Italy 1990

The 1990 FIFA World Cup final is hosted at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, where West Germany meets Argentina once again. In a tense and tactical battle, West Germany edges a 1-0 victory through a late penalty by Andreas Brehme. The game is fiercely contested, but the Germans remain composed. Lothar Matthäus leads with focus and resolve. As the final whistle echoes through the stadium, the German players erupt in celebration. Matthäus raises the World Cup under the Roman night sky. It marks West Germany’s third title — a moment of redemption and glory.