Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 1958/Finalrunde
Die Finalrunde der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 1958:
Übersicht
Mit dem Ende der Gruppenphase waren 8 Mannschaften für die Finalrunde qualifiziert:
| Gruppe 1 | Gruppe 2 | Gruppe 3 | Gruppe 4 |
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1.  BR Deutschland | 1.  Frankreich | 1.  Schweden | 1.  Brasilien |
2.  Nordirland | 2.  Jugoslawien | 2.  Wales | 2.  Sowjetunion |
Spielplan Finalrunde
| Viertelfinale | Halbfinale | Finale | ||||||||
| BR Deutschland | 1 | |||||||||
| Jugoslawien | 0 | |||||||||
| BR Deutschland | 1 | |||||||||
| Schweden | 3 | |||||||||
| Schweden | 2 | |||||||||
| Sowjetunion | 0 | |||||||||
| Schweden | 2 | |||||||||
| Brasilien | 5 | |||||||||
| Frankreich | 4 | |||||||||
| Nordirland | 0 | |||||||||
| Frankreich | 2 | Spiel um Platz drei | ||||||||
| Brasilien | 5 | |||||||||
| Brasilien | 1 | BR Deutschland | 3 | |||||||
| Wales | 0 | Frankreich | 6 | |||||||
Viertelfinale
Frankreich – Nordirland 4:0 (1:0)
| Frankreich | Nordirland | |||||||
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Claude Abbes – Raymond Kaelbel, Robert Jonquet  , André Lerond – Armand Penverne, Jean-Jacques Marcel – Maryan Wisnieski, Raymond Kopa, Just Fontaine, Roger Piantoni, Jean VincentCheftrainer: Albert Batteux | Harry Gregg – Willie Cunningham, Alf McMichael, Danny Blanchflower - Dick Keith, Billy Bingham – Wilbur Cush, Jimmy McIlroy, Peter McParland, Tommy Casey, Jackie Scott Cheftrainer: Peter Doherty | |||||||
 1:0 Wisnieski (22.) 2:0 Fontaine (55.) 3:0 Fontaine (63.) 4:0 Piantoni (68.) | ||||||||
Schweden – Sowjetunion 2:0 (0:0)
| Schweden | Sowjetunion | ||||||||
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| Kalle Svensson – Orvar Bergmark, Sven Axbom, Nils Liedholm - Sigge Parling, Kurt Hamrin – Gunnar Gren, Agne Simonsson, Lennart Skoglund, Bengt Gustavsson, Reino Börjesson Cheftrainer: George Raynor | Lew Jaschin – Wladimir Kessarew, Konstantin Krischewski, Boris Kusnezow – Juri Woinow, Walentin Iwanow – Nikita Simonjan , Sergei Salnikow, Anatoli Iljin, Wiktor Zarjow, Aleksandr Iwanow Cheftrainer: Gawriil Katschalin | ||||||||
| 1:0 Hamrin (49.) 2:0 A. Simonsson (88.) | |||||||||
Brasilien – Wales 1:0 (0:0)
| Brasilien | Wales | |||||||
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| Gilmar – De Sordi, Bellini , Orlando, Nílton Santos – Zito, Didi – Garrincha, Mazzola, Pelé, Zagallo Cheftrainer: Vicente Feola | Jack Kelsey – Stuart Williams, Mel Hopkins, Derrick Sullivan – Mel Charles, Dave Bowen – Terry Medwin, Ron Hewitt, Ivor Allchurch, Cliff Jones, Colin Webster Cheftrainer: Jimmy Murphy | |||||||
| 1:0 Pelé (66.) | ||||||||
BR Deutschland – Jugoslawien 1:0 (1:0)
| BR Deutschland | Jugoslawien | |||||||
