Brazil wins third World Cup in color
Brazil's national team won the 1970 World Cup for the third time, claiming the Jules Rimet Trophy forever. They delivered an exceptional performance led by their star Pelé, who scored 12 goals during the tournament and was crowned the greatest in history. The first edition broadcast in color took place in Mexico at high altitudes and witnessed historic moments, including the debut of substitutions and the first use of yellow and red cards. Brazil secured the championship by defeating Italy 4-1 in the final, claiming their third title, and Pelé left his enduring football legacy in the tournament.
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