Stielike‘s miss would be the last time in a World cup or European cup that a German player would fail a penalty, in-game or during shoot-out, for 28 years, until Lukas Podolski against Serbia in 2010. In between they had 22 penalties (if I have counted correctly) without a single miss. An unbelievable world record that will hardly ever be beaten.
@Munir Mamadvafoev If you are referring to my initial post, I did not forget it (actually, that 1976 shootout has been mentioned several times in the discussion above). My post was referring to the time from 1982 till 2010. So, the final against the CSSR took place before that.
I'm a fan of Die Mannschaft myself, but man - you forgot the 1976 Euro where Germany lost the final to Czechoslovakia in penalty shootout. There was that legendary Antonin Panenka penalty kick.
Never forget German defender, Uli Stielike was crying on Littbarski's shoulder after missing penalty kick one moment later, Stielike was still crying and couldn't watch and then Littbarski was telling Stielike French player, Didier Six missed penalty. Never seen any games like this, and this epic game has to be the best match in World cup history in my opinion.
@Peter Hammer Bro at last somebody with some football sense. You're absolutely correct. 2022 was the most dramatic and best quality world cup Final or any international tournament final, not the best match of all time. Whoever thinks otherwise is not a connoisseur of high quality football. It's like saying the movie Die Hard is better than the Godfather because there is more action. I know younger fans have not had the patience or time to have watched some of the previous tournaments glibly dismissing them as "slow paced" ignoring context. For example Mexico 86 was played at a slower pace because of noon kickoffs and altitude, not because players were just slower. Anyways speed by itself is of no use in football. Spain's 2022 football against Morocco was sterile even though it is so-called "modern" football.
@Mark: That's easy to cope with when you consider that there are 4 world championship titles and 3 European championship titles at the end. You have to be able to lose in sports. You seem to have a hard time with that.
8:25 That's the way to take a penalty. Horst Hrubesch just glanced at the ball on the spot, thought it looked reasonably placed, didn't bother fannying around for ten seconds repositioning the ball in a near identical spot, and calmly slots it home.
Mas é bom colocar a bola no local correto com as mãos antes de bater um penalty ou falta, para ter mais confiança de onde bater na bola, mas o jeito que ele fez também dá certo, apenas acho meio arriscado
The whole game was a pure heart stopper! I was 16 when my friends and I watched that thriller. One of the best games ever! It had all what a top match needs: Suspence, changing leads, world famous players, a four goal extra time with a two goal lead and some "extras" like the penalty shoot out with changing leads and unfortunately Schumacher's foul on Battiston what gave the game even more explosive power. The 1982 German team - with the exeption of the 1954 team - was the German World Cup team that represented the 'old' German football worths the best: Fight, never give up, be confident!
I was 10 years old, I watched this match here in Brazil and it was because of this exciting match that I became a fan of German football and also because I am the grandson of Germans, because when Brazil lost to Italy, my sister said to me "now that Brazil lost, we can cheer for our grandfathers' team" and when I watched that match I fell in love with the drive and determination of the German players and until today I support Germany and never managed to support the Brazilian team again
Didier Six was in such a rush to take his penalty during the session that the cameraman didn't even have time to frame it, to record the scene. It's crazy.
Em 82 ainda não tínhamos goleiros que eran bons pegadores de pênaltis, o goleiro da França por exemplo foi fraco mas algumas cobranças da Alemanha foram muito boas como á de rumenig.
And I was 10 years old, I watched this match here in Brazil and it was because of this exciting match that I became a fan of German football and also because I am the grandson of Germans, because when Brazil lost to Italy, my sister said to me "now that Brazil lost, we can cheer for our grandfathers' team" and when I watched that match I fell in love with the drive and determination of the German players and until today I support Germany and never managed to support the Brazilian team again
Germany (except 1976) has a record of winning two on penalties against France, Mexico and England from 1982 to 2016, as well as against Argentina and Italy, a record that only Germany can set. This is a really strong country for penalty shootouts!! 🇩🇪💪🔥 🇩🇪 3(5) x (4) 3 🇫🇷 [1982 FIFA World Cup] 🇩🇪 0(4) x (1) 0 🇲🇽 [1986 FIFA World Cup] 🇩🇪 1(4) x (3) 1 🏴 [1990 FIFA World Cup] 🇩🇪 1(6) x (5) 1 🏴 [UEFA EURO 1996] 🇩🇪 1(4) x (2) 1 🇦🇷 [2006 FIFA World Cup] 🇩🇪 1(6) x (5) 1 🇮🇹 [UEFA EURO 2016]
@unicockboy What about the passed Olympics? Just compare the way they were performing in ‘96 Euro against England, for instance. They were burying one after another. Then watch how they blew clear chances in ‘16 Euro against Italy (Mueller’s shot saved, Oezil hit the post, Schweinsteiger blasted over the crossbar). My point is as I had mentioned previously - problems start when they run towards the ball then stop and start dancing (at the same time thinking where to shoot). Just for sake of interest check Matthaeus, Haessler, Moeller, Brehme, Ballack. They were unstoppable. I hope you got the point.
