The Legends of World Football: Pele, Zidane, Beckenbauer, and Zagallo

The video explores the legendary 1970 Brazilian World Cup team led by Pele, highlighting their attacking style and historic victory. It also covers Zinedine Zidane's career, marked by both achievements and controversies, including his role in France's 1998 World Cup win and the infamous 2006 headbutt incident. The contributions of Mario Zagallo and Franz Beckenbauer as players and managers are discussed, emphasizing their unique achievements in football history. The video concludes by reflecting on the lasting impact of these football legends on the sport and its global fanbase.

Which team did Brazil face in the 1970 World Cup final?

• Germany

• Italy

• Argentina

• Uruguay

What was significant about Brazil's fourth goal in the 1970 World Cup final?

• It was the only goal of the match.

• It was an own goal by Italy.

• It involved eight players and is considered one of the greatest goals.

• It was scored by Pele from a free kick.

How did Pele contribute to the global promotion of football?

• By organizing international tournaments.

• By playing in the European leagues.

• By becoming a world ambassador for FIFA.

• By coaching the Brazilian national team.

What was a major controversy involving Zinedine Zidane in the 2006 World Cup final?

• He refused to play the final match.

• He scored an own goal.

• He was sent off for headbutting an opponent.

• He missed a crucial penalty.

Which World Cup did Zidane first participate in?

• 2002

• 1998

• 1994

• 2006

What unique achievement is shared by Mario Zagallo and Franz Beckenbauer?

• Scoring in every World Cup they participated in.

• Winning the World Cup three times as a player.

• Winning the World Cup as both player and manager.

• Coaching teams from different countries.

Which national team did Franz Beckenbauer manage to a World Cup victory?

• Germany

• France

• Brazil

• Italy