The 1978 FIFA World Cup , the eleventh round of the FIFA World Cup, the quadrennial FIFA World Cup, was held in Argentina between 1 and 25 June.
The 1978 FIFA World CupTM, the eleventh round of the FIFA World Cup, the quadrennial FIFA World Cup, was held in Argentina between 1 and 25 June.
Argentina won the cup, beating Netherlands 3-1 in the final after extra time. The final was held at the Estadio Monumental, the home stadium of the River Plate, in the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. This victory was the first World Cup title for Argentina, which became the fifth team (after Uruguay, Italy, England and West Germany) to host and world champion. Argentina, the Netherlands and Brazil won the gold, silver and bronze medals, respectively. Iran and Tunisia participated for the first time in the tournament. This was also the last World Cup tournament to use the original inclusion of 16 teams. Since the first World Cup in 1930, only 15 teams (plus the host, who qualified automatically) were allowed to qualify (the defending champions also received automatic qualification from 1934 until 2002); But for the next World Cup, in Spain, FIFA expanded that tournament to 24 teams.
Publication year: 1978
Published by Panini
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In the World Cup Soccer 1978 is the eleventh World Cup football edition.
It takes place in Argentina from 1st Street to June 25, 1978. Argentina were crowned world champions for the first time by beating the Netherlands in the final after extra time.
It takes place in Argentina from 1st Street to June 25, 1978. Argentina were crowned world champions for the first time by beating the Netherlands in the final after extra time.
The heavy context is that of a military dictatorship, two years after the coup of March 24, 1976. And it is General Videla, the head of the junta, who gives the trophy to the Argentine commander, Daniel Passarella, "El Pistolero".
This version was also controversial in its course, especially in connection with the Argentina-Peru match. Because of the goal difference, the Argentines had to score at least four goals for the Peruvians to advance to the final at Brazil's expense.
Top goalscorers:
Mario Kempes (Argentina) 6 goals
Teofilo Cubillas (Peru) 5 goals
Robert Reisenbrick (Netherlands): 5 goals
Johan Krankel (Austria) 4 goals
Leopoldo Luc (Argentina) 4 goals
Roberto Dynamite (Brazil) 3 goals
Dirso (Brazil) 3 goals
Karl Heinz Rummenigge (RFA): 3 goals
Johnny Rep (Netherlands) 3 goals
Paolo Rossi (3 goals)
Participating countries
1 set:
Argentina
France
Italy
Hungary
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Argentina
The Argentine national team finished second in Group A, won this tournament and became the world champion after defeating the Netherlands in the final (3-1 am). The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Ubaldo Matildo Filol (Goalkeeper, River Plate), Jorge Mario Olguín (Defender, San Lorenzo), Daniel Pedro Keeler (Defender, Racing Club), Daniel Alberto Passarella (Defender, River Plate), Alberto Cesar Tarantini (Defender, Boca Juniors) Hugo Alves (Defender, Boca Juniors), Americo Robin Gallego (Midfielder, Newell's Old Boys), Osvaldo Carlos Ardiles (Midfielder, Huracan), Ricardo Giulio Villa (Midfielder, Racing Club), Omar Robin LaRosa (Midfielder, Independiente), Rene Orlando Houseman (Forward, Huracan), Mario Alberto Kempes (Forward, Valencia), Leopoldo Locke (Forward, River Plate), Ricardo Daniel Bertone (Forward, Independiente), Oscar Alberto Ortiz (Forward, River Plate), Hector Bali (Huracan goalkeeper)).
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The French national team finished third in Group A and were eliminated in the first round. The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
André Rey (Metz goalkeeper), Gerrard Janvillon (Saint-Etienne defender), Patrice Rio (Defender, Nantes), Marius Tresor (Defender, Marseille), Christian Lopez (Defender, Saint-Etienne), Maxime Possis (Defender, Nantes)), Dominique Pathenay (Milio, Saint-Etienne), Jean-Marc Gilo (Milio, Nice), Henri Michel (Milio, Nantes), Michel Platini (Milio, Nancy), Dominique Rochettiou (striker, Saint-Etienne), Christian Dalger (striker, Monaco) Bernard Lacombe (striker, Lyon), Didier Six (striker, Lens), Olivier Royer (striker, Nancy), Dominique Baratelli (Nice goalkeeper). ↚
Italy
The Italian team finished first in Group A, finished fourth in the competition and lost to Brazil 2-1 in the minor final . The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Dino Zoff (Juventus goalkeeper), Claudio Gentil (defender, Juventus), Mauro Belogi (defender, Bologna), Giacinto Facchetti (defender, Inter), Gaetano Cheria (defender, Juventus), Aldo Maldera (defender, Milan AC), Marco Tardelli (Midfielder, Juventus), Romeo Benetti (Midfielder, Juventus), Renato Zacarelli (Midfielder, Turin), Giancarlo Antognoni (Midfielder, Fiorentina), Franco Cosio (Midfielder, Juventus), Claudio Sala (Midfielder) , Franco), Turin (Turin), Turin striker) Paolo Rossi (Vicenza striker) Roberto Petega (Juventus striker) Paulo Conte (Roma goalkeeper).
