1950 FIFA World Cup Final–Uruguay vs. Brazil

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On July 16, 1950, Uruguay took on Brazil in the first World Cup final since the end of World War II.

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While the match was expected to be a big one for Brazil, it ended up becoming one of the biggest upsets in the history of soccer.

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Uruguay, who won the first-ever World Cup in 1930, defeated Bolivia 8-0 during match play.

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In the Final Round, Brazil defeated Sweden 7-1 and Spain 6-1.

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Ademir scored four of his eight goals in the World Cup during the match with Sweden, thus giving him the Golden Boot.

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Uruguay played a 2-2 draw with Spain and a 3-2 win over Sweden to get into the final.

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Brazil’s strong defense started to break down not too long after as Juan Alberto Schiaffino scored the tying goal at 66′.

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At 79′, Ghiggia was moved by Bigode and got the ball against Moacir Barbosa’s near post to give Uruguay the lead.

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Uruguay won its second World Cup with a 2-1 win.

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1950 FIFA World Cup Final–Uruguay vs. Brazil

On July 16, 1950, Uruguay took on Brazil in the first World Cup final since the end of World War II.

While the match was expected to be a big one for Brazil, it ended up becoming one of the biggest upsets in the history of soccer.

Uruguay, who won the first-ever World Cup in 1930, defeated Bolivia 8-0 during match play.

In the Final Round, Brazil defeated Sweden 7-1 and Spain 6-1.

Ademir scored four of his eight goals in the World Cup during the match with Sweden, thus giving him the Golden Boot.

Uruguay played a 2-2 draw with Spain and a 3-2 win over Sweden to get into the final.

Brazil’s strong defense started to break down not too long after as Juan Alberto Schiaffino scored the tying goal at 66′.

At 79′, Ghiggia was moved by Bigode and got the ball against Moacir Barbosa’s near post to give Uruguay the lead.

Uruguay won its second World Cup with a 2-1 win.

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