Unfortunately not anymore. And it started since the time when the penalty shooter is allowed to start the run towards the ball, then stop and dance in front of the ball before shooting it finally.
you can tell how people have changed since that time, a player cry if he missed a penalty although his team hasn't lost the match yet, this means how he feels the responsibility and the pressure of fans on him .. now if a player missed a penalty he walks with confidence like nothing happened
Fascinating to re-watch this now ( I remember seeing it live back in '82 )...Giresse with his back to the keeper for so long , the other players seated and mixed in the centre circle area ...., Steilikle's utter mortification ...compare with 2022 when countless players (even "star" players) have missed ...how many times did the keeper not even dive ? Shoot-outs are common-place now . Apparently they were there for Argentina '78 but none were needed.
@John Ruby yes, agree. French at the end of the day. After what we did for them in WWII, today they treat us with disdain. Sorry, but that's me, I don't like the French.
Hilarious that the coverage missed the first French penalty to be saved, although credit to both teams for no actual misses and how much the players clearly cared. Schumacher, the German keeper, looks like an absolute beast.
Thats always been a rule dude but as you can see stopping pks was so rare and difficult back then that the rule was almost never enforced. Unless you like GREATLY jumped off the line.
@Samuel López - We also didn't have VAR in those days, so the on field assistant ref had to figure out whether the goalie was on his line or not when the kick was taken.
Germany the best 😎 The penalties taken by Rummenigge and Platini were very well taken, they were excellent soccer players, not having been world champions left them somewhat ostracized, but they were at the same level as Maradona, as was Zico from Brazil.
This was the first time that I've seen players who miss the penalty shooutout cry in disgrace. I haven't see that anymore in future penalty shootout misses.
Saw this game in the US on the PBS show "Soccer Made In Germany". They had a World Cup 82 special "match of the day" during the whole tournament, which would be shown in the evening, so it wasn't live, but you didn't know the result beforehand anyway, so it was just like live. It's funny to hear another announcer just call Littbarski "Littbarski", since "Soccer Made In Germany" announcer Toby Charles unfailingly called him "Little Pierre Michel Littbarski", even in Bundesliga games.
Interesting. Most players would probably never take a penalty kick before this. The French goalkeeper hasn’t jumped once, just trying to catch the bad shots.
The FIFA World Cup best games ever in chronological order (in terms of drama and importance obviously): Italy vs West Germany 1970, West Germany vs Holland 1974, Italy vs Brazil 1982, West Germany vs France 1982, France vs Brazil 1986, Argentina vs West Germany 1986, Italy vs Germany 2006, Argentina vs France 2022. Except the first 2, I watched all of them. I may have forgotten some but these are legendary.
Sedan 1870, Sedan 1940 and Sevilla 1982 (no, I do not mean that serious ... and yes, it was a Red Card for Schumacher but the spirit of the German team was unbelievable)
I'm French and it's totaly true. There are two dramas for french football, this match and France-Bulgaria 1993, with last seconde elimination in qualifying... But most french people think that France-Bulgaria has permitted to clean french football and restart from zero....and five years later France won the world cup. France-RFA 1982 there is an unfair sentiment, with the agression of Schumacher and no sanction... Sorry for my english.
Yes, it is so ironic that the television missed the action for focusing on the sorrow of that player... to me the past world looks so naive compared to our modernity... 😝
Fun fact: Ignoring teams who have only been in one shoot-out, (West) Germany are one of only two teams to have a 100% winning record in shoot-outs (Croatia are the other one). They also have the most successful conversion rate (94%) of any team - again, ignoring those who have only competed in one.
Up until the 2022 Final, this had been the greatest World Cup game I had ever seen. I was 11 years old, watching it live on Canada’s national broadcaster the CBC, cheering for KH Rummenigge, who was amazing the whole tournament long.
@Adrien Sorry but no. Here is a 45 min docu about it all, from ZDF: fussball-sevilla-1982-wm-spanien-frankreich-deutschland-schumacher-battiston-doku-100.html Minute 18:20: German Commentator, during live broadcast: "Nobody looking at the way they play would deny that there is an agreement in place" But then Schumacher, 18:30: "To everybody who claim there was an agreement: Guys, you live under a rock. There was no agreement. Never. Ever.". Stieleke confirms, also pointint to half time. No agreement. Just said: We were waiting for them to come but the didn't. So we thought, better play safe. That's it. Film continues with German media reaction, long comments in mainstream TV, disgrace to soccer, shame shame on us bla bla. But all the players in THIS film: No agreement.
@Armynyus Yes, Schumacher and Schachner sait that it was a deal. Breitner came in the austrian lockroom at half time. But all the others more or less deny it... If you understand french you can read the french wikipédia page about this game which is more detailed than the english one.
@Adrien > Some players talk about a deal, Is that so? That would completely falsify me. You have a link or so confirming that the game was fixed, would be really interesting.
@Armynyus I understand what you're saying. Some players talk about a deal, others still deny it. I guess we will never be sure about what happened at Gijon, but this german team was really suspect. And the game against France still an injustice.
