1990 FIFA World Cup Final

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The 1990 FIFA World Cup Final was contested between West Germany and Argentina. It was an ill-tempered game, notable for seeing the first two sendings off in a World Cup final. West Germany won 1-0, with a late Andreas Brehme penalty sealing their third World Cup win.

[edit] Match details

1990-07-08 20:00 CET	West Germany	1 – 0	Argentina	Stadio Olimpico, Rome Attendance: 73,603 Referee: Edgardo Codesal Méndez (Mexico)
	Brehme 85' (pen.)





West Germany





Argentina


WEST GERMANY:
GK	1	Bodo Illgner
RB	5	Klaus Augenthaler
LB	3	Andreas Brehme
SW	6	Guido Buchwald
CD	4	Jürgen Kohler
CD	14	Thomas Berthold		75'
CM	7	Pierre Littbarski
CM	8	Thomas Häßler
CM	10	Lothar Matthäus (c)
FW	9	Rudi Völler	52'
FW	18	Jürgen Klinsmann
Substitutes:
DF	2	Stefan Reuter		75'
Squad:
FW	11	Frank Mill
GK	12	Raimond Aumann
FW	13	Karl-Heinz Riedle
MF	15	Uwe Bein
DF	16	Paul Steiner
MF	17	Andreas Möller
DF	19	Hans Pflügler
MF	20	Olaf Thon
MF	21	Günter Hermann
GK	22	Andreas Köpke
Manager:
Franz Beckenbauer


ARGENTINA:
GK	12	Sergio Goycochea
DF	13	Néstor Lorenzo
DF	17	Roberto Sensini
DF	18	José Serrizuela
DF	19	Oscar Ruggeri		46'
DF	20	Juan Simón
MF	4	José Basualdo
MF	7	Jorge Burruchaga		54'
MF	10	Diego Maradona (c)
MF	21	Pedro Troglio	84'
FW	9	Gustavo Dezotti	9', 87'
Substitutes:
MF	15	Pedro Monzón	65'	46'
MF	6	Gabriel Calderón		54'
Squad:
GK	1	Ángel Comizzo
MF	2	Sergio Batista
FW	3	Abel Balbo
DF	5	Edgardo Bauza
FW	8	Claudio Caniggia (Suspended)
DF	11	Néstor Fabbri
MF	14	Ricardo Giusti
DF	16	Julio Olarticoechea
GK	22	Fabián Cancelarich
Manager:
Carlos Bilardo