The World Cup- Original Writing

World Cup - original work You can say that he is aiming at the lower left corner. I only know that he is nervous and is waiting for a whistle. Place a shiny white ball on the perfect marker, step slowly backwards and place the key shot. Everyone is silent. The other ten players who wish their boys' dreams come true will come true. Seventy-six thousand fans from all over the world crowded at the Berlin Olympic Stadium and was anxiously waiting for a kick. Tens of millions of people are closely watching houses, bars and streets. Then we are ready to joy and jump off in the tenth row just behind the target, looking completely at the fear of the recipient's eyes

Since 1924, the original Wembley Stadium is home to a representative football team in the UK. It hosted the FIFA World Cup finals of 1966, England beat the West Germany and served as the venue for the FA Cup Final and the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final. The new Wembley Stadium offers exactly the same use and can accommodate up to 90,000 people. The two Aviva Premier League football teams are based in London, Saracens and Harlequin. London, Scotland, London, Wales and London Ireland are participating in RFU Championship Clubs and other Rugby Union clubs, including Richmond FC, Roslin Park FC, Westcomb Park RFC, Blackheath FC. At home, now, the New South Army has completed the capacity of 82,000 people.

From 1930 to 1970, the Jules Limott trophy won the World Cup Championship Team. It was originally called the World Cup or Coupe Dumont, but in 1946 it was renamed FIFA President Jules Limt who established the first game. In 1970, the Brazilian team won the third victory of the competition, and they kept the trophies forever. However, this trophy was stolen in 1983, never recovered, apparently melted into a thief. After 1970, a new trophy called the FIFA World Cup Trophy was designed. FIFA experts from seven countries valued 53 models and chose Italian designer Silvio Gazza Niga's work. The new trophy is 36 cm (14.2 inches) in height, made of 18 carats (75%) of pure gold and weighs 6.175 kilograms (13.6 pounds). The base contains two layers of semi-precious stones and malachite, but since 1974, the year and name of the FIFA World Cup champion are engraved at the bottom of the trophy.