@Adrien Naa, Algeria was betrayed by the Austrians: After the 1:0 by Germany, German players expected the Austrians to push to equalize, that's how soccer works - but no attempt whatsoever. So they said: Okay, we will win the game, why push for more. It must have been terrible to watch as an Algeria fan but that the modus back then was like that and it was changed because of that, imho. I don't believe in a match fixing, all German players sweared there was no agreement, it just was the result of game theory applied.
Had the french goalkeeper any idea how to stop penalties, the French team would´ve had a better chance here. I mean, it´s incredible how he wouldn´t jump in any of the german kicks, he just standed there and tried to run to the sides to catch a penalty. That could only work for poorly taken penalties, like the one from Stielike. In the end, german proficiency for penalties prevailed.
This was my first time watching a tournament and as an Englishman one of the most frustrating exits. Six games unbeaten and still out. I couldn’t understand it. Looking back now - how the West Germans made it through to the final: the subterfuge with Austria, Harald Schumacher’s Jacky Chan on Battiston, then there was the whole spanish speaking world hating on England and Spain doing one for Argentina to deny the English the chance to progress through the ridiculous format; Belgium stunning Maradona and Argentina; Maradona’s red card; Italy crabbing their way in the group stages, that great Polish team of Lato and Boniek, and, of course, that incredible Brazilian team before “…it’s Scirea to Marco Tardelli iiii!” Cue Marco realising 44 years of hurt was finally over. Legendary World Cup
as a ex-goalkeeper, i cannot bear watching Ettori's technique.. He should take risk and dive 1 side. standing around and covering very little of the goal. His safe was more down to bad penalty than goalkeeping brilliance
Modern Day Football Penalty Shooutout: Teammates standing together, arms over each other. 1982 Football Penalty Shootout: 1:02 "AYO LETS JUST SIT DOWN AND CHILL"
Lot of changes in present day tri- baker ( rules & technique) ) - few observations - 1 Six shoots each side ( never heard before) 2 opposition goalkeeper - sitting right in edge of box (in front of keeper saving- which may destract him) 3Refree is standing in spot & himself Positining the ball in the spot) 4 goalkeeper ( specially germeny)- not standing in the goal line - atlest 2 occasion 5 technique used by Platine & one from Germany ( who scooped the ball - w/o much power) - not seen much in current times
*Germany vs France (3-3 a.e.t 5-4 a.p.k)* 1-0 Pierre Littbarski (17 min) 1-1 Michel Platini (26 min (PK)) 1-2 Marius Trésor (92 min) 1-3 Alain Giresse (98 min) 2-3 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (102 min) 3-3 Klaus Fischer (108 min) *The Shootout:* 0-1 Alain Giresse 1-1 Manfred Kaltz 1-2 Manuel Amoros 2-2 Paul Breitner 2-3 Dominique Rocheteau X Uli Stielike missed X Didier Six missed 3-3 Pierre Littbarski 3-4 Michel Platini 4-4 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge X Maxime Bossis missed 5-4 Horst Hrubesch
As an Italian, I agree. The final should have been Italy vs France, it would have been amazing. I am pretty sure we would have won anyway, since we were unstoppable at the time, but it would have been much harder.
@marty dav yes I have watched Argentina vs France 1978 the entire match. It's a fabulous match, perhaps the best ever non-knockout match ever. The matches you mentioned Neth vs Arg 98 and Neth vs Brazil are also outstanding. The Neth vs W Germ 90 and Neth vs Italy 78 are also excellent matches.
@Jane Badalkar You're right, that West Germany v France semi-final in '82 was a superb match in terms of quality. Both teams played superbly in the first half with hardly a mistake or misplaced pass to be seen.Iln the second half France were the better team but couldn't break though untill they deservedly went 3-1 up in extra time and seemed to be in the final but then... That Brazil v France quarter-final in '86 was a heck of a match and the Argentina v Romania game in '94 was tremendous entertainment played at a great tempo with Argentina going at Romania and Romania counter-attacking brilliantly. Argentina played some very entertaining football in the '94 World Cup and we're a bit unlucky to go out early Have you seen that great match between Argentina v France in the '78 World Cup? I thought it was the best game of the tournament: high quality with both teams playing attacking football and really going for it with the late Leo Luque's brilliant goal being decisive. We should mention too two games from the '98 World Cup: that terrific quarter-final Argentina v Netherlands (with the mighty Berkamp's famous winning goal) and the semi-final Brazil v Netherlands.
Шумахер грязно тогда сыграл, не по спортивному. Но всё перекрыл своим мастерством. А Хорст Хрубеш всегда завершал. И за 2 года до этого Бельгию похоронил в одного.
Wait a minute! If this is the shout out in the 1982 Worldcup between France and Germany in Spain, didn't Michelle Platini miss one of the penalty kicks???
Yeah dude stopping pks is the hardest thing because while there are strategies to increase your chances- theres always some luck involved. You always have only a 33% chance and players nowadays hit so hard and fast if you dont pick to dive left, right, or stay middle immediately- it will be impossible to reach the shot unless its placed poorly. Even then an upper 90 shot is impossible to save. The hardest job in soccer.
