For whom did Alex Chayne score direct from a corner in an international football (soccer) match in 1929?
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Alexander George Cheyne (ref got spelling wrong) scored the winner for SCOTLAND direct from a corner in 89th minute of a British Championship game against England on 13th April 1929.\n\nThe match was played at Hampden Park in front of 110512 people.\n\nWorth a beer from all you MX fantasy football managers?
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Lucien Laurent of France scored against Mexico in the 19th minute of the very first World Cup match on July 13, 1930. France went on to win the match 4-1 but host nation Uruguay was the eventual winner of the tournament.
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Uruguay, strangely enough, in 1930.  But it was held in Uruguay, so it makes sense and they where a very strong team back in the day.
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Before the major change to the offside rule in 1925, teams would play a 2-3-5 formation - goalkeeper, two full backs, three half backs and five forwards.  The forwards would play in a line and were given the the names Outside Right, Inside Right, Centre Forward, Inside Left, Outside Left (The outside forwards were also known as wingers).  Therefore the inside forward played between the centre forward and the outside forward/winger.  Tradionionally the inside right would wear the number 8 shirt and the inside left the number 10 (like Pele and Maradonna).\n\nFollowing the 1925 change in the offside rule most teams adopted what was called a WM formation.  Under this formation (a bit similar to the modern 4-5-1 formation with a holding midfielder), the inside forwards dropped back behind the centre forward.  A favoured tactic was that the winger would cross the ball to the centre forward who would then lay the ball back to the inside forward who made a late run into the Penalty Area.  This play is difficult to defend against.\n\nToday the name is rather anachronistic with the wide variety of formations adopted by teams, but is used to refer to an attacking central midfield player or a forward who drops back in a 4-4-1-1 formation.
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It was against Belgium, in the opening match of WC 1982. Belgium won 1-0, scoring Van der Bergh.\n\nMaradona did not go to 1978 WC, despite being a boywonder.
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Lucien Laurent of France against Mexico in the 19th minute in the first World Cup match on 13/07/1930
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Manuel Ferreira (Argentina) \nlost 4-2 to Uruguay
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A friendly match a while ago, before the WC. Goalscorers were Alberto Gilardino, Luca Toni, Daniele De Rossi, Alessandro Del Piero! :)
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Trinidad & Tobago had 3 corners in favour and 7 against
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It was held in 1930.  Uruguay, the host nation, won.
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Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2, in Montevideo, in the Centenario, on July 30, 1930
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As far as I can understand, not in Britain. The first time I'm aware of is when Jesper Olsen (Ajax, later Man Utd.) passed the ball to Johan Cruyff in a game against Helmond Sport, sometime in the late 70's
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Guillermo Stabile of Argentina scored the first-ever World Cup hat-trick on 19th July 1930 against Mexico in Montevideo. His team won 6-3.
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C’est un français (cocorico !), Lucien Laurent, n°10 de l’équipe de France en 1930, qui rencontre le Mexique en match d’ouverture de la première coupe du monde, le 13 juillet 1930 en Uruguay. Et la France s’imposera 4-1.
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Roberto Di Matteo at Wembley - Saturday 20th May 1997\n\nScore : Chelsea 2 Middlesborough 0\n\nRoberto Di Matteo............Picking up a pass from Wise, who had won the ball from Robbie Mustoe, the Italian midfielder ran unchallenged from inside his own half before beating Ben Roberts from 25 yards with a shot that dipped wickedly over the young Middlesbrough goalkeeper and went in off the crossbar.........What a Goal !!!!!!!!\n\nIt was a stunning blow made possible not only by Di Matteo's mastery of technique but also the clever, diversionary run by Hughes that removed Nigel Pearson as the last line of a defence. \n\nThe goal was timed at 42 seconds, which made it the fastest scored in an FA Cup final this century. It beat by three seconds the goal with which Jackie Milburn put Newcastle ahead against Manchester City in 1955.
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In Uruguay in 1930\n\nwon by Uruguay\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifa_world_cup
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It was Referee Jan Langenus assisted from the touchline by his countryman Henry Christophe. The game was the FIFA World Cup final on 30 July 1930 in Montevideo and the score was Uruguay-Argentina, 4-2.