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Bizarrely, though, he never played for his country again, and ended his glorious, four-match Albiceleste career with a goalscoring ratio of two-per-game.
Saturday, 12 April 2014
12 April 2014:62 days to go
Argentina’s Guillermo Stabile, who scored in the first FIFA World Cup Final in 1930, died at the age of 61 in December 1966.
Stabile
was handed his international debut at those inaugural finals in Uruguay
and made an immediate and spectacular impact, scoring a hat-trick in a
6-3 thrashing of Mexico and adding five more goals to become the World
Cup’s first Golden Boot winner.
Bizarrely, though, he never played for his country again, and ended his glorious, four-match Albiceleste career with a goalscoring ratio of two-per-game.
Bizarrely, though, he never played for his country again, and ended his glorious, four-match Albiceleste career with a goalscoring ratio of two-per-game.
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