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Hungary
Group 2:
A for Mexico
Poland
Tunisia
Germany
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Germany
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The German team finished second in Group 2, and finished third in Group A in the second round, and were thus disqualified . The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Joseph Mayer (Jardin, Bayern Munich), Bertie Vogts (defender, Borussia Monchengladbach), Rolf Rossmann (defender, Schalke 04), Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeek (defender, Bayern Munich), Manfred Kaltz (Hamburg defender), Bernard Dietz (defender, M SV Duisburg), Herbert Zimmermann (Environment, 1.FC Cologne), Rainer Bonhoef (Environment, Borussia Monchengladbach), Erik Bier (Environment, Hertha Berlin), Heinz Floh (Environment, 1.FC Cologne), Manfred Burgsmuller (Environment) , Borussia Dortmund), Bernd Holzenbein (Ataquant, Eintracht Frankfurt), Rüdiger Abramzek (Ataquant, Schalke 04), Klaus Fischer (Ataquant, Schalke 04), Karl-Heinz Rummenig (Ataquant, Bayern Munich), Bernd Franch). ↚
Poland
The Polish team finished first in Group 2, and finished third in Group B in the second round, and thus were eliminated . The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Jan Tomaszewski (Gardien, LKS Lodz), Antoni Szymanowski (Défenseur, Wisla Cracovie), Henryk Maculewicz (Défenseur, Wisla Cracovie), Wladyslaw Zmuda (Défenseur, Slornos Wrocieclaw), Jerzy Gorgie, Sikfenseurz, Défenseurz Stal Mielec), Bogdan Masztaler (Milieu and LKS Lodz), Kazimierz Deyna (Milieu and Legia Varsovie), Zbigniew Boniek (Milieu, Widzew Lodz), Adam Nawalka (Milieu and Wisla) Lato (Attaquant, Stal Mielzec), Andrze Attaquant, Stal Mielec), Wlodzimierz Lubanski (Attaquant, Lokeren), Stanislaw Terlecki (Attaquant, LKS Lodz), Zygmunt Kukla (Gardien, Stal Mielec). ↚
Mexico
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Tunisia
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Group 3:
Austria
Brazil
Spain
Sweden
Austria
The Austrian team finished first in Group 3, and was eliminated in the second round by the end of fourth place in Group A. The 78 pages of Panini Argentina's album consisted of the following players:
Frederick Consilia (The Guardian, SSW Innsbruck), Robert Sara (Defender Austria WAC ), Bruno Pezzi (Defender, SSW Innsbruck), Peter Persedes (Defender, Rapid Vien), Eddy Krieger (Defender, Club Brugge) Gerhart Brightenberger (defender, VOEST Linz), Heinrich Strasser (Milieu and Admira Wacker), Josef Hickersberger (Milieu and Fortuna Düsseldorf), Roland Hattenberger (Milieu, VFB Stuttgart), Kurt Jara (Miliehas and MSV Dbourg (Milieu, Herbertu, Proka) Austria WAC) Strange (Ataquant, SSW Innsbruck), Hans Krankle (Ataquant, Rapid Vienne), Willie Cruz (Ataquant, Feyenoord), Walter Schachner (Ataquant, Albin Dunowitz), Hubert Baumgartner (Jardin, Austria). ↚
Brazil
The Brazilian national team finished second in Group C and finished third in the competition, beating Italy 2-1 in the minor final. The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Emerson Leao (Guardian, Palmeiras), Ze Maria (Defensor, Corinthians), Nellino (Defensor, Cruzeiro), Luis Edmundo Pereira (Defensor, Atlético de Madrid), Amaral (Defensor, Guarani), Ednio (Dirigvinsor, Rodomino ) (Dafogo- Botéfenseur ) ), Toninho Cerezo (Milieu, Atlético Mineiro), Roberto Rivelino (Milieu, Fluminense), Dirceu José Guimaraes (Milieu, Vasco Da Gama), Gilberto Alves Gilaquant, Botafogo), Artur Antunes Coimbra Z Flamengo), Carlos Roberto de Olivier , Vasco da Gama), Jose Reynaldo de Lima (Ataquant, Atletico Mineiro), Paulo Cesar Lima (Ataquant, Botafogo), Raul Gilherme Blasman (Guardian, Cruzeiro). ↚
Sweden
The Swedish national team finished fourth in Group C, so they were eliminated in the first round. The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Ronnie Hellstrom (Goalkeeper, 1. FC Kaiserslautern), Haas Borg (Defender, Eintracht Braunschweig), Bjorn Anderson (Defender, Austers IF), Kent Carlson (Defender, IFK Eskilstuna), Bjorn Nordkvist (Defender, Andkers Gothenburg) Defender,
Malmö FF), Bo Börjesson (Environment, GIF Sundsvall), Anders Linderoth (Environment, Marseille), Staffan Tapper (Environment, Malmö FF), Tommy Larson (FF Forward, IFKG Gothenburg), Benny Wendt (striker, 1. FC Kaiserslautern), Thomas Sjöberg (striker, Malmo FF), First Norden (striker, IFK Gothenburg), Goran Hagberg (goalkeeper, Osters IF).
