World Cup Winner
Bellini captains Brazil to a 5-2 victory over Sweden and famously raises the Jules Rimet Trophy above his head in Stockholm.
World Cup Winner
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1958
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Pelé scores two goals against Sweden in the 1958 final, completing an extraordinary tournament as a seventeen-year-old World Cup champion.
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Vavá scores twice in the first half against Sweden, putting Brazil in front after the hosts had struck the opening goal.
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Vicente Feola manages Brazil's talented 1958 side as it wins the nation's first World Cup with a commanding performance against host country Sweden.
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Garrincha repeatedly beats defenders along Brazil's right flank and supplies attacking opportunities that help reverse Sweden's opening lead.
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Mário Zagallo scores Brazil's fifth goal against Sweden, capping an emphatic 5-2 victory that brings his nation its first World Cup.
1962
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Mauro Ramos leads Brazil to a 3-1 defeat of Czechoslovakia in Santiago as the national team retains the World Cup trophy.
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Amarildo scores Brazil's equaliser against Czechoslovakia in the 1962 final, cancelling out the European side's early advantage.
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Vavá scores Brazil's third goal against Czechoslovakia and confirms the 3-1 final score that makes Brazil back-to-back champions.
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Aymoré Moreira coaches Brazil to the 1962 title despite the loss of Pelé through injury earlier in the tournament.
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Zito scores with a second-half header against Czechoslovakia, sending Brazil ahead on its way to a second successive World Cup.
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Garrincha's influential attacking displays carry Brazil through the 1962 World Cup after Pelé suffers an injury, and the side finishes as champion.
1970
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Carlos Alberto drives in Brazil's fourth goal against Italy after a flowing team move, finishing the 1970 final with a memorable strike.
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Brito anchors central defence when Brazil defeat Italy in the 1970 final. His marking and timely interventions allow the celebrated attacking players to express themselves farther up the pitch.
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Everaldo gives Brazil a dependable left-back presence in the 1970 final. His positional discipline balances the forward surges that help overcome Italy by four goals to one.
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Piazza plays in the back line throughout Brazil’s 1970 title run after moving from his customary midfield role. He completes the final against Italy as the team claims a third global championship.
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Marco Antônio is selected as a defensive option in Brazil’s 1970 World Cup squad. Although he does not play in the final against Italy, he shares in the country’s record third championship.
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Tostão provides inventive off-ball movement as Brazil wins the 1970 World Cup. His cooperation with Pelé and Jairzinho makes the side’s attacking combinations especially difficult to contain.
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Pelé rises to head Brazil in front against Italy in the 1970 final and later helps orchestrate the team's celebrated attacking football.
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Jairzinho scores Brazil's third goal against Italy, extending the advantage on the way to a 4-1 victory in Mexico City.
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Félix starts in goal as Brazil beat Italy 4-1 in Mexico City. His handling and defensive organisation support a team that wins every match of its 1970 World Cup campaign.
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Mário Zagallo leads Brazil to its third World Cup championship, adding a managerial title to the two he previously won as a player.
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Clodoaldo protects possession and links defence with attack in Brazil’s 1970 final against Italy. A memorable weaving run through midfield helps initiate the move for the fourth goal.
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Gérson fires Brazil ahead against Italy in the second half of the 1970 final after the Italians had equalised before the interval.
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Roberto Rivellino supplies technical invention and powerful passing during Brazil's unbeaten 1970 World Cup campaign, which concludes with victory over Italy.
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