-Max Lorenz, 20-Jurgen Grabowski,
22-Horst Wolter. |
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Averages: |
Age |
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Appearances/Goals |
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England
Team |
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Current World Champions |
Colours: |
The 1970
Umbro World Cup away uniform - Red crew necked short-sleeved aertex
jerseys, white shorts, red socks. |
Rank: |
No official ranking; EFO ranking ELO rating 2nd to 3rd |
Capt: |
Bobby Moore, 66th captaincy |
Manager: |
Sir
Alfred Ernest Ramsey, 50 (22 January 1920), appointed
25 October 1962, effective part-time 31 December, full from May 1963.
83rd match, W 52 - D 19 - L 12 -
F 172 - A 78. |
England
Lineup |
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Bonetti, Peter |
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G |
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GA |
2 |
Newton, Keith R. |
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RB |
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3 |
Cooper, Terence |
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LB |
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4 |
Mullery, Alan P. |
28 |
23 November 1941 |
RHB |
Tottenham Hotspur FC |
31 |
1 |
5 |
Labone, Brian |
30 |
23 January 1940 |
CHB |
Everton FC |
26 |
0 |
6 |
Moore, Robert F.C. |
29 |
12 April 1941 |
LHB |
West Ham United FC |
84 |
2 |
7 |
Lee, Francis H. |
26 |
29 April 1944 |
OR |
Manchester City FC |
17 |
6 |
8 |
Ball, Alan |
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IR |
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9 |
Charlton, Robert, off 70th min. |
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CF |
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10 |
Hurst, Geoffrey C. |
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IL |
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11 |
Peters, Martin S., off 81st min. |
26 |
8 November 1943 |
OL |
Tottenham Hotspur FC |
42 |
15 |
England Substitutes |
19 |
Bell, Colin, on 70th min. for Charlton |
24 |
26 February 1946 |
OR |
Manchester City FC |
14 |
2 |
18 |
Hunter, Norman, on 81st min. for Peters |
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substitutes: |
-13-Alex Stepney, 14-Tommy Wright, 21-Allan Clarke. |
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Averages: |
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Appearances/Goals |
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Match Report
by Mike Payne |
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Match Report
by Norman Giller |
There was a huge blow to England when
at the last minute goalkeeper Gordon Banks had to withdraw because of a
stomach upset. Montezumah's revenge had never been harsher, robbing
England of the best goalkeeper in the world. Peter Bonetti, who had not
played a full competitive match since the end of the previous club season,
was called in as emergency deputy. England were in command for sixty nine
minutes thanks to goals from Alan Mullery and Martin Peters in stifling
conditions. Franz Beckenbauer pulled the Germans back into the game with a
shot that Bonetti would have saved nine times out of ten. Sir Alf Ramsey
immediately sent on Colin Bell as substitute for Bobby Charlton, who was
being saved for a semi-final that never came England's way. German
substitute Jurgen Grabowski was running rings round exhausted left-back
Terry Cooper, and Ramsey decided on a second substitution, sending on
Norman Hunter for Peters in a bid to stiffen the defence. With Charlton
and Peters off, it meant England had lost their two most composed players
and suddenly they were looking disjointed. A freak header by Uwe Seeler
sent the ball on an arc over the wrong-footed Bonetti to send the game
into extra-time just as in the 1966 World Cup final, but this time it was
the Germans who came out on top. Geoff Hurst had a goal disallowed, and
then Gerd Muller rammed in the winner after Grabowski had beaten Cooper
and crossed for Loehr to head the ball down into 'Der Bomber's' path.
England's reign as world champions was over, as was the great
international career of Bobby Charlton after a record 106 caps. Several of
the England players were in tears, and Sir Alf was shell shocked. He
did not believe it possible that any team could come back from two goals
down against the England defence. How different it might have been had
Gordon Banks been fit, and how different it might have been had Sir Alf
not made a mess of his substitutions. He had never used substitutes
throughout his club managerial career, and was never comfortable with the
system.
Now
the knives were out for him at home. The Football Association officials he
had too often treated with contempt were plotting their revenge.
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Source Notes |
TheFA.com Original newspaper reports Rothman's Yearbooks
Mike Payne's England: The Complete Post-War Record
(Breedon Books Publishing Company, Derby, U.K., 1993)
Norman Giller, Football Author
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CG
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