Football Today Scores - The best football finals in history
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What are the best finals in history? According stats from sites that follow football today scores like https://www.telefootball.net/GB/tvs football remains the most watched sport in the world. The finals for big cups attract tens and hundreds of millions. There is a saying in the world of soccer that says that finals are there to be won. True, in the end, with the passage of time, the title is the only thing that remains on an athlete's list of winners. However, if, in addition to winning, you participate in a show that lifts the fans out of their seats, all the better. That's why today we remember the greatest and best finals in history:
1 - Germany 3- Hungary 2, World Cup final 54, one of the best finals in history.
The famous Miracle of Bern is at the top of the list of great finals. An indestructible team, arguably the team that played the best soccer ever and the one that had gone almost four times not only undefeated, but also scored goals wherever it went, was defeated in the most important match, the final of the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland. It was a rare encounter, in which the Hungarians went into the break with a 2-0 lead. However, the rain and boots with special rain cleats designed by the German brand Adidas made possible what seemed impossible: the Magyars did not win the championship.
2- Real Madrid 7- Eintracht Frankfurt 3, 1960 European Cup Final
Those were different times, but what happened on May 18, 1960, was a real treat. A great team led by Di Stefano, scorer of three goals, and Puskas (four goals) crushed Eintracht, who at that time were challenging the best team of the time. The venue, the imposing Hampden Park, which at the time had a capacity of 135,000 spectators.
3-Barcelona 2- Benfica 3, European Cup Final 1961
The famous final of the square goalposts. Barcelona, a team with Kocsis, Ramallets, Suarez, Czibor and Kubala, lost to a surprising Benfica led by a young Eusebio who was almost unstoppable. The Catalan team took the lead but the woodwork four times prevented Barça from winning their first European Cup. The bad luck was such that from that moment on, the square posts were replaced by round ones to favor attacking play.
4- Liverpool 5- Alavés 4, UEFA Final 2001
May 16, 2001 will not be forgotten by anyone who witnessed what happened that night at the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund. A team steeped in history against a team inexperienced in such matters. A lot of equality, goals galore and an own goal in extra time to round off a dream final that both teams deserved to win.
5- Brazil 4- Italy 1, 1970 World Cup final
The semi-final between the Italians and Germans was obviously better, hence the name of the match of the century, but the final brought us a wonderful display of power from one of the best teams in the world, rounded off by Carlos Alberto's perfect goal. The best offense against the best defense. Brazil won.
6- Liverpool 3- Milan 3, 2005 European Cup Final
1 - Germany 3- Hungary 2, World Cup final 54, one of the best finals in history.
The famous Miracle of Bern is at the top of the list of great finals. An indestructible team, arguably the team that played the best soccer ever and the one that had gone almost four times not only undefeated, but also scored goals wherever it went, was defeated in the most important match, the final of the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland. It was a rare encounter, in which the Hungarians went into the break with a 2-0 lead. However, the rain and boots with special rain cleats designed by the German brand Adidas made possible what seemed impossible: the Magyars did not win the championship.
2- Real Madrid 7- Eintracht Frankfurt 3, 1960 European Cup Final
Those were different times, but what happened on May 18, 1960, was a real treat. A great team led by Di Stefano, scorer of three goals, and Puskas (four goals) crushed Eintracht, who at that time were challenging the best team of the time. The venue, the imposing Hampden Park, which at the time had a capacity of 135,000 spectators.
3-Barcelona 2- Benfica 3, European Cup Final 1961
The famous final of the square goalposts. Barcelona, a team with Kocsis, Ramallets, Suarez, Czibor and Kubala, lost to a surprising Benfica led by a young Eusebio who was almost unstoppable. The Catalan team took the lead but the woodwork four times prevented Barça from winning their first European Cup. The bad luck was such that from that moment on, the square posts were replaced by round ones to favor attacking play.
4- Liverpool 5- Alavés 4, UEFA Final 2001
May 16, 2001 will not be forgotten by anyone who witnessed what happened that night at the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund. A team steeped in history against a team inexperienced in such matters. A lot of equality, goals galore and an own goal in extra time to round off a dream final that both teams deserved to win.
5- Brazil 4- Italy 1, 1970 World Cup final
The semi-final between the Italians and Germans was obviously better, hence the name of the match of the century, but the final brought us a wonderful display of power from one of the best teams in the world, rounded off by Carlos Alberto's perfect goal. The best offense against the best defense. Brazil won.
6- Liverpool 3- Milan 3, 2005 European Cup Final