Melbourne Olympic Football Gold
Yashin keeps goal for the Soviet Union as it beats Yugoslavia 1-0 in the Olympic final, establishing the team as a major international force.
Follow Lev Yashin through 5 dated historical records for Russia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Yashin keeps goal for the Soviet Union as it beats Yugoslavia 1-0 in the Olympic final, establishing the team as a major international force.
Yashin makes his World Cup debut as the Soviet Union reaches the quarter-finals in Sweden, bringing his assertive goalkeeping to a global audience.
Yashin makes important saves as the Soviet Union defeats Yugoslavia after extra time to claim the inaugural European football championship.
Yashin represents the Soviet Union in the 1962 World Cup quarter-final against Chile, where the hosts win a tightly contested match 2-1.
Yashin is a member of the Soviet squad that reaches the World Cup semi-finals for the first time, finishing fourth after defeat to Portugal.
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