Over time, another football World Cup bowled hard. Bangladesh is shivering like the World Cup feathers, like the earth shakes. While playing in the crowd of cricket throughout the year, it is like watching the football or love of the Bengali football in the World Cup. In each neighborhood, the support groups of their favorite groups have already been formed in the mahallas. As well as praising the team of their choice, everyone is busy busy making the team mischief. Especially the cold war between Argentina and Brazil fans is enjoyable.
And only a few days later, the 21st World Cup is going to start in Russia. There are laughter-tears, success-failure moments in the pre-World Cups. But the World Cup is all about to get rid of some tarnished matches. Today's arrangement of stories about some of the World Cup tarnish matches
Netherlands v Portugal at the 2006 World Cup:
One of the most tainted matches of World Cup football was in 2006, in the Germany Cup in Germany, between the Netherlands and Portugal. These two teams face the rounds of round-the-clock. Russian referee Valentin Ivanov was in charge of the match on 25th June 2006. Until the end of the match, the referee had to show 16 yellow card cards and 4 red cards for the two teams.
Both the Netherlands and Portugal have a good reputation for fair play. But the most tainted match of World Cup football is being carried out by both countries. At the end of the game, some people compared the match with the Raghubi match. FIFA president Slap Blatter said about this match, the Russian referee should have shown himself yellow card for poor performance in the match!
Head of Zidane in the 2006 World Cup:
The 2006 World Cup final match in Germany was a painful match for the fans of France and Zidane Zidane. The 1998 World Cup winning hero Zidane dragged the team alone into the final. In the first half of the game, Zidane scored a penalty in 7 minutes. Marco Matramoja equalized in the 12th minute Italy returned.
An extra time in match making due to the scheduled 90 minutes of no more goals. In extra time, Zidane's head hit the crossbar in the hands of Italian goalkeeper Bufan. Zidam was leading the team to victory. But in 107 minutes, the famous head of Zidane surprised the world. This time the head is not directly Marco Materazzi chest in Italy. Going out of the field after seeing the direct red card, France's Pradeep Zinedine Zidane Zidane. France lose 5-3 goals in penalty shoot-out to Italy. Zidane became heroine from villain.
1962 Battalion of Santiago:
The match between Italy and Chile in the 1962 World Cup in Chile was another tainted match of the World Cup. The match is not a football match, it is better to say the exhibition of martial arts. Flying kicks, what was the key pitch? Someone can also play a kabaddi in that match. The referee has to take help from the police three times to control the battlefield. The match was known as the Battle of Santiago on 2nd June 1962. After the match, the Italian team has to depart from the field in the police protection.
Maradona-Hand of God in the 1986 World Cup:
Diego Maradona is a living legend of football. In addition to the success, the debate did not leave Maradona behind. The debate over drug addiction and women's scandal was the Maradona's constant companion. But Maradona's football skills were not a question to ask. That Maradona gave birth to one of the best debates in the history of football. Maradona is a goal known as the 'Hand of God'.
Argentina and England face the 1986 World Cup quarter-finals in Mexico. Maradona and England's goalkeeper Peter Shilton jumped to head the ball flying inside the England debox in the second half of the second half after the first half goal. Surprisingly, Peter Shilton scored an 8-inch shorter Maradona leaping head. Although obviously Maradona was sending the ball to the ball with his hand, but failed to see the referee or the lainman. Maradona's goal is to remain one of the most controversial goals of World Cup football.
Luis Suarez at the 2010 World Cup:
Ghana and Uruguay face the quarterfinals of the 2010 World Cup held in South Africa. The scheduled game ends with 1-1 goals. Extra minutes to build matches The last African representative of Ghana was dealing with Latin American giant Uruguay. If the fate was good, Ghana could go to the semifinals. But Luis Suarez, standing up, is not in the footsteps of football. Uruguay goes to the semi-finals in his cowardly manner.
In the last minute of the extra minute, the ball from Ghana's striker Dominic Adiasa's head was crossing the goal line. Then Suarez deliberately handles the ball with the hand. As a result, he has to go out of the field after seeing a red card directly. But the penalties failed to make goals for Ghana. And later, after defeating Uruguay in the tiebreaker, Ghana would withdraw from the World Cup.