Have you ever played goalkeeper? Do you know how hard it is to guess where the balls is gonna go during a penalty? This is one of the dumbest comments ive ever read
Why did the commentator, at the very beginning, say there would be six penalties for each team? Clearly not, there was only going to be five, unless they were still level - which they were but the commentator wasn’t to know that - unless this is retrospective commentary……
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The great Harald Toni Schumacher.
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Stielike‘s miss would be the last time in a World cup or European cup that a German player would fail a penalty, in-game or during shoot-out, for 28 years, until Lukas Podolski against Serbia in 2010. In between they had 22 penalties (if I have counted correctly) without a single miss. An unbelievable world record that will hardly ever be beaten.
@Munir Mamadvafoev If you are referring to my initial post, I did not forget it (actually, that 1976 shootout has been mentioned several times in the discussion above). My post was referring to the time from 1982 till 2010. So, the final against the CSSR took place before that.
I'm a fan of Die Mannschaft myself, but man - you forgot the 1976 Euro where Germany lost the final to Czechoslovakia in penalty shootout. There was that legendary Antonin Panenka penalty kick.
@Darul kutni That‘s what I said. CSSR = Czeckoslovak Soviet Republic.
Thats an incredible stat!! Lol
@Kieran Fulcher Stielike is not a German?
Never forget German defender, Uli Stielike was crying on Littbarski's shoulder after missing penalty kick one moment later, Stielike was still crying and couldn't watch and then Littbarski was telling Stielike French player, Didier Six missed penalty. Never seen any games like this, and this epic game has to be the best match in World cup history in my opinion.
@Linus Law in Mexico, 1970.
@dfb1976what about the one (west? forgot which year it was) Germany vs Italy semifinal where there were like 5 goals in extra time
@Daniel DaSilva no, not everyone...2022 turned out to be a memorable match, but not the best ever in a loooot of people's opinion
@Peter Hammer Bro at last somebody with some football sense. You're absolutely correct. 2022 was the most dramatic and best quality world cup Final or any international tournament final, not the best match of all time. Whoever thinks otherwise is not a connoisseur of high quality football. It's like saying the movie Die Hard is better than the Godfather because there is more action. I know younger fans have not had the patience or time to have watched some of the previous tournaments glibly dismissing them as "slow paced" ignoring context. For example Mexico 86 was played at a slower pace because of noon kickoffs and altitude, not because players were just slower. Anyways speed by itself is of no use in football. Spain's 2022 football against Morocco was sterile even though it is so-called "modern" football.
@Mark: That's easy to cope with when you consider that there are 4 world championship titles and 3 European championship titles at the end.
You have to be able to lose in sports.
You seem to have a hard time with that.
8:25 That's the way to take a penalty. Horst Hrubesch just glanced at the ball on the spot, thought it looked reasonably placed, didn't bother fannying around for ten seconds repositioning the ball in a near identical spot, and calmly slots it home.
Mas é bom colocar a bola no local correto com as mãos antes de bater um penalty ou falta, para ter mais confiança de onde bater na bola, mas o jeito que ele fez também dá certo, apenas acho meio arriscado
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Now there killed by pele in the finals
The whole game was a pure heart stopper! I was 16 when my friends and I watched that thriller. One of the best games ever! It had all what a top match needs: Suspence, changing leads,
world famous players, a four goal extra time with a two goal lead and some "extras" like the penalty shoot out with changing leads and unfortunately Schumacher's foul on Battiston
what gave the game even more explosive power.
The 1982 German team - with the exeption of the 1954 team - was the German World Cup team that represented the 'old' German football worths the best: Fight, never give up, be confident!
I was 10 years old, I watched this match here in Brazil and it was because of this exciting match that I became a fan of German football and also because I am the grandson of Germans, because when Brazil lost to Italy, my sister said to me "now that Brazil lost, we can cheer for our grandfathers' team" and when I watched that match I fell in love with the drive and determination of the German players and until today I support Germany and never managed to support the Brazilian team again
Didier Six was in such a rush to take his penalty during the session that the cameraman didn't even have time to frame it, to record the scene. It's crazy.
Em 82 ainda não tínhamos goleiros que eran bons pegadores de pênaltis, o goleiro da França por exemplo foi fraco mas algumas cobranças da Alemanha foram muito boas como á de rumenig.
4:25 esse goleiro só não se adiantou mais que o Rogério Ceni. Medalha de prata pra ele!
I don't know if there was ever been an other match as emotional and dramatical and with so much suspense ever. I was 9 and I'm still traumatized.
Same! I was 10 years old and this is the first World Cup match I can remember. Incredible tension and emotion!
