The Game of the Century — Brazil, Pelé and the 1970 World Cup

For eighty-nine minutes, Italy led West Germany one-nil.Then football history exploded.What followed became known as the Game of the Century — a dramatic World Cup semi-final featuring five goals in extra time, a dislocated shoulder, and one of the greatest displays of courage the sport has ever seen as Franz Beckenbauer continued playing with his arm strapped in a sling.Yet the tournament's greatest moment was still to come.In the 1970 FIFA World Cup Final, Pelé's Brazil produced a team goal so extraordinary that it remains one of the most celebrated moves in football history. Beginning deep inside their own half, the move flowed through multiple players before Carlos Alberto arrived at full speed to finish a masterpiece that perfectly captured the spirit of Brazil's greatest team.In this episode of Football Files, we explore the legendary matches, iconic players, and unforgettable moments that made Mexico 1970 one of the greatest World Cups ever played.Football Files explores the human stories, legendary players, iconic matches, and extraordinary moments that shaped the world's game.#FootballFiles #WorldCup #Mexico1970 #Brazil1970 #Pele #CarlosAlberto #Beckenbauer #GameOfTheCentury #FootballHistory #FIFASeries: World Cup Files