Are you telling me that yellow and re cards weren't invented until after 1962? Holy crap!!! They are such a fundamental aspect of the sport i always just assumed they were one of the original rules of the game since its conception.
To be exact this is the most violent match ever in a world cup. But you're right a movie needs to be made about this and the old video needs to be colorized and transfered in HD so we can enjoy seeing players beating the crap out of each other in High Definition.
1:37 "and the police are being called on the field, or is it the army ?" .... bloomin heck !!!... Fantastic piece by the great Colemanballs (the best ever BBC commentator) ... Some of these tackles make Eric Cantona at Crystal Palace in January 1995 seem like a handshake in church on a Sunday morning !!
you’re an idiot, Neymar was in several fights when he played for Santos, check the Final vs. Peñarol where he gets into a real fight, harder than this game here. South American football is miles tougher than the shit in England
Came from announcer compilation. As a Chilean, totally caught me off guard when the first video was of this match. Very interesting Soccer history. Viva Chile 🇨🇱
A young Bruce Lee was in the stadium taking studious notes that would later become his Tao of Jeet Kune Do - which translated meant the Way of the Slide Tackle to the Dome
Antes del golpe de Leonel a David, al chileno le cometieron 9 faltas y todas violentas. Italia desde el primer minuto entró a golpear. Leonel les dio un baile !!! Pisaba la pelota, metió tacos, hizo el juego de dominar el balón frente a un rival, se sacó a un jugador casi de espalda cuando estaba junto a la línea lateral con un solo toque. Además puso los dos pases gol para el triunfo de Chile. ¡¡¡ Un Crack Leonel !!!
true from the old soccer obviously, the best soccer match to me was the miracle of istambul from 2005, the UEFA Champions League finals. this whole game was tight. very defensive with a hostile ambience by both teams. regards from Chile.
Explain the several times they broke "the code" making the NYPD go hunting the hell out of them And about this match, all started with the kicking the italian did to the chilean first, got a punch back well served, even the other Italian players didn't care, and i already watched a more complete video about this match, 5 fking kicks to the head from the italians to the chileans, Elias dancing the hell out of the italians, i'm surprised the chileans didn't get even more aggressive with the dirt as hell game the italians did, well deserved 2-0, and i wish it was even more to give you guys a lesson, but Korea did that in 2002 so i'm more than satisfied, you got played on your own game.
That was also before soccer players became actors... get touched and roll around for 5min wincing in pain, opponent gets a card, 'oh i suddenly feel much better' and starts running again like nothing happened
It's a shame they didn't have the camera coverage they do today . From what i've read there was an all out brawl after or during the match . They probably edited it out from this video . Although there have been far too many worse fan brawls including many injured , maimed and even killed in world football history .
Italy and Chile played again in the 1966 world cup with Italy getting a 2 0 revenge and again in 1998 which ended 2 2. No controversies happened in these next 2 games!
@@alex19572 sono italiano e penso anche io che non era rigore, ma è così il calcio, a volte danno e a volte tolgono, nel 2002 contro la korea ci hanno derubato, ma pazienza tutto si compensa negli anni, ma noi italiani rispettiamo molto più i sudamericani che le altre europee … ci sono oltre 100 milioni di italiani in sudamerica e noi lo sappiamo … io ho parenti in argentina brasile uruguay e venezuela
Nice one Aston. You obviously bricked it. No punishment for both of Sanchez hooks. And they talk about Italian scandals. He must have thought WWII was still going on and the Italians were still the Axis
Never heard of this despite my dad being a Chilean football fan like most men in my family. Perhaps out of shame, how interesting such a friendly and fun game can become aggressive. Must say both sides are at fault and it was a unfair for both. I continue to be proud of Chile and friendly towards Italy, this happened so long ago and does not represent the people of those two countries. Don’t let love stop at the border or on the field 💚🤍❤️🤍💙
Fantastic, brilliant, and extremely funny game to watch, just brilliant, great entertainment, my favorite game I have ever watched in my life. Close but this just beats Portugal v Netherlands in 2006, I pissed myself laughing at that one:-)))))))))))
Love the announcer, one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard. Second funniest thing is seeing the Chilean players drop like sacks of sand when they weren’t even touched or barely so. Wonder if the “little boy who cried wolf” story ever made its way to Chile.