And I was 10 years old, I watched this match here in Brazil and it was because of this exciting match that I became a fan of German football and also because I am the grandson of Germans, because when Brazil lost to Italy, my sister said to me "now that Brazil lost, we can cheer for our grandfathers' team" and when I watched that match I fell in love with the drive and determination of the German players and until today I support Germany and never managed to support the Brazilian team again
Germany (except 1976) has a record of winning two on penalties against France, Mexico and England from 1982 to 2016, as well as against Argentina and Italy, a record that only Germany can set. This is a really strong country for penalty shootouts!! 🇩🇪💪🔥
🇩🇪 3(5) x (4) 3 🇫🇷 [1982 FIFA World Cup]
🇩🇪 0(4) x (1) 0 🇲🇽 [1986 FIFA World Cup]
🇩🇪 1(4) x (3) 1 🏴 [1990 FIFA World Cup]
🇩🇪 1(6) x (5) 1 🏴 [UEFA EURO 1996]
🇩🇪 1(4) x (2) 1 🇦🇷 [2006 FIFA World Cup]
🇩🇪 1(6) x (5) 1 🇮🇹 [UEFA EURO 2016]
@unicockboy What about the passed Olympics? Just compare the way they were performing in ‘96 Euro against England, for instance. They were burying one after another. Then watch how they blew clear chances in ‘16 Euro against Italy (Mueller’s shot saved, Oezil hit the post, Schweinsteiger blasted over the crossbar). My point is as I had mentioned previously - problems start when they run towards the ball then stop and start dancing (at the same time thinking where to shoot). Just for sake of interest check Matthaeus, Haessler, Moeller, Brehme, Ballack. They were unstoppable. I hope you got the point.
@hannegem what do you mean not anymore? They haven't lost a single penalty shootout to this day ...
Unfortunately not anymore. And it started since the time when the penalty shooter is allowed to start the run towards the ball, then stop and dance in front of the ball before shooting it finally.
Not great at winning World Wars, though.
At 8:25 Hrubesch does not even put the ball on the spot before his deciding penalty. Just shoots the ball as it is. How cool can you be
you can tell how people have changed since that time, a player cry if he missed a penalty although his team hasn't lost the match yet, this means how he feels the responsibility and the pressure of fans on him .. now if a player missed a penalty he walks with confidence like nothing happened
This was no doubt till this date, the hardest match ever in any World Cup knockout stage.
40 years today 8/1/82. I watched it live. Today marks 40 years exactly. Brietner is the best.
Funny how Etori and Schumacher almost look identical. 😊
Exactly.
Same look but not same guts
Every player takes the ball and adjusts the position for his liking. Only Horst Hrubesch doesn´t care and just converts the penalty 😂
Hrubesch also was and is a very humble and down to earth person
Hrubesch was a monster. Very underrated.
I think there is nothing more nerve wrecking that watching a penalty shoot out at a world cup.
Fascinating to re-watch this now ( I remember seeing it live back in '82 )...Giresse with his back to the keeper for so long , the other players seated and mixed in the centre circle area ...., Steilikle's utter mortification ...compare with 2022 when countless players (even "star" players) have missed ...how many times did the keeper not even dive ? Shoot-outs are common-place now . Apparently they were there for Argentina '78 but none were needed.
@William Lucas .,. probably not, especially in Buenos Aires. Indeed, their record in World Cup (and Euros) shoot-outs is rather "unfavourable".
They wouldn't have helped the Netherlands, probably in any case, as their penalty shootout record is abysmal, or so it seems to me.
Schumacher collision to battiston is the most earliest memories of my life
@John Ruby And also, Schumacher should have been sued!!
@John Ruby Italy s road to the final wasnt very clean.
@John Ruby yes, agree. French at the end of the day. After what we did for them in WWII, today they treat us with disdain. Sorry, but that's me, I don't like the French.
@Kit Carson Scout Yes of coarse i would , but what Schumacher did and what Macron is doing are 2 completly different things
Hilarious that the coverage missed the first French penalty to be saved, although credit to both teams for no actual misses and how much the players clearly cared. Schumacher, the German keeper, looks like an absolute beast.
I think he was off his line
Schumacher siempre un pie sobre la línea, el inventó esa regla 😁😁😁
That flashing R on the top left corner (when replaying) is just imprinted into my brain.
What those keepers did which was stepping out of their line definitely would've been illegal in today's football rules!
Thats always been a rule dude but as you can see stopping pks was so rare and difficult back then that the rule was almost never enforced. Unless you like GREATLY jumped off the line.
@Samuel López - We also didn't have VAR in those days, so the on field assistant ref had to figure out whether the goalie was on his line or not when the kick was taken.
it was always illegal but now they are more strict
Schumacher actually kept his foot on the line, but the French keeper.....
Germany the best 😎
The penalties taken by Rummenigge and Platini were very well taken, they were excellent soccer players, not having been world champions left them somewhat ostracized, but they were at the same level as Maradona, as was Zico from Brazil.
The first penalty shootout in world cup history 👍
highest iq fan of football sir
Really it was.
@Philip Stine all we hear is radio go go radio ga ga
@Games with Kobralo goo goo ga ga
thanks, wouldn´t have realised it without your comment
This was the first time that I've seen players who miss the penalty shooutout cry in disgrace. I haven't see that anymore in future penalty shootout misses.
One of the greatest games of all all time!!!!
