The locations of some of the greatest goals are identifiable not by the players who scored them, but the nets the ball ended up in
Monday, July 6, 2015
Brazil 1989 - Copa America Special
Brazil hosted and won the 1989 Copa America.
2015 champions Chile lost to beaten 2015 finalists Argentina in their 5 team group, so didn't qualify for the semi finals.
Matches were played in four stadia. Goal nets were suspended via three differing methods.
Estadio Fonte Nova
Estadio Do Arruda
Estadio Serra Dourada
Estadio do Maracana
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Sunday, July 5, 2015
Argentina 1987 - Copa America Special
A full 28 years before anyone said, "Gonzalo Higuain, what a bottler,"Argentina hosted the 33rd Copa America.
It was the first competition to be held under the current system of rotational hosts.
2015 champions Chile were runners up.
Matches were played in three stadia, all with wonderful L-Supports.
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Rosario
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Italy v England Special
To mark this week's International friendly between Italy and England in Turin, a quick look back at the remarkable history of Italian goal nets in this fixture.
Florence 1952 - looks like Hampden Park
Rome 1961 - more Olanda than Italia
Rome 1976 - Wembley-style hardware (West Ham-style software)
Turin 1980
Florence 1952 - looks like Hampden Park
Rome 1961 - more Olanda than Italia
Rome 1976 - Wembley-style hardware (West Ham-style software)
Turin 1980
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