The 1950 FIFA World Cup in Brazil is famously remembered for the  Maracanazo, where Uruguay stunned the host nation with a 2-1 victory in the final match at the Maracan Stadium. The tournament highlighted the unpredictability and drama of football, and stood out for an exceptionally high average of 4 goals per game.

120 years of FIFA: rare reward

Rare

FIFA World Cup Brazil 1950™ 4.00 goals scored per match

Brazil 1950

Who scored the most goals in a single World Cup match? That's right: Oleg Salenko. This is the final seal of that record-breaking day.

USA94 - 30 years later

Epic

1994 FIFA World Cup USA™ RUS 6-1 CMR, **Goal: Oleg Salenko 75’**

Russia

While Earth is said to be in a "Goldilocks zone," Agma Stadium is similarly in its own Goldilocks zone regarding temperature. It is located on a small moon of Jupiter that never sees the sun and experiences freezing temperatures year-round. However, the stadium is built within a volcanic crater, where geothermal heat offsets the frigid conditions, making it an ideal location. Players often describe playing in Agma as the perfect blend of warmth and chill, like sipping hot cocoa while standing in the snow. 
 
Descriptions have been provided by the artist Felipe Sarmiento

The Art of Football: Stadium Edition

AGMA Interstellar Stadium

Fernando Torres breaks into the box against Ukraine and strikes a low shot into the bottom corner past the goalkeeper.

Europe First Timers

2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™ ESP 4-0 UKR, **Goal: Fernando Torres 81'**

Spain

Jared Borghetti is a legendary Mexican footballer, known for his incredible heading ability and being Mexico's all-time second-highest goal scorer. He played for both club and country with great success.

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Brazil 1950

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AGMA Interstellar Stadium

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