rusty shekelford Games are still filmed and shown with far away shots so you can see the playing field action. With this video, I could see a number of dives; they’re nothing new to the sport, as you know. A player points to downfield, an opposing team member standing at the guy’s shoulder grabs his face like he’s been poked in the eye - dive. A guy raises his knee, opposing team member who’s steps away grabs his groin, no contact made - dive. Appreciate your input, though.
rusty shekelford Yes, absolutely, technology has come a long way with devices since the 60’s, including cameras, as you state. I still stand by the dives I see in this footage.
A couple of Italian journalists covering this World Cup had the audacity to totally slag off the host nation Chile and its efforts to host the competition (coming just two years after the most powerful recorded earthquake in modern history had struck Chile). Needless to say, Chile went into this game ready for a fight, the Italians rather stupidly obliged
The arrogance in the comments just proves the battle is the same off-field. Why do we need to fight each other over games? The battle was dirty, true. But the Chileans had their "fine" moments too and at least 1 had to be sent off at some point. The referee handled it pretty well, considering the whole match was a joke from the start. An absolute disgrace of a game.
For those who says Messi Is the GOAT: Imagine playing football in a world where there is no yellow cards, and a player must almost kill the other for being sent off. Well, this was the World during Pele's career, and he was able to do magic in such a hostile environment.
I encourage folks to watch the whole match or atleast the beginning, abvailable here on youtube. The Italians were absolutely the provocateurs in this match from the very beginning. I think they thought it was the only way they could win because the Chileans were clearly superior, technically speaking. Still, it was disgusting, especially the way the Italian players refused to accept the penalties and were literally trying to intimidate the ref at every turn, who was a BIG man, thank goodness. It's no wonder he was favoring the Chileans. I would have too.
Questa fu una partita storica, non ero nato ma mio padre me la raccontò sempre, l'italia aveva perso la partita ma vinse il rispetto da parte di molti, non era semplice a quei tempi andare in cile e picchiare i cileni, l'italia era una nazione fiera ai tempi non come quella di oggi che si farebbe picchiare anche dal lussemburgo, ma leggendo vari commenti confermo di rispettare molto più i cileni con cui ci siamo picchiati che i sempre perdenti e frustrati koreani e inglesi, ai koreani del sud auguro un trattamento dai loro vicini del nord, agli inglesi auguro il trattamento che loro hanno riservato ai nativi americani ai nativi oceanici e ai nativi sudafricani... Per la cronaca, quando ero adolescente spesso in vacanza in Spagna miravo l'inglese più orgoglioso e gli modificavo i lineamenti facciali, solo perché era inglese...
The one and only time that a referee directed two consecutive games of the Host Nation! Strange how Cile that punched two times Italian players didn't get any red card while two Italian players were send-off and Maschio played with fractured nose until the end as no substitution were allowed.
Of course not ! HOME advantage ! We had it at The OLD DEN , MILLWALL during the 60's-Early 90's....that is the only reason we broke the Football League record of 59 unbeaten home games.
It’s funny watching this all those years later but l grew up watching the game in England in the 1970s when thuggery was considered part of the game. Every team had someone who specialized in crippling the most talented players in the opposition. Skillful players were ridiculed by managers as ‘Fanny merchants’. No surprise then that the violence on the pitch was echoed in the stands. Horrible, horrible times
Best, funniest, most fantastic and entertaining Football match ever in the entire history of Football, just brilliant to watch, so so funny, Brilliant:-)))
Sportsmanship isn't what it was in those days. They might kick your bollocks off for 90 minutes, but at least they'd help you look for them at the end of the game :-) Nice to see David "Colemanballs" Coleman pontificating at the start. He was well-known for talking crap, but in this case he was pretty accurate.
