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Was the 1970 FIFA World Cup the greatest ever?

1970 meant the most colourful spectacle on Earth: the FIFA World Cup held in Mexico. England were reigning champions, Brazil had a lad called Pele, Europe brought its heavyweights in Italy, West Germany and Soviet Union and the Latin countries of Mexico, Peru and Uruguay had homefield advantage. It remains one of the best World Cup’s in history, a World in Colour. Go to https://piavpn.com/WIF to get 83% off Private Internet Access with 4 months free! Check out our football alternate history channel:    / @false10-3e4   Check out our football quiz channel:    / @false9backup   I write about football here:   / jdoyle9293   If you'd prefer the audio version: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... 00:00 – Introduction 00:30 – Road to Mexico 12:15 – Group A 14:45 – Group B 18:00 – Group C 21:00 – Group D 23:40 – Knockouts 33:20 – Legacy Reference List for Issue #4 (The International) The Anatomy of England (Jonathan Wilson) The Blizzard (Issues 7, 10, 47) Brazil 1970 (Sam Kunti) Calcio (John Foot) Euro Summits (Jonathan O’Brien) No Longer Naïve (Ibrahim Mustapha) Red Dragons (Phil Stead) These Football Times (The Eastern European Chronicles I & II) Tor! (Uli Hesse) What if Documentaries is YouTube's only football magazine, with monthly issues of five videos each month on a topic as far back as the dominant Aston Villa team of the 1890s, as recently as Napoli's stunning 2023 Scudetto winning team, as obvious as Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo and their litany of trophies, as obscure as Dynamo Moscow's passovotchka football of the 40s. We've got it all.