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Spain
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Group 4:
Scotland
Holland
Peru
Iran
Scotland
The Scottish team finished third in Group D, so they were eliminated in the first round. The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Alan Rove (Goalkeeper, Partic Thistle), Willie Donachie (Defender, Manchester City), Gordon McQueen (Defender, Manchester United), Martin Buchan (Defender, Manchester United), Tom Forsyth (Defender, Glasgow Rangers), Danny McGrain (Defender) , Celtic Glasgow), Bruce Reusch (Midfielder, Derby County), Don Mason (Midfielder, Derby County), Archie Gemmel (Midfielder, Nottingham Forest), Asa Hartford (Midfielder, Manchester City), Lou McCurry (Midfielder Manchester United), Kenny Dalglish (striker, Liverpool), Andy Gray (striker, Aston Villa), Joe Jordan (striker, Manchester United), Willie Johnston (striker, West Bromwich Albion), David Stewart (goalkeeper, Leeds United) . ↚
Iran
The Iranian national team finished fourth in Group D, and was eliminated from the first round. The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Mansour Rashidi (Goalkeeper, Dari), Hassan Nizari (Defender, Taj), Nasrallah Abdullah (Defender, Shahbaz), Hussain Kazarani (Defender, Bass), Andranik Iskandarian (Defender, Taj), Hassan Naybaga (Defender, Huma) Ibrahim Gasimpour. (Midfielder, Shahbaz), Ali Parveen (Midfielder, Persepolis), Mohamed Sadeghi (Midfielder, Bass), Iraj Danifar (Midfielder, Taj), Hassan Roshan (Striker, Taj), Ali Reza Khorshidi (Forward, Huma) Ghafour Jahani (striker, Malavan), Mohamed Reza Adlkani (striker, Shahbaz), Ghulam Mazloumi (striker, Shahbaz), Param Mafidat (goalkeeper, Persepolis). ↚
Holland
The Dutch national team ranked second in Group D, and lost in the final to Argentina (3-1b). The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Pete Schreijvers (Ajax goalkeeper), Wim Sorber (defender, Schalke 04), Wim Rigsburgen (defender, Feyenoord), Johnny Dusaba (Defender, Anderlecht), Rod Kroll (defender, Ajax), Hugo 67 Hensevofenor (Environment), Feyenoord) Johan Neeskins (Environment, Barcelona), Wim van Hanegem (Environment, AZ 67),
Willie van de Kerkove (Environment, Eindhoven), Jan Peters (Environment, AZ 67), Johnny Rep (Observer, Bastia), Kees Kest (Attaquant, AZ 67), Rob Rensenbrink (Ataquant, Anderlecht), Rene van de Kerkove (Attaquant Eindhoven), Jan Jungbleweed (Jardin, Roja JC). ↚
Peru
Peruvian team finished first place in Group D, was the exclusion in the second round the end of the fourth place in Group B . The 78th Panini Argentina album pages consist of the following players:
Ramon Quiroga (Sporting Cristal goalkeeper), Jose Navarro (Defender, Sporting Crystal), Hector Chumbetaz (Defender, Sporting Crystal), Julio Melendez (Defender, Juan Aurich), Robin Toribio Diaz (Defender, Universitario), Eleazar Surya (Defender, Sporting Crystal ( Sporting Crystal), Alfredo Quesada (Midfielder, Sporting Crystal), Jose Manuel Velasquez (Midfielder, Alianza Lima), Teofilo Cubillas (Midfielder, Alianza Lima), Giulio Aparicio (Midfielder, Alianza Lima), Percy Rojas (Midfielder), Sporting Crystals. Juan Jose Monante (striker UNAM), Hugo Sutil (striker, Alianza Lima), Juan Carlos Oblitas (striker, Sporting Crystal), Alejandro Luces (striker, Union Huar), Horacio Ballesteros (goalkeeper, Sport Boys).