Saw this game in the US on the PBS show "Soccer Made In Germany". They had a World Cup 82 special "match of the day" during the whole tournament, which would be shown in the evening, so it wasn't live, but you didn't know the result beforehand anyway, so it was just like live. It's funny to hear another announcer just call Littbarski "Littbarski", since "Soccer Made In Germany" announcer Toby Charles unfailingly called him "Little Pierre Michel Littbarski", even in Bundesliga games.
Interesting. Most players would probably never take a penalty kick before this. The French goalkeeper hasn’t jumped once, just trying to catch the bad shots.
This is the first penalty shootout in history. Add “almost” before “never” and you have a more accurate statement then.
You think professional football players who are playing at the world cup have never shot penalties in their entire lives???
Amazing 1st ever penalty shootout!
5:22 the French player just watching the penalty as he’s in the box 😂
The second referee 😆
If you can't beat Germany with field goals within the extra time , it's game over .
Rookie mistake: Bet against Germany before a penalty shootout
The FIFA World Cup best games ever in chronological order (in terms of drama and importance obviously): Italy vs West Germany 1970, West Germany vs Holland 1974, Italy vs Brazil 1982, West Germany vs France 1982, France vs Brazil 1986, Argentina vs West Germany 1986, Italy vs Germany 2006, Argentina vs France 2022. Except the first 2, I watched all of them. I may have forgotten some but these are legendary.
Best game ever Germany Austria 1982.
Argentina/England 86
Italy/Brazil 94 (boring but 1st penalty shootout ever in WC final)
Brazil/Germany 2014
Argentina-Italy 1990
I watched in 1974, and yes, it was an excellent game. Even though I was devastated by the result!
Talking to a Frenchman not to long ago about this match, he said it still continuous to weight in the national psyche after four decades.
@Leberecht Friedeberg you forgot Sedan 1914
Sedan 1870, Sedan 1940 and Sevilla 1982 (no, I do not mean that serious ... and yes, it was a Red Card for Schumacher but the spirit of the German team was unbelievable)
I'm French and it's totaly true.
There are two dramas for french football, this match and France-Bulgaria 1993, with last seconde elimination in qualifying...
But most french people think that France-Bulgaria has permitted to clean french football and restart from zero....and five years later France won the world cup.
France-RFA 1982 there is an unfair sentiment, with the agression of Schumacher and no sanction...
Sorry for my english.
4:57 the cameras sort of missed that one...
@TR4R or maybe it's not official boomer?
Because he made a funny comment one time during the race the camera miss a incident during the F1 races and hunt made a funny comment
Lies again? Born 1982 PS4
No. It's the director...
Yes, it is so ironic that the television missed the action for focusing on the sorrow of that player... to me the past world looks so naive compared to our modernity... 😝
The First Penalty Shootout at a FIFA World Cup... but for Ettori it looked like it was his first penalties ever.
French goalie was very ... special.
Fun fact: Ignoring teams who have only been in one shoot-out, (West) Germany are one of only two teams to have a 100% winning record in shoot-outs (Croatia are the other one).
They also have the most successful conversion rate (94%) of any team - again, ignoring those who have only competed in one.
ah yes, the famous night of Sevilla... what a match that was
what team Germany has at that time man ..all players are top
Amazing that FIFA would even think this is close to the actual game.
4:29 today, the referee would have had the penalty shot again as the goalkeeper came too much ahead (way far from the line).
@Piotr Bart ok. My bad.
@Moka LARE I know I'm talking to Satya Naik
@Piotr Bart today, rules are more stricts.
Goalkeeper have to stay on the line since 1905.
Rule chages with time..remember dudek v ac milan in 2005 ucl
Hrubisch didn't even adjust the ref's placement before drilling the winning penalty. Ice cold.
Up until the 2022 Final, this had been the greatest World Cup game I had ever seen.
I was 11 years old, watching it live on Canada’s national broadcaster the CBC, cheering for KH Rummenigge, who was amazing the whole tournament long.
@Adrien Sorry but no. Here is a 45 min docu about it all, from ZDF: fussball-sevilla-1982-wm-spanien-frankreich-deutschland-schumacher-battiston-doku-100.html
Minute 18:20: German Commentator, during live broadcast:
"Nobody looking at the way they play would deny that there is an agreement in place"
But then Schumacher, 18:30: "To everybody who claim there was an agreement: Guys, you live under a rock. There was no agreement. Never. Ever.". Stieleke confirms, also pointint to half time. No agreement.
Just said: We were waiting for them to come but the didn't. So we thought, better play safe. That's it.
Film continues with German media reaction, long comments in mainstream TV, disgrace to soccer, shame shame on us bla bla.
But all the players in THIS film: No agreement.
@Armynyus Yes, Schumacher and Schachner sait that it was a deal. Breitner came in the austrian lockroom at half time. But all the others more or less deny it...
If you understand french you can read the french wikipédia page about this game which is more detailed than the english one.
@Adrien > Some players talk about a deal,
Is that so? That would completely falsify me. You have a link or so confirming that the game was fixed, would be really interesting.
