Item Size & Specifications
- Height: 20 cm
- Width: 25.3 cm
- Subject: János Farkas scoring for Hungary against Brazil, 1966 World Cup
- Date Printed on Paper Slip: 16th July 1966
- Agency: Central Press Photos Ltd, London (Stamped on back)
- Type: Authentic black and white silver gelatin glossy print
Description
This is a 100% Original Press Photograph of FARKAS of Hungary raising his arms in joy after scoring Hungary's second goal which set Brazil on the road to defeat in 1966 world cup group 3 match played at Goodison Park, Liverpool. Hungary defeated the world Champions 3 goals to 1. The reverse side features the full original typewritten media caption slip detailing the match alongside the official "Copyright Photo Issued By Central Press Photos Ltd" ink stamp. A premier piece of football history, perfect for sports archive or vintage photography collectors.
Condition
- Overall Condition: Photo remains in Very good condition.
- Front Surface: Excellent image contrast. Shows minor handling wear and light corner creasing from age.
- Reverse Side: The original paper caption slip is completely intact and firmly attached. Has a stamp marked with details on the back and minor handwritten ink filing marks at the top edge.
Item History
This actual photo was produced in Fleet Street, London, and stamped on 16th July 1966 directly from the original camera negative to be dispatched to newspaper offices for immediate print coverage. The match itself is one of the most famous games in World Cup history, where Hungary defeated the reigning global giants Brazil 3-1, marking Brazil’s first World Cup tournament defeat since 1954.