In times of VAR it would have been at least red cards for Chile 11 and Italy 18 and 8 in the first scene, of course the red that has been given to Italy 21, another red card for Chile 11, the red card given to Italy 18, a red card for Chile 8, two reds for Chile 9 and (again) Italy 8 after the final whistle, and many many yellows (of which some might lead to a red as well) just in these three minutes of footage. That number 11 of Chile was not sent off may be the worst mistake ever by a World Cup referee.
The referee in this game was Ken Aston, who later went on to invent yellow and red cards. No wonder.
thats interesting, thank you
Thank You For The Fact
Are you telling me that yellow and re cards weren't invented until after 1962? Holy crap!!! They are such a fundamental aspect of the sport i always just assumed they were one of the original rules of the game since its conception.
he says few years later "I wasn't reffing a football match, I was acting as an umpire in military manoeuvres" LoL...
I actually knew that
here after watching angry sports announcers 2 being curious what the announcer at the beginning was talking about. did not dissapoint.
same bro lmao
Same
Same
same
Professor Penne same
"Oh that was one of the neatest left hooks i've ever seen" HAHAHAHA brilliant
John Bell “well David is absolutely out cold.”
"This is the most incredible spectacle I've ever seen in the whole entire world." The announcer obviously didn't get out much
The entire scene looked like it was out of the three stooges
Sanchez should have been sent off for that punch. The outcome may have been different.
man did a flying kick like he was in mortal kombat with spiked shoes on nailing a guy in the head and was like "what did I do wrong?" lmao
They need to make a Hollywood movie about this match. This game will go down in history as the most violent match ever.
you need to watch old brazilian soccer, this is not even close
To be exact this is the most violent match ever in a world cup.
But you're right a movie needs to be made about this and the old video needs to be colorized and transfered in HD so we can enjoy seeing players beating the crap out of each other in High Definition.
@@davidmeir9348 I wonder what might happen to Neymar, Messi, Cr and many of the current players if they had to play in a game like that one lol
Nope, was Brazil x Argentina 1991
if the 2 italian journalist didn't talk something stupid...
I remember watching this on the bbc as a kid in 1962 and thinking football has got to be the greatest sport on earth
TheTebor I
Star Fire i dont think hes a kiddo any more buddy...
Now you know Rugby is.
@@postmortemarg No football is...... Hence why its the most popular sport in the World. Rugby isnt even in the top 3 ffs.
If it was like that I’d watch it
And thanks to this the yellow and cards where born
And thanks to corrupted referees, the VAR was born.
@@amosamwig8394 And thanks to VAR, the sport has lost a lot
@Gerrardo-Barrios Espinosa Nah just a select few. I'm not related to that one Suarez xD
@@samusranzer much rather have VAR than corrupt refs thank you very much
Actually they were born In 1966 after England Germany
When you play your mate in fifa
When Fifa meets Tekken
1:37 "and the police are being called on the field, or is it the army ?" .... bloomin heck !!!... Fantastic piece by the great Colemanballs (the best ever BBC commentator) ... Some of these tackles make Eric Cantona at Crystal Palace in January 1995 seem like a handshake in church on a Sunday morning !!
2:10 hitmonlee uses high-jump-kick, Its super effective. enemy player faints
Dr_Wetness savage bro
That was actually fucking dangerous. He could have killed him.
@@willhk4809 Imagine Neymar if he actually played this game.
Kung-Fu Style
hitmonlee used a dragon kick from mortal kombat jeez
This is what playing footie in school was like every lunch time lmao
2 Italian Journalists were talking shit about the condition at Chile during this world cup. It pissed of bunch of chileans
@@RafsanS15 they told the truth
after the match, the Italian manager, Arsenio Wengerio, stated to the press: "Ay-a did not see nothing ....."
lol
AN ALMIGHTY LOL !!!
no wonder, he has eyez-il
Torowe1 did you know Arsenio Wengerio came back as Arsene Wenger.....
I think that is the oke, my friend :)
I'd've loved to see Neymar here...
He would've had lost his shit for real
The fabled double contraction I wouldn’t’ve thought it was even possible
He would've lost both of his legs.
you’re an idiot, Neymar was in several fights when he played for Santos, check the Final vs. Peñarol where he gets into a real fight, harder than this game here. South American football is miles tougher than the shit in England
@@NZENZN This was in chile My friend.
