Welcome, sports fans, to a historic moment in World Cup history! While Argentina vs. Netherlands in the 2022 World Cup may be a match to remember, let’s take a trip down memory lane to the unforgettable showdown in Nuremberg during the 2006 FIFA World Cup. That’s right, we’re diving deep into the clash between Portugal and the Netherlands, a match that still holds the record for the most cards ever awarded in a World Cup game.
Iit’s June 25th, 2006, and the stage is the iconic Frankenstadion in Nuremberg. The world had its eyes fixed on this thrilling encounter. Russian referee Valentin Ivanov had a date with destiny, and he didn’t disappoint, or maybe he did, depending on how you look at it.
Ivanov didn’t hold back, dishing out a staggering 4 red cards and 16 yellow cards during the course of this unforgettable match. It was like a card carnival out there, with players collecting them like prized souvenirs.
And the result? Portugal emerged victorious with a 1-0 win, thanks to a splendid goal by Maniche in the 23rd minute. The Portuguese team showcased their skill and determination, earning themselves a spot in the quarter-finals, where they’d go on to meet England.
This match is etched in World Cup history for its intensity and card collection. So, if you’re a football aficionado and want to relive this incredible moment, stay tuned, because this video is for you!
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The dirtiest game in World Cup history the Battle of nurburg it’s probably the most shocking game in World Cup history yeah the Battle of Santiago in the 1962 world cup is what many call the dirtiest game in the tournament’s history but come on it was 1962 in black and white
And literally 99% of all of us watching this video were not even born at that point let alone watched it so I’m going to talk to you about the real dirtiest game in World Cup history the Battle of nerenberg is a nickname of a football
Match paid in the round of 16 of the 2006 World Cup between Portugal and the Netherlands a card happy Russian referee Valentine ianov issued a FIFA World Cup record four red cards and 16 yellow cards setting a new record for card show at any FIFA administered International
Tournament so let’s take a look at every single issue during the game to remind ourselves of just how mental it really was
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Very cool 😊❤
You're very underrated or i came very early?
Noice ❤😊
I wasn’t even born for the 2006 World Cup 😭
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Why it's always Netherlands
Underrated and i loved the video
You know it goes back a bit when Ronaldo wasn't no7, especially that he now has over 160 caps and Figo was playing. Two of the best European sides at the time 🎉
Battle of lusial left the chat with 18 yellow cards, 1 red card and 48 fouls