The four-year World Cup is the dream of all professional players, the peak showdown of the world’s best national teams. It is also a gathering place for young people to gather, the top stage for them to show their football talent, and the best shortcut to increase their value and promote wealthy clubs. Looking back on the 92-year history of the World Cup, stories of becoming famous in one battle on this highly anticipated platform are emerging one after another. Some have become famous and dominated the football world since then, while others have just appeared in a flash and fleeting like a meteor.
Babaylan: Become famous in one game. The king of football Pele is the most typical World Cup star. He is also the star with the highest achievements after becoming famous in one game.
Be famous as soon as possible! This sentence is very suitable for Bailey. At the age of 17 and 249 days, he participated in the 1958 World Cup in Sweden as a substitute and shone in his first World Cup. He scored the only goal in the game against Wales in the quarterfinals, scored a hat-trick against France in the semi-finals, and scored twice in the final to help the “Samba Legion” win the host lock 5-2. In his first World Cup journey, 17-year-old Pele scored 6 goals in four games, all of which were knockout goals, and Cinema became the well-deserved “first person” in one game.
In the history of world football, there is no second player who can score goals in the semi-finals and finals at the age of 17.
Mbappe: Breaking down the Argentine defense alone
Mbappe began to explode in the 2Cinema 016-2017 season, scoring 15 goals and 11 assists in 29 appearances and 6 goals in 9 appearances in the Champions League, becoming a hot new star in European football.
What really made Mr. M famous was the 4-3 victory over Argentina in the 2018 World Cup round of 16. The 19-year-old Mbappe made a dream performance of creating points at one time with two goals. In the 10th minute, he broke through Argentina’s entire defense alone, was knocked down in the penalty area, creating a penalty kick, and Griezmann took the penalty and took the lead. Then, in the 63rd and 68th minutes, the fourth under 20 years old to score in the World Cup knockout goalPlayer. Mbappe almost eliminated his opponent with his own strength and watched Messi leave, which is also considered to be the “handover” moment between the two old and new stars.
Irving shot in the 1998 World Cup against Argentina
Klose: The first show is the peak, and the continuation of Cinema‘s flight is even more amazing
German striker Klose is the peak when he debuts! In the 2002 World Cup, 24-year-old Klose made his World Cup debut. In his first World Cup match, he bent over to the top, beat the defender, and headed to score a hat-trick, helping the German team beat Saudi Arabia 8-0, and finally won the silver boots of the World Cup with 4 goals. “K God” became famous.
Klose has played in four World Cups, and has scored 16 goals in 24 games, ranking first in the world Cup history scorer. Although he has not won the amazing data of Ronaldo’s 8 goals in a single game, he has gained every World Cup and is highly valued. That is, Komiks made him no longer the absolute main player of the German team in the 2014 World Cup, and he still scored two goals in a limited time.
Michael Irving: “The Wind Chasing Boy” won quickly
The 1998 World Cup in France was Michael Irving’s first time on the World Cup. At that time, he was furious and frivolous. The 18-year-old “Golden Boy” was full of dreams and expectations for everything. Although he has scored 18 goals in 36 league games in the 1997-1998 season, becoming the youngest Golden Boot winner in Premier League history, it is really well-known to the world that his fame is the battle between the British and the United Kingdom in the eighth final.
This “wind-chasing boy” has repeatedly tore through Argentina’s defense line. A penalty kick was created in the 9th minute to help Alan Shearer equalize the score. The exciting moment in the 16th minute came: Irving received a pass from Beckham, took one pass in a row, drifting past Chamot and AhAfter Yara, he scored on the right side of the penalty area, and this goal has also become a classic goal in World Cup history. Irving instantly flew over the Pampas prairie in Argentina like a soaring falcon. The commentator exclaimed: “Irving tells us that having speed means doing whatever we want.”
Salenko: The record of 5 goals in a single game has been blocked to this day
In the 1994 World Cup, when the world’s attention was focused on stars such as Baggio, Romario, Batistuta, Gascoin, and Klinsmann, the Golden Boot Award was won by the unknown striker from Russia. In the US World Cup, Russia lost to Brazil in its first game. Although Salenko scored a goal in the second round, the team still lost to Sweden 1-3 and was eliminated early. In the last round, facing Cameroon, where only if you win, you have the chance to qualify, Russia won 6-1. Salenko staged a “five sons passed the exam” to set a World Cup record, and shared the glory of the Golden Boot with Stoickov with 6 goals. The record of 5 goals in a single game in the World Cup has been broken to date.
After the World Cup, Salenko moved to clubs such as Valencia and Glasgow Rangers, but he never reappeared in the World Cup style, which is a short-lived one.
J Ronaldo: Become famous with one goal and join the “Galaxy Battleship”
In the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Colombian midfielder James Rodriguez, who was later called “J Ronaldo”, became the most dazzling star. He contributed three shots and three passes in the group stage, becoming the absolute dominant of the game. His amazing performance made him quickly become popular in Colombia, but the real “one-goal fame” happened in the round of 16 against Uruguay, and the peak showdown between James Rodriguez and Suarez.
In the 28th minute, James Rodriguez’s “Flying Immortals from the Sky” 25 meters away made the entire stadium boil, with his chest stopping, turning around and volleying, and his movements were coherent and straight at the dead corner. In the end, James Rodriguez won the World Cup Golden Boot with 6 goals in 5 games and joined Real Madrid with a super high price of 80 million euros. This goal is priceless, but the Colombian star did not gain a foothold in the “Galaxy Battleship”. After turning to Bayern and Everton, Cinema’s starlight gradually faded.
SkyKomiksLaCinemaQ: The “Nobody” wearing the Golden Boots
At the 1990 Italian World Cup, there were two new players in the Italian team, one was Baggio and the other was Skirachi. Baggio was a supernova when he was Komiks and had already made a name for himself in Florence. Skirachi was a completely “Nobody” and a grassroots among the grassroots. Before the Italian World Cup started, Skirachi only played an international game for the Italian national team.
However, from the first group stage of the World Cup to the quarterfinals of Babaylan, Skirachi scored every game, shocking all the skills. It was not until the semi-finals that the goal momentum came to an abrupt end, but Skirachi still scored a penalty in the final penalty.
Skirachi won another goal in the third and fourth place competition, winning the Golden Boot and Golden Ball Awards of the World Cup with 6 goals.
Although the World Cup edge completely overshadowed Baggio, Skirachi played in Serie A for four seasons since then, and never scored more than 6 goals in the league. He disappeared after moving to the Japanese J League.
Ovilan: Copy Maradona’s “Century Goal”
As the “background board” of the biggest score event in the history of the World Cup (losing 0-8 to Germany in the 2002 World Cup), the Saudi Arabians have also had a one-goal moment of fame that belonged to Komiks. In the 1994 World Cup Group Stage against Belgium, in the 6th minute, Oviran received a pass about 70 meters away from the opponent’s goal, and then drove straight in. Four Belgian defenders surrounded and blocked them, all of which were passed by Oviran. In the end, he shot the ball in front of Belgian goalkeeper Komiks.
This goal replicates the “century goal” of King Maradona’s “running alone in a thousand miles against England in 1986. With this goal, Ovilan also left his name in the history of world football.
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