Suecia 2-3 Brasil hace 54 años

 

0-1 44' Tostão, 1-1 60' Ove Kindvall, 2-1 66' Kindvall, 2-2 68' Tostão, 2-3 83' Gérson. Espectadores: 46.824 (Ullevi, Göteborg).

Suecia:
Ronney Pettersson (Djurgården)
Jan Karlsson (Ifö Bromölla)
Kurt Axelsson (GAIS)
Nils Johansson (IFK Göteborg)
Rolf Björklund (Malmö FF)
->20' Boris Målberg (Elfsborg)
Jim Nildén (AIK)
Leif Eriksson (Djurgården)
->46' Lennart Wallin (IFK Göteborg)
Roger Magnusson (Åtvidaberg)
Ove Kindvall (Norrköping)
Agne Simonsson capitano (Örgryte)
Ingvar Svahn (Malmö FF)
->46' Tom Turesson (Hammarby)
DT: Orvar Bergmark.

Brasil:
Gilmar I (Santos)
Fidélis (Bangu)
Bellini capitano (São Paulo)
Orlando Peçanha (Santos)
Paulo Henrique (Flamengo)
->Lima (Santos)
Gérson I (Botafogo)
Tostão (Cruzeiro)
Garrincha (Corinthians)
Jairzinho (Botafogo)
Pelé (Santos)
Paraná (São Paulo)
->Edu (Santos)
DT: Vicente Feola.

Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1966 World Cup.

Including Qualifiers.

  16: Eusébio (Portugal)
  6: Helmut Haller (West Germany), Anatoli Banishevski (USSR), Sandro Mazzola (Italy), Georgi Asparukhov (Bulgaria), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece)
  5: Ferenc Bene (Hungary), Paul van Himst (Belgium), Włodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Jobby Crossan (Northern Ireland)
  4: Geoff Hurst (England), Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany), Valeri Porkujan (USSR), František Knebort (Czechoslovakia), Paolo Barison (Italy), Nikola Kotkov (Bulgaria), Milan Galić (Yugoslavia), Roy Vernon (Wales)
  3: Bobby Charlton & Roger Hunt (England), Uwe Seeler (West Germany), José Augusto & José Torres (Portugal), Valentin Ivanov, Eduard Malofeyev & Slava Metreveli (USSR), János Farkas & Kálmán Meszöly (Hungary), Néstor Combín & Philippe Gondet (France), René-Pierre Quentin & Köbi Kuhn (Switzerland), Jesús María Pereda (Spain), Karol Jokl (Czechoslovakia), Ivor Allchurch (Wales), Giorgos Sideris (Greece), Juhani Peltonen (Finland), Louis Pilot (Luxembourg)
  2: Wolfgang Overath, Klaus-Dieter Sieloff & Werner Krämer (West Germany), Agne Simonsson, Torbjörn Jonsson, Lars Granström & Bo Larsson (Sweden), Vladimir Barkaya & Igor Chislenko (USSR), John Greig & Denis Law (Scotland), Ernest Pol & Jerzy Sadek (Poland), Ole Madsen & Ole Fritsen (Denmark), Erik Johansen & Harald Berg (Norway), Peter Ducke & Jürgen Nöldner (East Germany), Bruno Mora (Italy), Máté Fenyvesi (Hungary), Dragan Džajić (Yugoslavia), George Best (Northern Ireland), Van Nee (Holland), Ivan Mráz (Czechoslovakia), Fevzi Zemzem (Turkey), Viorel Mateianu (Romania), Johnny Thio (Belgium)