1970 world cup,a german player makes a goal with the back of his head against peru what was his name?
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Gerard Muller, this guy scored from any angle.
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Mexico and Peru never played each other in the 1970 World Cup, mind you. Mexico was in Group A while Peru in D.In the Quarterfinals, Peru lost to Brazil while Mexico lost to Italy.
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Franz Beckenbauer (The Kaiser) was the Captain of the West German side. First and only person to have won the world cup as both player and manager.
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'The Kaiser' Frank Beckenbauer. He won the world cup such as player in 1974, and won it such as trainner of Germany in Italy-90
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1970's Gerd Müller of West Germany he holds the record for 14 goals scored.
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30 June 1974 FIFA World Cup Germany \nArgentina 1-2 Brazil
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Gerd Muller scored a total of 14 goals in 2 World Cups - 10 in 1970 and 4 in 1974.\n\nJust Fontaine of France scored a record 13 goals in a single world cup in 1958.
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in mexico  1970 when brasil team won the world cup
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Gerhard 'Da bomber' Mueller of Germany. He scored a total of 14 goals. 10 goals @ Mexico '70 & 4 goals @ Germany '74. Gerd Mueller is a goal ahead of France's Just Fontaine & two goals ahead of Brazil's Ronaldo who has notched 12 goals in 3 World Cups ( '94 (did not play though), '98 & 2002).\n\nGerd Mueller has one of d best scoring records for an international player, notching 68 goals in 62 caps for Germany and 365 goals in 427 Bundesliga appearances.\n\nGerd Mueller scored the winning goal for Germany in the World Cup finals of 1974, against The Netherlands.
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Sorry for the late answer.\nBut that guy is definitely\n(Paul Breitner) played for West Germany.
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German football player
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Answer: G. Muller (West Germany) in 1970 and 1974\n\nGoals Player \n14    G. Müller (West Germany) \n13    Fontaine (France) \n12    Pelé, Ronaldo (Brasil) \n11    Kocsis (Hungary) \n      Klinsmann (West Germany) \n10    Batistuta (Argentina)\n      Lineker (England)\n      Cubillas (Peru)\n      Lato (Poland)\n      Rahn (West Germany) \n9     Ademir, Jairzinho, Vavá (Brasil)\n      R. Baggio, Rossi (Italy)\n      Eusebio (Portugal)\n      Matthäus (West Germany / Germany)\n      Rummenigge, Seeler (West Germany)
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It was Gerd Müller. He was also known as "Kleines dickes Müller" which means "Litte fat Müller" ;)\nHe played for FC Bayern München and scored the decisive goal in the Word Cup final 1974 against the Netherlands in Munich for the 2:1 victory.
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1970 - Quarter-finals, defeated by West Germany 3-2 after being 2-0 up  \n1974 - Did not qualify \n1978 - Did not qualify \n1982 - Round 2 - remained unbeaten but failed to qualify from their group whicjh included Spain and Germany. \n1986 - Quarter-finals. Defeated 2-1 by Argentina with the game best remained by "Hand of God" Maradona. Little is remembered that his 2nd goal was absolutely world class \n1990 - Semi-Finals. Finished 4th. Lost to Germany on penalties and lost 2-1 to Italy in the 3rd/4th Play Off finals\n1994 - Did not qualify \n1998 - Round 2 - beaten on penalties to Argentina. Match remembered for David Beckham's sending off \n2002 - Quarter-finals. Beaten 2-1 by Brazil and a wonder goal by Ronaldinho.
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It is Franz Beckenbauer. I wonder what's going on with him at this moment. I saw him playing with with his arm tied by bandages to his body after breaking his collar bone because he refused to be taken out of the game in the finals during the world championship of 1974 (correct me if I'm wrong).\nThose were the days of good soccer!\nHail to him.
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He is a famous french soccer player known for his fast ducking when a hard shot-on-goal is approaching.  He was accidentally hit by the ball 3 times during the German team's famous 33-0 win over France in the 1974 world cup.
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Carsten Jancker plays for Kaiserslaughtern. He is a forward. He used to play for Bayern Munich and Udinese. He last played for Germany in WC 2002.\n\nJose Luis Chilavert was Paraguay's goalkeeper. He is most famous for scoring a hat-trick of penalties in a game. However he was also a great goalkeeper.\n\nOliver Kahn is Germany's current goalkeeper. He plays for Bayern Munich.