Who was the substitute of Pele in 1962  soccer world cup.?
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a guy name Garincha or something like that, all I can tell you is that he was black and talented. trivia: one leg was shorter than the other :)
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check this link http://www.planetworldcup.com/CUPS/1962/wc62final.html
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Pele of Brazil was the youngest in 1958 world cup (17)\nRoger Milla of Kameroon was the oldest in 1994 world cup (42)
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Answer: Pele with 3 World Cups.\n\nWorld Cups Played: 1962 - 1966 - 1970 - 1958 \nPlaces Achieved:  1º (1962, 1970, 1958)
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In reply to Arsenalfox2000 - I agree that we apply the word great to too many modern players today. I also agree that Pele was a great GOALSCORER - However, he participated in 2 world cup wins, the first in 58 which he was a young reserve who was brought in late on in the world cup and scored some good and VERY important goals, at 17 this made him a star the first real superstar footballer. in 62 he was injured and in 66 he was injured and retired. He came back in 1970 and had a very good world cup scoring great goals in a great team however the star of the show was Jarzinho. So in reality he was a great young player in 58 and then did very little on the world stage until 1970 - Of course in the meantime he was banging goals in for fun with Santos and obviously this was against some fantastic Brazilian defences????? (yeah right) - he was a great goalscorer with a some flair and vision; just like Van basten, Muller, Greaves etc. True he was an ambasador but does that make George best a bad player??? is Lineker better than Maradona because he is a nice guy????? I dont think so, Maradona came from the slums of Argentina and he was never going to be Mother Teresa, especially when he was surrounded by the wrong crowd all along just like Mike Tyson, Brazil won the world cup in 62 without Pele and they would have won it without him in 70 too. Maradona with Napoli and Argentina took these teams to another level, He scored great goals, created goals, led and inspired those around him to be winners and they would not have won their titles without him!!!!  He was not just a goalscorer but a GENIUS and Genius is not a word you hear associated with Pele. If he was, you would not have to point to the fact that he was great ambasador and all the other rubbish outside of the actual football on the pitch. As a goalscorer he was great, but so was Lineker, would you call Lineker a Genius - NO you would not. The other factor that you have to consider, is the standard of football when Pele played - It was very poor, teams would get beat by many goals regularly and the fitness and skill levels was poor. The lesser teams today are of a certain standard, all compenet footballers; back in the day except from a few....... the rest made the numbers up. \n\nGenius is:- Maradona, Roberto Baggio, Platini, Bergkamp, Cantona,  Ronahldinho, Henry, Zidane, Rooney, Beardsley.\n\nGreat goalscores - Pele, Shearer, Lineker, Greaves, Muller, Van Basten, Rush, Schevchenko, Raul, Fowler, Fontaine and many more. \n\nThere are few GENIUS but MANY Goalscores - Genius in football is not jus the ability to finish - but it is the ability to create the unexpected, vision, composure, flair, style, grace, fantasy, art and skill. \n\nYou can apply this to any sport or position in football. Tennis, Genius = Agassi Great = Sampras\n\nCentre Half - Genuis Legend = Baresi - Great Legend = Tony Adams\n\nFull Back - Genius Legend = Maldini - Great Legend = Cafu\n\nBoxing - Genius Legend = Ali, Great = Tyson \n\nGolf  - Genius Legend = Tiger Woods - Great = Nicholas\n\nFormula One - Genius Legend = Airton Senna - Great Legend = Schumaker\n\n\nTo be a Genius you need the X FACTOR you need GRACE and in front of the Camera Pele does have grace, on the pitch however he is a DEMON GOALSCORER, a Legendary goalscorer but not a GENIUS Footballer!!!!!!!!!\n\nSometimes the Legend beats the Genius eg, Sampras considered better than Agassi on the other hand Ali is considered better than Tyson -  In sport the professional legend gets more recognition than the rough around the edges Genius and this is the case with Pele and Maradona - althouthgh Maradona is also a Legend, the Legend of Pele beats Maradona becasue of other areas that people judge outside of the football pitch. But Pele is not a Genius and Maradona is - Maradona is the single most gifted footballer ever along with my personal favourite Roberto Baggio.
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either pele or david beckam i don't know i don't follow soccer. long story
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Hi there!\n\nIn 1962 the Football World Cup returned to the continent of South America. It was held in Chile in accordance with FIFA's decision in Lisbon in June 1956, and won by Brazil, who retained the championship by beating Czechoslovakia 3-1 in the final.\n\nOnly three nations competed for the honour of staging the tournament. Chile prevailed over West Germany and Argentina though the larger, better-equipped Latin American country was the favorite. The format of the competition stayed the same as 1958: 16 teams qualified, divided into four groups of four. The top two teams in each group advanced to the quarter-finals.\n\nSo the answer to yoru question is Chile!
