Ephemeris June 29: what happened on a day like today?

Between ephemeris that take place June 29stands out the World Cup Final in Mexico 1986in which Argentina beat Germany 3-2 and won their second soccer World Cup.

In an Azteca Stadium in the Federal District with more than 115,000 spectators in the stands, Argentina tried to repeat what they did at the 1978 World Cup in Argentina, while the Europeans sought revenge for the final they lost to Spain in the previous World Cup.

La Albiceleste started by winning the game with a goal from José Luis Brown in the 23rd minute, and Jorge Valdano extended the lead in the 55th minute. When it seemed like the game was close, the Germans got the draw with goals from Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (74 ‘) and Rudi Voeller (80’).

Despite the comeback of the Europeans, the national team managed to equalize near the end, Diego Maradonawho scored five goals – one fewer than England’s Gary Lineker, top scorer of the tournament – and provided five assists, participating in 10 of the 14 goals scored by the Carlo Bilardoputs Jorge Burruchaga in front of the door, author of the 3-2 seven minutes from the end of the match.

Argentina reached the final after passing the group stage with two wins (South Korea and Bulgaria) and one draw (Italy), as well as beating Uruguay in the round of 16, England in the quarterfinals and Belgium in the semi-finals.

That June 29, those led by Bill formed with: Nery Pumpido, José Brown, José Cuciuffo, Óscar Ruggeri, Sergio Batista, Ricardo Giusti, Julio Olarticoechea, Jorge Burruchaga, Héctor Enrique, Diego Maradona and Jorge Valdano.

For its part, Germany presented itself with: Harald Schumacher, Ditmar Jakobs, Hans-Peter Briegel, Thomas Berthold, Andreas Brehme, Norbert Eder, Lothar Matthaeus, Felix Magath, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Klaus Allofs.

Ephemeris June 29

• 1613 – Shakespeare’s Globe Theater in London burns down during “Henry VIII” play
• 1855 – The first edition of “The Daily Telegraph” is released.
• 1858 – George Washington Goethals, builder of the Panama Canal, is born.
• 1861 – William James Mayo, an American surgeon, is born.
• 1886 – Jean-Baptiste Nicolas Robert Schuman is born, a French politician, one of the “fathers of Europe”.
• 1888 – First known recording, performed on a wax cylinder: “Israel in Egypt” by Händel
• 1895 – General Floriano Peixoto, second president of Brazil, dies.
• 1896 – Petrona C. de Gandulfo is born, a television cook, a pioneer in her area in Argentina.
• 1900 – Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, aviator and writer, author of The Little Prince, is born.
• 1900 – The Nobel Foundation begins to govern.
• 1913 – The Norwegian Parliament grants women full electoral rights.
• 1927 – The first flight from the west coast of the United States arrives in Hawaii.
• 1929 – Scottish physician Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin, the first known antibiotic.
• 1930 – Oriana Fallaci, Italian journalist, is born.
• 1935 – The Argentine Youth Radical Orientation Force (FORJA) is established.
• 1940 – Paul Klee, Swiss painter, dies.
• 1944 – Gary Busey, actor, is born.
• 1946 – Ernesto Pérez Balladares, a Panamanian politician, is born.
• 1949 – Apartheid is implemented in South Africa; mixed marriages are prohibited.
• 1954 – Junior (Leovegildo Lins da Gama), Brazilian footballer, is born.
• 1955 – The government revokes the state of siege in Argentina.
• 1958 – Brazil beat Sweden 5-2 and won the VI World Cup.
• 1966 – Lieutenant gen. Juan Carlos Onganía takes over the presidency of the Argentine nation.
• 1967 – Keith Richards is sentenced to one year in prison for drugs.
• 1967 – Jayne Mansfield, actress, dies.
• 1971 – All three crew members of the Soviet Soyuz 11 spacecraft die in an accident shortly before landing.
• 1974 – Isabel Martínez de Perón takes over the presidency of Argentina.
• 1975 – Tim Buckley, musician, dies.
• 1979 – Lowell George, musician, dies.
• 1980 – General elections in Bolivia (since none of the candidates reached an absolute majority, a Council chaired by García Meza takes over the leadership of the country).
• 1981 – A bomb destroys the Islamic Republican Party headquarters in central Theran, killing 72 people.
• 1986 – Argentina beat Federal Germany 3-2 and won the 13th World Cup.
• 1987 – The remains of former Argentine president Juan Domingo Perón are desecrated in the Chacarita cemetery.
• 1990 – Irving Wallace, American writer, dies.
• 1992 – Algerian president, Mohamed Budiaf, is assassinated in Anaba by an FIS extremist.
• 1992 – The Panamanian Legislative Assembly approves a reform of the 1972 Constitution which definitively outlaws the army.
• 1994 – Socialist Tomiichi Murayama is elected Prime Minister of Japan.
• 1994 – Mexican banker Alfredo Harp is released after 103 days of kidnapping and after paying $ 30 million.
• 1994 – The United States reopens the Guantánamo naval base to process refugees
• 1995 – American actress Lana Turner dies.
• 1995 – After over a thousand years of schism, the Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, and Pope John Paul II celebrate a common mass in St. Peter’s Basilica.
• 1995 – The American shuttle Atlantis and the Russian Mir station merge in space.
• 1998 – The IMF studies financial support for Russia to prevent the devaluation of the ruble.
• 1998 – At the opening ceremony of the 12th AIDS Conference, the UN admits the epidemic is out of control.
• 1999 – A Turkish state security court sentences the leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), Abdullah Ocalan, to death for crimes of treason and separatism.
• 2000 – Vittorio Gassman, an Italian actor, dies.
• 2003 – Katharine Hepburn, American actress, dies.
• 2004 – Gerardo López, Argentine musician from Los Fronterizos, dies.
• 2005 – Unesco declares the island of Gran Canaria a “Biosphere Reserve”.
• 2007 – Apple’s new phone, the iPhone, goes on sale.
• 2009 – Financier Bernard Madoff is sentenced to 150 years in prison for his $ 50 billion fraud, making it the largest one-person fraud and the largest in Wall Street history.
• 2012 – Juan Alberto Badía, Argentine driver and journalist, dies.
• 2019 – Héctor Ricardo García, Argentine journalist and entrepreneur of theater and media, dies.