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| Fritz Herkenrath – Herbert Erhardt, Erich Juskowiak, Horst Eckel, Horst Szymaniak – Georg Stollenwerk, Helmut Rahn – Fritz Walter, Aki Schmidt, Hans Schäfer , Uwe Seeler Cheftrainer: Sepp Herberger | Srboljub Krivokuća – Vasilije Šijaković, Tomislav Crnković, Branko Zebec - Miloš Milutinović, Dobrosav Krstić – Vujadin Boškov, Aleksandar Petaković, Todor Veselinović, Zdravko Rajkov, Radivoje Ognjanović Cheftrainer: Aleksandar Tirnanić | |||||||
| 1:0 H. Rahn (12.) | ||||||||
Halbfinale
Frankreich – Brasilien 2:5 (1:2)
| Frankreich | Brasilien | |||||||
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| Claude Abbes – Raymond Kaelbel, Robert Jonquet , André Lerond – Armand Penverne, Jean-Jacques Marcel – Maryan Wisnieski, Raymond Kopa, Just Fontaine, Roger Piantoni, Jean Vincent Cheftrainer: Albert Batteux | Gilmar – De Sordi, Bellini , Orlando, Nílton Santos – Zito, Didi – Garrincha, Vavá, Pelé, Zagallo Cheftrainer: Vicente Feola | |||||||
| 1:1 Fontaine (9.) 2:5 Piantoni (83.) | 0:1 Vavá (2.) 1:2 Didi (39.) 1:3 Pelé (52.) 1:4 Pelé (64.) 1:5 Pelé (75.) | |||||||
BR Deutschland – Schweden 1:3 (1:1)
| BR Deutschland | Schweden | |||||||
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| Fritz Herkenrath – Herbert Erhardt, Erich Juskowiak, Horst Eckel – Horst Szymaniak, Georg Stollenwerk – Helmut Rahn, Fritz Walter, Hans Schäfer , Uwe Seeler, Hans Cieslarczyk Cheftrainer: Sepp Herberger | Kalle Svensson – Orvar Bergmark, Sven Axbom, Nils Liedholm - Sigge Parling, Kurt Hamrin – Gunnar Gren, Agne Simonsson, Lennart Skoglund, Bengt Gustavsson, Reino Börjesson Cheftrainer: George Raynor | |||||||
| 1:0 H. Schäfer (24.) | 1:1 Skoglund (32.) 1:2 Gren (81.) 1:3 Hamrin (88.) | |||||||
| Platzverweis: E. Juskowiak (59.) | ||||||||
Spiel um Platz 3
BR Deutschland – Frankreich 3:6 (1:3)
| BR Deutschland | Frankreich | ||||||
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| Heinrich Kwiatkowski – Herbert Erhardt, Heinz Wewers, Horst Szymaniak – Georg Stollenwerk, Karl-Heinz Schnellinger – Hans Schäfer , Hans Cieslarczyk, Alfred Kelbassa, Hans Sturm, Helmut Rahn Cheftrainer: Sepp Herberger | Claude Abbes – Raymond Kaelbel, André Lerond, Maurice Lafont – Armand Penverne , Jean-Jacques Marcel – Maryan Wisnieski, Raymond Kopa, Just Fontaine, Yvon Douis, Jean Vincent Cheftrainer: Albert Batteux | ||||||
| 1:1 Cieslarczyk (18.) 2:4 H. Rahn (52.) 3:5 H. Schäfer (84.) | 0:1 Fontaine (16.) 1:2 Kopa (27., Foulelfmeter) 1:3 Fontaine (36.) 1:4 Douis (50.) 2:5 Fontaine (78.) 3:6 Fontaine (89.) | ||||||
Finale
Schweden – Brasilien 2:5 (1:2)
| Schweden | Brasilien | Aufstellung | ||||||
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| Kalle Svensson – Orvar Bergmark, Sven Axbom – Reino Börjesson, Bengt Gustavsson, Sigge Parling – Kurt Hamrin, Gunnar Gren, Agne Simonsson, Nils Liedholm , Lennart Skoglund Cheftrainer: George Raynor | Gilmar – Djalma Santos, Bellini , Orlando, Nílton Santos – Zito, Didí – Garrincha, Vavá, Pelé, Zagallo Cheftrainer: Vicente Feola | |||||||
| 1:0 Liedholm (4.) 2:4 A. Simonsson (80.) | 1:1 Vavá (9.) 1:2 Vavá (32.) 1:3 Pelé (55.) 1:4 Zagallo (68.) 2:5 Pelé (90.) | |||||||
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