Football World Cup 1962 / England

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Sweeps of the English national football team in the FIFA World Cup 1962

qualification

rank country Gates Points
1 EnglandEngland England 16: 2 7th
2 PortugalPortugal Portugal 9: 7 3
3 LuxembourgLuxembourg Luxembourg 5:21 2
Luxembourg - England 0: 9
Portugal - England 1: 1
England - Luxembourg 4: 1
England - Portugal 2-0

English contingent

In the original 22-man squad were Gordon Banks from Leicester City and Derek Kevan "on call" leave and should not be taken to Chile, while players Jimmy Adamson was as assistant to manager Walter Winterbottom with locally. Shortly before the start of the tournament, Bobby Moore, who was originally not considered, was nominated and Banks was then deleted.

No. Surname Club before the start of the World Cup birthday Games Gates References
goalkeeper
1 Ron Springett EnglandEngland Sheffield Wednesday 07/22/1935 4th 0 0
12 Alan Hodgkinson EnglandEngland Sheffield United 08/16/1936 0 0 0
Defender
2 Jimmy Armfield EnglandEngland Blackpool FC 09/21/1935 4th 0 0
3 Ray Wilson EnglandEngland Huddersfield Town December 17, 1934 4th 0 0
15th Maurice Norman EnglandEngland Tottenham Hotspur 05/08/1934 4th 0 0
16 Bobby Moore EnglandEngland West Ham United 04/12/1941 4th 0 0
21st Don Howe EnglandEngland West Bromwich Albion October 12, 1935 0 0 0
midfield player
4th Bobby Robson EnglandEngland West Bromwich Albion 02/18/1933 0 0 0
5 Peter Swan EnglandEngland Sheffield Wednesday 10/08/1936 0 0 0
6th Ron Flowers EnglandEngland Wolverhampton Wanderers 07/28/1934 4th 2 0
14th Stan Anderson EnglandEngland Sunderland AFC 02/27/1934 0 0 0
20th George Eastham EnglandEngland Arsenal FC 09/23/1936 0 0 0
22nd Jimmy Adamson EnglandEngland Burnley FC 04/04/1929 0 0 0
striker
7th John Connelly EnglandEngland Burnley FC 07/18/1938 0 0 0
8th Jimmy Greaves EnglandEngland Tottenham Hotspur 02/20/1940 4th 1 0
9 Gerry Hitchens ItalyItaly Inter Milan 10/08/1934 2 1 0
10 Johnny Haynes (C)Captain of the crew EnglandEngland Fulham FC 10/17/1934 4th 0 0
11 Bobby Charlton EnglandEngland Manchester United 10/11/1937 4th 1 0
13 Derek Kevan EnglandEngland West Bromwich Albion 03/06/1935 0 0 0
17th Bryan Douglas EnglandEngland Blackburn Rovers May 27, 1934 4th 0 0
18th Roger Hunt EnglandEngland Liverpool FC 07/20/1938 0 0 0
19th Alan Peacock EnglandEngland Middlesbrough FC October 29, 1937 2 0 0
Trainer
EnglandEngland Walter Winterbottom March 31, 1913

English team games

First round

rank country Gates Points
1 Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary 8: 2 5
2 EnglandEngland England 4: 3 3
3 ArgentinaArgentina Argentina 2: 3 3
4th Bulgaria 1948Bulgaria Bulgaria 1: 7 1
  • Hungary 1957Hungary Hungary - England 2: 1 (1: 0)EnglandEngland

Stadium: Estadio El Teniente ( Rancagua )

Spectators: 7,938

Referee: Horn ( Netherlands )

Goals: 1-0 Tichy (17th), 1: 1 Flowers (60th) 11m , 2: 1 Albert (61st)

  • EnglandEngland England - Argentina 3: 1 (2: 0)ArgentinaArgentina

Stadium: Estadio El Teniente ( Rancagua )

Spectators: 9,794

Referee: Reginato ( Chile )

Goals: 1-0 Flowers (17th) 11m , 2-0 Charlton (42nd), 3-0 Greaves (67th), 3-1 Sanfilippo (81st)

  • EnglandEngland England 0-0 BulgariaBulgaria 1948Bulgaria

Stadium: Estadio El Teniente ( Rancagua )

Spectators: 5,700

Referee: Blavier ( Belgium )

Goals: none

In Group 4, the young Hungarian team was particularly convincing, shining above all against England (2: 1) and Bulgaria (6: 1). The stars of the technically convincing Magyars were goalkeeper Grosics (last player from the 54 team) and the great young center forward Florian Albert. When Albert was missing against Argentina, it was only enough to make it 0-0. Meanwhile, England secured second place with a bang, with the goal difference against Argentina being decisive. In the 3-1 win against the Gauchos, the English, dominated by Jimmy Greaves and Bobby Charlton, showed their best performance.

Quarter finals

17,736 Estadio Sausalito ( Viña del Mar ) Brazil 1960Brazil Brazil EnglandEngland England Schwinte ( France ) 3: 1 (1: 1) 1: 0 Garrincha (31st)
1: 1 Hitchens (38th)
2: 1 Vavá (53rd)
3: 1 Garrincha (59th)

In Viña del Mar met Brazil and England each other. An outstanding right winger Garrincha was the match winner in an encounter in which the Brazilians were able to fully convince for the first time. Garrincha's two goals and a goal from Vavá in a goal conceded to make it 1-1 from Hitchens, the center forward from Inter Milan , meant the 3-1 and the favorite's entry into the semi-finals.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ "England in Chile 1962" (England Football Online)