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http://www.football-italia.net/blogs/sm10.htmlBlog: Italy 1982 = Inter 2010
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Steve Mitchell on the 10 uncanny similarities between Italy’s 1982 World Cup victory and Inter’s Champions League charge
1. Italy started their 1982 World Cup campaign with a goalless draw against Poland. Jose Mourinho’s men kicked off their current Champions League season with a 0-0 at San Siro against Barcelona.
2. Back in 1982, Enzo Bearzot’s team drew their next two matches to qualify for the second stage as group runners up. After Barcelona, Inter could only draw with Rubin Kazan and Dynamo Kiev and finished as group runners up.
3. Under mounting pressure 28 years ago, Bearzot declared a Press embargo. After the home game against Sampdoria this season, Mourinho also refused to speak to the media.
4. When Italy faced the might of Argentina in Spain, the Azzurri raised their game to silence the critics with a 2-1 victory. Inter were never expected to beat Chelsea in the first knock out stage of this season’s Champions League, but they did twice – 2-1 and 1-0.
5. In Spain, Bearzot’s Azzurri faced Brazil in what was effectively a semi-final play-off. Not many people gave them a hope but they turned the form book on its head with a 3-2 victory. Move forward 28 years and Barcelona were expected to see off the Italian challenge in the semi-final. Mourinho tore up the script as his team ran out 3-2 aggregate winners.
6. In 1982, Italy faced Poland in the semi-final in a repeat of their opening fixture. The Nerazzurri also faced the same opposition, Barcelona, in the last four as they had done in their opening group game.
7. Bearzot’s men played their semi-final game at the Camp Nou, Mourinho’s side also played their semi-final second leg at the same venue.
8. Their victory in 1982 was the first for the Azzurri since the 1930s. Back then they won consecutive World Cups in 1934 and 1938, one of which was on home soil. Should Inter seal victory on Saturday night in Madrid, it will be their first victory in the competition since their back to back victories in 1964 and ‘65, one of which was in their San Siro home.
9. Enzo Bearzot’s victory in 1982 came 44 years after the second success of Vittorio Pozzo. Should Mourinho triumph on Saturday, it will be 45 years since Helenio Herrera won the second of his two European Cups.
10. The Azzurri’s opponents in the World Cup Final of 1982 were West Germany and the game was played at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid. Mourinho must overcome German opposition in Bayern Munich at the same venue if Inter are to become kings of Europe again. So 3-1 Inter anybody?
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