He would be hiding behind the corner flag pissing his pants 😂
Poor Ken Aston at the end just blowing his whistle and walking off, "Bugger this, lads, you crack on, I'm off for a pint!"
And as he walks away there is still more fighting going on behind him, just sums the match up.
Came from announcer compilation. As a Chilean, totally caught me off guard when the first video was of this match. Very interesting Soccer history. Viva Chile 🇨🇱
Viva chile indeed. Stick to eating mud
me too
Arguable the game that brought red and yellow cards into being. They were later championed by the referee of the day: Ken Aston.
my grandfather told me about this crazy match. this was an action movie at the time just awesome.
That flying kick at 2:10. Holy hell.
Yh that guy was crazy
That's a Claymore Kick, popularized by Drew McIntyre
they used to put metal pikes in sport shoes, holy hell indeed
Bruce Lee would’ve been proud.
A young Bruce Lee was in the stadium taking studious notes that would later become his Tao of Jeet Kune Do - which translated meant the Way of the Slide Tackle to the Dome
Killing me over here dude!
Really?!? 😮
3:05 respect to the English referee .... would love to see Howard Webb or Mark Clattenburg jump in like that !!
Adam Coughlin he literally send two Italians off you dip shit
And left Sanchez on after left hooking 2 Italians
howard webb did used to jump in between players tbf 😅 one of the few referees i can remember doing it!
What a match! Saludos a los amigos chilenos, un país muy bonito:)
Thanks❤
Saludos mi hno. Respeto a Italia 🇮🇹🇨🇱
Muchas gracias 🧡
Antes del golpe de Leonel a David, al chileno le cometieron 9 faltas y todas violentas. Italia desde el primer minuto entró a golpear.
Leonel les dio un baile !!! Pisaba la pelota, metió tacos, hizo el juego de dominar el balón frente a un rival, se sacó a un jugador casi de espalda cuando estaba junto a la línea lateral con un solo toque. Además puso los dos pases gol para el triunfo de Chile.
¡¡¡ Un Crack Leonel !!!
Italian guy with the fists up at 3:43!! “What’s-a-matta, you??! 😂😂😂
That was the cleanest left hook I have ever seen 😂😂
#2.03 that was the neatest left hooks I've ever seen
Best soccer match iv ever watched.
Dumbest remark on RUclips I've ever read
true from the old soccer obviously, the best soccer match to me was the miracle of istambul from 2005, the UEFA Champions League finals. this whole game was tight. very defensive with a hostile ambience by both teams. regards from Chile.
whos here after watching announcers getting angry?
Hi, me :P
Yep
Lol me
Sergio Ramos and Pepe would have relished this kind of match 😂😂😂
RIP David Coleman.
Italy playing dirty football? Well, I never....
actually that match was played dirty mostly by Chile, if you read what happened. But yeah, Italy had his bad moments too
Chile started it? i didn't know chile had italian players on their team... BS Italy started playing dirt from minute 0
yea, as much class as the NY Mafias, La Cosa Nostra, yea "classy" classy BS
Explain the several times they broke "the code" making the NYPD go hunting the hell out of them
And about this match, all started with the kicking the italian did to the chilean first, got a punch back well served, even the other Italian players didn't care, and i already watched a more complete video about this match, 5 fking kicks to the head from the italians to the chileans, Elias dancing the hell out of the italians, i'm surprised the chileans didn't get even more aggressive with the dirt as hell game the italians did, well deserved 2-0, and i wish it was even more to give you guys a lesson, but Korea did that in 2002 so i'm more than satisfied, you got played on your own game.
wow i'm sad for the referee
Well, we will not see both teams in 2018 hehehe
Junior Jr. Done!
And what a surprise how awesome of a world cup that turned out to be!
They were both too busy winning copa américa and european cup 🎉
@@carlosvergara9654 Italy and Chile? hahaha Sir, you don't know $'hit about football
So this referee eventually went on to create the red and yellow cards system, good on Ken Aston.