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In June 1954, the FIFA congress in Bern, Switzerland decided to award the 1958 Football World Cup to Sweden. It was won by Brazil, who beat Sweden 5-2 in the final for their first title. The World Cup marked the debut on the world stage of 17-year-old Pelé, who would grow to be considered one of the greatest footballers of all time.\n\nThe Final was played in Solna, in the Råsunda Stadium, as 50,000 people watched in amazement as the Brazilians went a goal down after four minutes. The Brazilians were undismayed as Vava equalised shortly afterwards and then sent them a goal ahead before half time. In the second half Pelé out shone every one, notching up two goals, Zagalo added a goal in between, and Sweden managed a consolation goal. But the game really belonged to Pelé, and the Jules Rimet trophy belonged to Brazil the World Cup Winners.\n\n\nTop scorer:\nJust Fontaine (FRA)\n13 goals
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Pelé was the youngest player to play in a World Cup final at 17 years and 239 days old, in Gothenburg, June 19 1958. \nHe is also the youngest player to score in a World Cup final at 17 years old.
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14  G. Müller (West Germany) \n13  Fontaine (France) \n12  Pelé, Ronaldo (Brazil) \n11  Kocsis (Hungary)   \n10  Klinsmann (West Germany) \n  Batistuta (Argentina)\n Lineker (England)\n Cubillas (Peru)\n Lato (Poland)\n Rahn (West Germany) \n9  Ademir, Jairzinho, Vavá (Brazil)\n R. Baggio, Rossi (Italy)\n Eusebio (Portugal)\n Matthäus (West Germany / Germany)\n Rummenigge, Seeler (West Germany) \n\n10  Hungary - El Salvador 10:1 (3:0) 1982 \n+9  Hungary - South Korea 9:0 (4:0) 1954 \n+9  Yugoslavia - Zaire 9:0 (6:0) 1974 \n+8  Sweden - Cuba 8:0 (4:0) 1938    \n+8  Uruguay - Bolivia 8:0 (4:0) 1950 \n+8  Germany - Saudi Arabia 8:0 (4:0) 2002 \n\n12  Austria - Switzerland 7:5 (5:4) 1954 \n11  Brazil - Poland 6:5 (4:4, 3:1) 1938 \n11  Hungary - West Germany 8:3 (3:1) 1954 \n11  Hungary - El Salvador 10:1 (3:0) 1982 \n10  France - Paraguay 7:3 (2:2) 1958 \n9  Argentina - Mexico 6:3 (3:0) 1930 \n9  Hungary - South Korea 9:0 (4:0) 1954 \n9  West Germany - Turkey 7:2 (3:1) 1954 \n9  France - West Germany 6:3 (3:1) 1958 \n9  Yugoslavia - Zaire 9:0 (6:0) 1974 \n\n27  Hungary 1954 \n25  West Germany 1954 \n23  France 1958 \n22  Brasil 1950
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There were actually two.\n\nJairzinho of Brazil, who did this in the 1970 World Cup and Alcide Ghiggia of Uruguay in 1950. Ghiggia only played four games where as Jairzinho played six.
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pele\n\nEdson Arantes do Nascimento, Honorary KBE, (born October 23, 1940), nicknamed Pelé  is a former Brazilian soccer player universally regarded by experts and fans alike to be one of soccer's finest -- if not the finest -- player ever.\n\nOften considered the complete midfield and attacking player, he was completely two-footed, a prolific clinical finisher, exceptional at dribbling and passing, and was a remarkably good tackler for a forward. He was also famed for his speed and kicking strength. Over the course of his career, Pelé scored over a thousand goals and won three World Cups. Since his full retirement in 1977 he has served as an ambassador for the sport
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento of BRAZIL, famously known in the world as Pele has scored 1,281 goals in 1,363 matches in his career, by far the most goals ever scored by a single player in his entire career. \n\nPele has also won 3 FIFA World Cup with BRAZIL in 1958, 1962 & 1970. he is the youngest ever goal scorer in the World Cup final when he scored two in the 1958 FIFA World Cup final against SWEDEN. he is often regarded as one of the greatest football players in the world.
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I don´t know,\n\nI have a hunch it was Ronaldo in 1994 in the United States, even though he didn´t play one single match.  He was 17 at the time.  But Pelé could also be the record holder, because in 1958, in Brazil´s first championhip run, he was a starter and won the world cup in Sweden against the hosts, when he wa also 17.
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Pele in the brazil national team
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento, Honorary KBE, (born October 23, 1940), nicknamed Pelé (pron. IPA /pɛ.'lɛ/), is a former Brazilian football (soccer) player who won three World Cup medals and broke many records, also known as O Rei (The King) and Pérola Negra (The Black Pearl).
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It should be Abedi Pele of Ghana.Or George Weah of Liberia.Sadly enough,both players didnt manage to play in a World Cup,which makes them both two of the greatest players to never play in a World Cup.