2006 World Cup: Surprise Headbutt Secures Italy Title
The Italy national team won the 2006 World Cup for the fourth time, after defeating France in the final via penalties, which featured the famous incident between Zinedine Zidane and Marco Materazzi. The tournament saw unusual statistics, including the issuance of 28 red cards, and the Croatia-Australia match experienced the strangest cases of yellow cards. Despite match-fixing scandals regarding results and Italy's ranking, they managed to secure the championship thanks to strong performance in the penalty shootouts.
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