3:22 the humiliation of the Italians is now complete :)
And four years later North korea beat them when they arrived home the public pelted them with rotten fruit and veg!
Bledi we win 4 cups bro, with no rape
Bledi italians do it better
massimiliano torrente bravo, dillo a sti stronzi
XDDDD What is this commentary XD
This makes the 2010 Final look like a disagreement over a parking spot I saw in town this morning.
That was also before soccer players became actors... get touched and roll around for 5min wincing in pain, opponent gets a card, 'oh i suddenly feel much better' and starts running again like nothing happened
If they would review these foul calls and red card floppers they would stop. Simple. Fixed.
In this match we have grey vs grey. who will win?
lol
Not you Dusty, you beta male.
@@Ted_Bell Get the fuck out of here Ted with that language, Beta male you dick, you think you are an Alpha? Fuck off.
@@viperswhip shut up beta
@@trouserboys9276 Beta, lol nice try try. Come at me bro.
Love the way the match photographers are on the pitch, almost out of the 18 yard box, trying to get pictures.
that guy is talking shit, this is the most beautiful football match i've ever seen
It's a shame they didn't have the camera coverage they do today . From what i've read there was an all out brawl after or during the match . They probably edited it out from this video . Although there have been far too many worse fan brawls including many injured , maimed and even killed in world football history .
Italy and Chile played again in the 1966 world cup with Italy getting a 2 0 revenge and again in 1998 which ended 2 2. No controversies happened in these next 2 games!
sorry but in 1998 Bochardeau referee called a ridiculous penalty against Chile when we were winning the match same say that was a call from Fifa...
I was refering to the fact that no players fought with each other or got sent off!
Funny that in 1966 they were in same group but both teams failed to advance from group stage lol
@@alex19572 sono italiano e penso anche io che non era rigore, ma è così il calcio, a volte danno e a volte tolgono, nel 2002 contro la korea ci hanno derubato, ma pazienza tutto si compensa negli anni, ma noi italiani rispettiamo molto più i sudamericani che le altre europee … ci sono oltre 100 milioni di italiani in sudamerica e noi lo sappiamo … io ho parenti in argentina brasile uruguay e venezuela
I remember 98... I remember the Chilean captain getting really really pumped big time after their anthem was sung.
2:11 The original brexit tackle. Holy moly!
Nice one Aston. You obviously bricked it. No punishment for both of Sanchez hooks. And they talk about Italian scandals. He must have thought WWII was still going on and the Italians were still the Axis
Who started those clashes again?
@@forests.9597yeah he hit after getting kicked buy the Italians
Ese partido era para que hubieran como 10 expulsados por cada uno de los equipos...
Creo q quedaban los porteros jugando solos jajjajajaja
Invece hanno espulso solo gli italiani
If soccer was like this I’d actually watch it
The word of god
Go watch UFC then and leave my sport alone you moron
@@fiskedunser6314 Facts or rugby or football many full contact sports
Still like this, you should watch el classico, Derby milan or Derby d italia, oh i forget about Chinese league. This is still happend
football not soccer
Never heard of this despite my dad being a Chilean football fan like most men in my family. Perhaps out of shame, how interesting such a friendly and fun game can become aggressive. Must say both sides are at fault and it was a unfair for both. I continue to be proud of Chile and friendly towards Italy, this happened so long ago and does not represent the people of those two countries. Don’t let love stop at the border or on the field 💚🤍❤️🤍💙
"a friendly and fun game"? Buddy, that was a World Cup game.
You’re gay. Stop loving strangers
2:11 Hulk Hogan would've been proud of that.
1:59
Fantastic form!
1:11 No.8 Italian like a boss. :-)))
3:43 That d-fence position. :-)
Imagine Sergio Ramos & Pepe playing in this game!!
no salen vivos xd!
LMAO
That will be a war zone
2:46 could have been a penalty, the guy who heads the ball into the net is kung fu kicked by the Italian!
Chilean player "hooking"the italian @ 1:59 was a boxer in his younger years.