@Armynyus I understand what you're saying. Some players talk about a deal, others still deny it. I guess we will never be sure about what happened at Gijon, but this german team was really suspect. And the game against France still an injustice.
@Adrien Naa, Algeria was betrayed by the Austrians: After the 1:0 by Germany, German players expected the Austrians to push to equalize, that's how soccer works - but no attempt whatsoever.
So they said: Okay, we will win the game, why push for more.
It must have been terrible to watch as an Algeria fan but that the modus back then was like that and it was changed because of that, imho. I don't believe in a match fixing, all German players sweared there was no agreement, it just was the result of game theory applied.
Had the french goalkeeper any idea how to stop penalties, the French team would´ve had a better chance here. I mean, it´s incredible how he wouldn´t jump in any of the german kicks, he just standed there and tried to run to the sides to catch a penalty. That could only work for poorly taken penalties, like the one from Stielike. In the end, german proficiency for penalties prevailed.
@Yeee Hawwdy yeah, you're 100% right. That also shows Schumacher was ahead of his time in that field
That was goalkeeping in the 80s. Diving and pk technique not perfected yet.
I like that style, run and kick. Now players think they are grasshoppers
a history can't be underestimated.
This nerd does a great job at being a real commentator, can he do “live” commentary on the 1930 final too plz
Best WC ever. FORZA ITALIA.
Despite the fact that I was born 2 years after this game, I can still remember it. For french people like me, this game was an horrible nightmare.
Esse goleiro da França desbancou o ÁLISSON. Vai ser ruim assim lá em Paris 🤣🤣🤣
This was my first time watching a tournament and as an Englishman one of the most frustrating exits. Six games unbeaten and still out. I couldn’t understand it. Looking back now - how the West Germans made it through to the final: the subterfuge with Austria, Harald Schumacher’s Jacky Chan on Battiston, then there was the whole spanish speaking world hating on England and Spain doing one for Argentina to deny the English the chance to progress through the ridiculous format; Belgium stunning Maradona and Argentina; Maradona’s red card; Italy crabbing their way in the group stages, that great Polish team of Lato and Boniek, and, of course, that incredible Brazilian team before
“…it’s Scirea to Marco Tardelli iiii!”
Cue Marco realising 44 years of hurt was finally over.
Legendary World Cup
as a ex-goalkeeper, i cannot bear watching Ettori's technique.. He should take risk and dive 1 side. standing around and covering very little of the goal. His safe was more down to bad penalty than goalkeeping brilliance
Giresse played it very well and simple.
Just like Platini
4:57 pintado los jueces. Tremendo adelante el arquero
5:21 I couldn't stop laughing at this. That would clearly be a repeat in today's standards. 🤣
@Danfuerth Gillis What would be "a repeat" then?
@Cyril stepping forward it’s clear as day 😂
Why?
Modern Day Football Penalty Shooutout:
Teammates standing together, arms over each other.
1982 Football Penalty Shootout:
1:02
"AYO LETS JUST SIT DOWN AND CHILL"
Because of the exausting
Lot of changes in present day tri- baker ( rules & technique) ) - few observations - 1 Six shoots each side ( never heard before) 2 opposition goalkeeper - sitting right in edge of box (in front of keeper saving- which may destract him) 3Refree is standing in spot & himself Positining the ball in the spot) 4 goalkeeper ( specially germeny)- not standing in the goal line - atlest 2 occasion 5 technique used by Platine & one from Germany ( who scooped the ball - w/o much power) - not seen much in current times
5:21 French player is still in the box 🤣🤣🤣
*Germany vs France (3-3 a.e.t 5-4 a.p.k)*
1-0 Pierre Littbarski (17 min)
1-1 Michel Platini (26 min (PK))
1-2 Marius Trésor (92 min)
1-3 Alain Giresse (98 min)
2-3 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (102 min)
3-3 Klaus Fischer (108 min)
*The Shootout:*
0-1 Alain Giresse
1-1 Manfred Kaltz
1-2 Manuel Amoros
2-2 Paul Breitner
2-3 Dominique Rocheteau
X Uli Stielike missed
X Didier Six missed
3-3 Pierre Littbarski
3-4 Michel Platini
4-4 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
X Maxime Bossis missed
5-4 Horst Hrubesch
The keepers 😵💫
@sheky313 but it was legal back then.
What those keepers did which was stepping out of their line definitely would've been illegal in today's football rules!
France and heartbreaking penalties. Name a better couple 😂
Netherlands and heartbreaking penalties
@azhurelwarrior true. Guess England learned that one from William the Conqueror too
England is the king of failing penalties
France keeper Ettori was off his goal line early a lot of times. Also when he saved Stielike's penalty.
@jghjghjghish the rule Was already there back then.
@jghjghjghish Same like Jerzey Dudek when he won the penalty shootout in the 2005 Champions League final for Liverpool against Milan.
back then there was no line rule for the keeper. they could move whereever they wanted even before the shot.
7:24 Nice ball control ref
Nice seeing European teams with actual Europeans playing for them.
When french players were actually french
They look REALLY French. Eleven Louis the XVI.
