The 1962 FIFA World Cup quarter-finals saw Yugoslavia triumph over Germany with a decisive 1-0 victory at Estadio Nacional in Santiago, Chile.
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Jan 05, 2026 · 09:03 FIFA World Cup 1962 🕒︎ 1 min read EN

The encounter, scheduled for 1962-06-10 at 14:30 UTC, took place in the initial stage of the competition. Yugoslavia , playing in the quarter-finals, faced a formidable German side. The match was a crucial juncture in the tournament's progression.

Germany , coached by Sepp Herberger, entered the match with a tactical focus on controlling the midfield. Their strategy was to limit Yugoslavian progress and maintain a defensive structure. However, the YUG team's quick attacking play proved too much to handle.

The first half saw a tense battle. Yugoslavia's defense, largely spearheaded by a tenacious Radaković, managed to stifle Germany's attempts to create scoring opportunities. The pressure from the YUG defense proved to be a key factor in maintaining control of the game.

Yugoslavia's defense, largely spearheaded by a tenacious Radaković, managed to stifle Germany's attempts to create scoring opportunities.

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The second half continued with similar patterns of play. Germany's attempts to penetrate were largely unsuccessful, and Yugoslavia's forward line continued to exert pressure. The YUG team's control of possession was a significant advantage.

The scoreline of 1-0 in favor of Yugoslavia ultimately proved decisive. The stadium, Estadio Nacional, served as the stage for this significant encounter. It's important to note that the game was a quarter-final, marking the beginning of the competition's journey.

The match concluded with a 1-0 victory for Yugoslavia, a result that provides a significant boost to their chances of advancing to the next round. The result represents a crucial step in the tournament's progression, showcasing YUG's resilience and tactical acumen."], "substitutions":

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