Fun fact: Sanchez's father was a boxer😂
Lol the photographers took the photo inside the pitch 🤣
Fantastic, brilliant, and extremely funny game to watch, just brilliant, great entertainment, my favorite game I have ever watched in my life. Close but this just beats Portugal v Netherlands in 2006, I pissed myself laughing at that one:-)))))))))))
Netherlands Portugal was a brutal match too
"That was one of the neatest left hooks I have Evahh seen"
i've ever seen, i've ever seen, i've ever seen, i've ever seen
Have you seen it in the last 5 years, Nicolas? I have often, wondered...
Love the announcer, one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard. Second funniest thing is seeing the Chilean players drop like sacks of sand when they weren’t even touched or barely so. Wonder if the “little boy who cried wolf” story ever made its way to Chile.
rusty shekelford Games are still filmed and shown with far away shots so you can see the playing field action. With this video, I could see a number of dives; they’re nothing new to the sport, as you know. A player points to downfield, an opposing team member standing at the guy’s shoulder grabs his face like he’s been poked in the eye - dive. A guy raises his knee, opposing team member who’s steps away grabs his groin, no contact made - dive. Appreciate your input, though.
rusty shekelford Yes, absolutely, technology has come a long way with devices since the 60’s, including cameras, as you state. I still stand by the dives I see in this footage.
Went to a fight an a football match broke out😂😂😂
2:31, this is why the South African player got a second yellow and was ejected in the game against Spain in the Women's World Cup 2019.
A couple of Italian journalists covering this World Cup had the audacity to totally slag off the host nation Chile and its efforts to host the competition (coming just two years after the most powerful recorded earthquake in modern history had struck Chile). Needless to say, Chile went into this game ready for a fight, the Italians rather stupidly obliged
The arrogance in the comments just proves the battle is the same off-field. Why do we need to fight each other over games? The battle was dirty, true. But the Chileans had their "fine" moments too and at least 1 had to be sent off at some point. The referee handled it pretty well, considering the whole match was a joke from the start. An absolute disgrace of a game.
the commentary made it million times better
Where can I find this action film
For those who says Messi Is the GOAT: Imagine playing football in a world where there is no yellow cards, and a player must almost kill the other for being sent off. Well, this was the World during Pele's career, and he was able to do magic in such a hostile environment.
yikes . Even soccer has mj vs Lebron , my era has harder , debates .
I encourage folks to watch the whole match or atleast the beginning, abvailable here on youtube. The Italians were absolutely the provocateurs in this match from the very beginning. I think they thought it was the only way they could win because the Chileans were clearly superior, technically speaking. Still, it was disgusting, especially the way the Italian players refused to accept the penalties and were literally trying to intimidate the ref at every turn, who was a BIG man, thank goodness. It's no wonder he was favoring the Chileans. I would have too.
@Juve wtf?
Neymar would have rolled to mars.
Yeap...totally!
When you tick “tackle hard” at every personal instruction in football manager
Questa fu una partita storica, non ero nato ma mio padre me la raccontò sempre, l'italia aveva perso la partita ma vinse il rispetto da parte di molti, non era semplice a quei tempi andare in cile e picchiare i cileni, l'italia era una nazione fiera ai tempi non come quella di oggi che si farebbe picchiare anche dal lussemburgo, ma leggendo vari commenti confermo di rispettare molto più i cileni con cui ci siamo picchiati che i sempre perdenti e frustrati koreani e inglesi, ai koreani del sud auguro un trattamento dai loro vicini del nord, agli inglesi auguro il trattamento che loro hanno riservato ai nativi americani ai nativi oceanici e ai nativi sudafricani... Per la cronaca, quando ero adolescente spesso in vacanza in Spagna miravo l'inglese più orgoglioso e gli modificavo i lineamenti facciali, solo perché era inglese...
I was shocked when some football broke out towards the end.
the commentator, David Coleman, didn't even get the name of the Italian player who got punched with the left hook correct. Was Maschio, not David.
I made an error. Please disregard this post.
The one and only time that a referee directed two consecutive games of the Host Nation!
Strange how Cile that punched two times Italian players didn't get any red card while two Italian players were send-off and Maschio played with fractured nose until the end as no substitution were allowed.
