FIFA World Cup 1962 Knock Out Stages - Historical Football Kits

Chile

Soviet Union

Chile 2 Soviet Union 1

Estadio Carlos Dittborn, Arica (17,268)
10 June 1962

Chile scored first, Leonel Sánchez beating the legendary Soviet goalkeeper Lev Yashin at the near post from a free kick. The USSR equalised but Eladio Rojas scored the decisive winner from distance.

Czechoslovakia

Hungary

Czechoslovakia 1 Hungary 0

Estadio El Teniente, Rancagua (11,690)
10 June 1962

A goal in the 13th minute by Adolf Scherer was enough to give Czechoslovakia victory against their neighbours.

(André Silva)

Brazil

England

Brazil 3 England 1

Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar (17,736)
10 June 1962

In a thrilling match that saw Garrincha, the "Little Bird" emerge as a new Brazilian star, England's effort and industry proved to be insufficient against the sheer talent of Brazil. Garrincha opened the scoring in the 33rd minute but Hitchens equalised six minutes later. The match continued as a contrast in styles with neither team able to seize the advantage until Vava put Brazil into the lead again after Springett failed to hold a thunderous free-kick after 54 minutes and then Garrincha struck a swerving shot from 25 yards that completely bemused the England goalkeeper.

Yugoslavia

West Germany

Yugoslavia 1 West Germany 0

Estadio Nacional, Santiago (63,324)
10 June 1962

For most of the match West Germany held the initiative but were unable to break through Yugoslavia's determined defence. With five minutes left, Radaković scored the decisive goal.

(André Silva)

Czechoslovakia

Yugoslavia

Czechoslovakia 3 Yugoslavia 1

Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar (5,890)
13 June 1962

The Czechs took the lead after the Yugoslav goalkeeper deflected the ball onto the head of Kadraba in front of goal three minutes into the second half. Yugoslavia got back on terms in the 70th minute and it was anyone's game. In the final ten minutes, two goals from Scherer, one a penalty, put Czechoslovakia into the final.

Brazil

Chile

Brazil 4 Chile 2

Estadio Nacional, Santiago (67,000)
13 June 1962

For most South Americans this match would have been the ideal final. Brazil were 2-0 up after half an hour thanks to Garrincha. Toro pulled one back for the home team to keep them in the match at half-time. Vavá then scored for Brazil two minutes into the second half but Leonel Sánchez made it 3-2 from the penalty spot (61 mins) but with twelve minutes left, Vavá scored his second. In the final ten minutes Chile's Landa was sent off for rough play and he was followed a minute later by Garrincha after he kicked an opponent.

Chile

Yugoslavia

Chile 1 Yugoslavia 0

Estadio Nacional, Santiago (67,000)
16 June 1962

The huge crowd demonstrated just how much the Chilean people appreciated the efforts their team had made and a goal from their hero Eladio Rojas, ensured they finished in third place.

Brazil

Czechoslovakia

Brazil 3 Czechoslovakia 1

Estadio Nacional, Santiago (68,679)
17 June 1962

The Czechs wore the red shorts that they had adopted in the semi-final against Yugoslavia and must have thought they were in luck after Masopust gave them the lead after quarter of an hour. Brazil soon hit back, Amarildo equalising two minutes later after an uncharacteristic error by the Czech 'keeper, Schrojf. Zito and Vavá added two more in the second half by which time there was no way back for Czechoslovakia.