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Mexico 1970 World Cup. Obverse. On the right the edition number of the world championship and on the right the head of an eagle plus the MEXICO70 logo and a soccer ball. Script: Latin . Lettering: IX CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FUTBOL MEXICO 70. Translation: w ...
FIFA awarded the World Cup 1970 final tournament to Mexico at the 34th FIFA Congress in Tokyo on 8 October 1964 during the Olympic Games. Mexico had to compete with Argentina in the bidding process. They gained 56 votes, while Argentina only received 32. The sixteen participating teams were divided into four 'geographical groupings', which also ...
Daily Mirror London-Mexico World Cup Rally 1970 . 19. 4. – 27. 5. 1970, London - Mexico • gravel - asphalt • total distance including road sections - 25750.00 km • Other years. 23 crews at the finish. Three last crews had reached Buenaventura wer ...
Shell: West German team, Mexico 1970; Ninth FIFA World Cup promotional coins. A total of 18 tokens can be collected: 17 players and the head coach, Helmut Schön. The set could be displayed in two different ways, either a collector board or larger collector folder.
Enjoy a legendary FIFA World Cup™ and the iconic Brazil side of Pele, Jairzinho and Tostao through the eyes of an excited young boy determined to take in the action.
1970 Soccer World Cup Information about the Mexico 1970 with World Champion, national teams, game results, final standings, groups, statistics, top scorers and more data. World Cup 1970 . Champion: Brazil - Organizer: Mexico - National Teams: 16 - Games: ...
The 1970 FIFA World Cup (Branded as Mexico '70) was the 9th edition of the FIFA World Cup, the global championship tournament in men's association football, held five stadiums in each city across Mexico from 31 May to 21 June 1970. The defending champions were England, who won as the previous tournament at home. Brazil won the tournament at home as the third title against Italy in Estadio ...
