Attacking Full-Back Goal
Demonstrates the attacking possibilities of the modern full-back role.
Explore 44 historical events and records for Brazil in 1958.
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Demonstrates the attacking possibilities of the modern full-back role.
Dribbles forward from defence and scores against Austria.
Pelé entered Brazil's starting side against the Soviet Union and provided youthful attacking movement in a 2-0 victory.
Transforms Brazil's attack with direct dribbling from the right wing.
Makes his World Cup debut during Brazil's victory over the Soviet Union.
Pelé improvised a close-range finish against Wales to send Brazil into the semi-finals of the World Cup.
Scores against Wales to become the youngest goalscorer in World Cup history.
Pelé scored three times against France in the semi-final, turning a competitive contest into a decisive Brazilian victory.
Scores a hat-trick as Brazil defeat France 5-2 in the semi-final.
Garrincha repeatedly attacked Sweden’s left side, creating early chances that helped Brazil recover from conceding the opening goal.
Zito organised play in central midfield as Brazil beat hosts Sweden 5–2 to win the country’s first World Cup.
Mário Zagallo scored Brazil’s fourth goal, adding to the attacking contribution that overwhelmed Sweden in the second half.
Nílton Santos provided experienced defensive cover at left-back as Brazil secured its first World Cup title away from home.
Scores Brazil's fourth goal in the 5-2 final victory over Sweden.
Scores during the final victory over host nation Sweden.
Delivers an accomplished performance during Brazil's first championship victory.
Helps Brazil win its first World Cup as a player.
Controls Brazil's midfield during the country's first world championship.
Becomes the youngest player to score in a World Cup final.
Equalises before adding Brazil's third goal against Sweden.
Vavá's two first-half goals against Sweden turned Brazil's early deficit into a lead during the final in which Pelé also scored twice.
Scores twice as Brazil defeat Sweden in the World Cup final.
Scores two goals during Brazil's first World Cup final victory.
Starts the World Cup final despite limited earlier tournament appearances.
Is recognized as the outstanding player of the 1958 World Cup.
Bellini captains Brazil to a 5-2 victory over Sweden and famously raises the Jules Rimet Trophy above his head in Stockholm.
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.
Garrincha repeatedly beats defenders along Brazil's right flank and supplies attacking opportunities that help reverse Sweden's opening lead.
Pelé scores two goals against Sweden in the 1958 final, completing an extraordinary tournament as a seventeen-year-old World Cup champion.
Vavá scores twice in the first half against Sweden, putting Brazil in front after the hosts had struck the opening goal.
Mário Zagallo scores Brazil's fifth goal against Sweden, capping an emphatic 5-2 victory that brings his nation its first World Cup.
Becomes an important goalscorer in Barcelona's attack during the late 1950s.
Humberto Tozzi scores the opener against Juventus in Lazio’s 2–0 Coppa Italia semi-final victory, helping the club reach the final where it wins its first major trophy.
Didi set the rhythm in central midfield as Brazil's young attackers, including Pelé, carried the side to the World Cup title.
Feola introduced the teenager into Brazil's team during the tournament and went on to win the nation's first World Cup.
Garrincha tormented full-backs on the right side as Brazil's attacking line built opportunities for the teenage Pelé.
Coaches Brazil to its first World Cup title, defeating host nation Sweden 5-2 in the final.
Winner of a World Cup medal wth Brazil.
Member of Brazil's 1958 World Cup-winning squad; Hilderaldo Bellini captains the team.
Mário Zagallo was selected for Brazil's 1958 World Cup team, combining left wing attacks with valuable defensive work.
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