As a French, I'm still VERY disappointing. We should have been in the final. 😓
As an Italian, in my humble opinion, you are right.
Yes, France would have deserved it.
Very true France should have been in the final and this is World Cup that made me love France in football. In 1982 under Michel Hidalgo
As an Italian, I agree. The final should have been Italy vs France, it would have been amazing. I am pretty sure we would have won anyway, since we were unstoppable at the time, but it would have been much harder.
Greatest match of all time
@marty dav yes I have watched Argentina vs France 1978 the entire match. It's a fabulous match, perhaps the best ever non-knockout match ever. The matches you mentioned Neth vs Arg 98 and Neth vs Brazil are also outstanding. The Neth vs W Germ 90 and Neth vs Italy 78 are also excellent matches.
@tharun gowrappan?
@Stephen Buffery ota pundeh
Have you been asleep 😴 the last 6 weeks
@Jane Badalkar You're right, that West Germany v France semi-final in '82 was a superb match in terms of quality. Both teams played superbly in the first half with hardly a mistake or misplaced pass to be seen.Iln the second half France were the better team but couldn't break though untill they deservedly went 3-1 up in extra time and seemed to be in the final but then...
That Brazil v France quarter-final in '86 was a heck of a match and the Argentina v Romania game in '94 was tremendous entertainment played at a great tempo with Argentina going at Romania and Romania counter-attacking brilliantly. Argentina played some very entertaining football in the '94 World Cup and we're a bit unlucky to go out early
Have you seen that great match between Argentina v France in the '78 World Cup? I thought it was the best game of the tournament: high quality with both teams playing attacking football and really going for it with the late Leo Luque's brilliant goal being decisive.
We should mention too two games from the '98 World Cup: that terrific quarter-final Argentina v Netherlands (with the mighty Berkamp's famous winning goal) and the semi-final Brazil v Netherlands.
I swear there is only one goalkeeper.
Шумахер грязно тогда сыграл, не по спортивному. Но всё перекрыл своим мастерством. А Хорст Хрубеш всегда завершал. И за 2 года до этого Бельгию похоронил в одного.
nah i swear the commentator hasnt changed in 50 years lol
Wow the goalies... look quite similar to each other
They were all made in the Subbuteo factory.
Almost couldn't recognized Schumacher and Ettori due their shirt and hairstyles.
There's not even one left footed player in this penalty shootout
Thought it was the same goalkeeper for both teams, because of the outfit
And the hairdo
Wait a minute! If this is the shout out in the 1982 Worldcup between France and Germany in Spain, didn't Michelle Platini miss one of the penalty kicks???
@MartínL Argentina Thank You! My memory betrayed me, Thank You!
no. 1986 vs brazil
Someone needs to tell those goalies they are supposed to jump in front of the ball instead of out of its way.
Toni Schumacher was one of the greatest goalies of all time, you dolt.
Yeah dude stopping pks is the hardest thing because while there are strategies to increase your chances- theres always some luck involved. You always have only a 33% chance and players nowadays hit so hard and fast if you dont pick to dive left, right, or stay middle immediately- it will be impossible to reach the shot unless its placed poorly. Even then an upper 90 shot is impossible to save. The hardest job in soccer.
Have you ever played goalkeeper? Do you know how hard it is to guess where the balls is gonna go during a penalty? This is one of the dumbest comments ive ever read
Enjoyed this, 9mins. If it had been England it would have lasted 2 mins top
Just learned the original shootout had 6 penalties, not 5.
I don’t think that’s right. 5 penalties each, then sudden death.
🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
I want the French keeper for my PES Master League default team.
Stielike is the first player missed penalty shoot out
French goalie took two steps forward each time. Poetic justice they did no make it through
In penalty shootout, goalkeeper chace 99/1 % & shooter 1/99%. Shooter is always in more pressure than GK.
it’s so quiet 😂 feels like i’m watching golf with the whispering commentary
Schumacher shouldn't have been in the field after he knocked Battiston out...
A shame. But I guess scandals didn't start in this World Cup...
Does the commentary say there will be six penalties for each team, not five?
The keepers were so far off the line
Why did the commentator, at the very beginning, say there would be six penalties for each team? Clearly not, there was only going to be five, unless they were still level - which they were but the commentator wasn’t to know that - unless this is retrospective commentary……
The french goalie was not making any attempt to dive.
Welcome in Qatar 2022 🇶🇦
We’re sure it will be the greatest one
Btw wishing all the best for Br 🇧🇷😋😋
Se adelantaban mucho !!
Of course Germany should be playing with 10 Shumaker should have a send off for almost killing Batiston
How were games decided before the shootout was introduced?
@salg23 but in a world cup schedule there wouldn't be time for any more matches
A second or third match until there’s a winner.
It was so close in 1978, but Argentina won at extra time
2022 and France still losing world cups in penalty shootout
One of the best games ever. German goalie should've been sent off tho.
If they hadn’t invented penalty shoot outs England would have won the World Cup at least 5 times
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Now you don't talk so loud, eh? 😅
Lol
What you say today 😂
Germany has only 4 world cups how can they have 7?
hahahahaha