In those times host team had a lot of referee advantage.
Chile*
They need to let you throw left hooks in Fifa
Don't forget the Battle of Berne, Hungary v Brazil, World Cup 1954.
Also Netherlands Brasil 1974.There's a clip with only the fouls in it.
God... Coleman was so so so pissed off
chile was not punished for their part in the 'battle'
Of course not ! HOME advantage !
We had it at The OLD DEN , MILLWALL during the 60's-Early 90's....that is the only reason we broke the Football League record of 59 unbeaten home games.
They were punished by Pinochet in 1973
Playing against Italian mommy’s boys is a punishment by itself - even if you’re Italian.
Marco Zucconi you may said “blessed”
@@rideon77 pinochet is the best chilean president ever
So much for the British stiff upper lip! This game made everyone in England laugh!
It’s funny watching this all those years later but l grew up watching the game in England in the 1970s when thuggery was considered part of the game. Every team had someone who specialized in crippling the most talented players in the opposition. Skillful players were ridiculed by managers as ‘Fanny merchants’. No surprise then that the violence on the pitch was echoed in the stands. Horrible, horrible times
Best World Cup game ever seen.
Disgusting display? Shit id actually watch soccer for a full match if they did this!
this was happened because 2 italian journalists were talking shit about Chile's World Cup 1962 Facility
This is more taekwondo than actual football.
What kind of taekwondo is that?
It’s soccer not football
@@narwhallegion8583 it's football not soccer
@@narwhallegion8583 what's a soccer?
Utter poetry!
altri tempi ... ho il massimo rispetto per la selezione cilena che ha molto talento
Respetos para la scuadra azurra de las mejores selecciones del mundo !!
Not even one player sent off for chile players, the most infamous refree ever, luckily he's now underground with maggots
Imagine Ney playing here
that shame does not survive
2:10 Jesus Christ, that's a f*cking murder attempt
Grande italia!! Menare sempre!
Grande mi chile !!
Mario Duarte ma vaffanculo
Affngulo
Grande Chile! Humillando a los arrogantes italianos en su propio juego.
Best, funniest, most fantastic and entertaining Football match ever in the entire history of Football, just brilliant to watch, so so funny, Brilliant:-)))
The only football that interests me is bad football. And this is very bad!
It had everything in it, soccer, boxing, taekwendo, rugby and shit
I think every soccer game should be like this before I consider watching
Mario David- national hero, love you
Un grande mis respetos para la azurra 🇮🇹🇨🇱
@@seban5282 Gracias Hermano
This is more like a Bruce Lee movie than a football match.
Sportsmanship isn't what it was in those days. They might kick your bollocks off for 90 minutes, but at least they'd help you look for them at the end of the game :-) Nice to see David "Colemanballs" Coleman pontificating at the start. He was well-known for talking crap, but in this case he was pretty accurate.
That’s why u need a player like Zlatan, Pepe and Ramos in ur team
And the Italians were crying about the 2002 World Cup.
Thanks for Korean team!!
Daniel Chong kim jong un pensaci tu
and watching the videos, they had probably any right to cry
dont forget, behavior of players are complete other thing as a paid referee !
well Italy paid bouchardeau and they got a free penalty to tie the Chileans who dominated the hell out of Italy in 1998
Fantastic!!!!!
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Wow, that's ferocious!
Pity they aren't like this anymore! Better than a comedy show
Wasn't the final !
final???????
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That is chaos
In times of VAR it would have been at least red cards for Chile 11 and Italy 18 and 8 in the first scene, of course the red that has been given to Italy 21, another red card for Chile 11, the red card given to Italy 18, a red card for Chile 8, two reds for Chile 9 and (again) Italy 8 after the final whistle, and many many yellows (of which some might lead to a red as well) just in these three minutes of footage. That number 11 of Chile was not sent off may be the worst mistake ever by a World Cup referee.
Back then red cards didn't exist
@@finjasmeisel1805 It's not the point... Players could be sent off and booked - without cards existing.
When the world cup was regulated by the International Boxing Federation