Storia di un GoleadorLogos Tv
Sandro
Mazzola and his brother Ferruccio signed for Internazionale. He played
all his career for Inter, scoring 116 Serie A goals. His Serie A debut
was for Inter against Juventus on 10 June 1961, when his team lost 9-1. A
year before his debut, Helenio Herrera arrived from FC Barcelona as the
coach of Inter.
He brought Luis Suárez from FC Barcelona as his midfield general, he had Tarcisio Burgnich and Giacinto Facchetti as his fullbacks, Brazilian Jair as his wing, Mario Corso as the left midfielder, Armando Picchi as his sweeper, and Mazzola who eventually played the game in the inside-right position. Together, they would transform the club into the best in Europe. They were known for their defensive tactic known as catenaccio. In 1964, Mazzola scored twice to beat Real Madrid in the 1964 European Cup Final to emulate A.C. Milan's feat of the previous season. They would defend their title again the following season by beating S.L. Benfica in the Final. In the 1966-67 season, they made it to their third Final, but lost to Celtic F.C. with Mazzola scoring one goal.
Doc, Vhs Rip
30mnts, 285mo
Sound 160kps
Italian Comments
