Speaking of the World Cup, it comes in mind directly the strangest stories that may affect some people due to the absence of normal football that is happening today.
For example, in the 1954 World Cup version hosted by Russia, the strangest stories passed, as there was Juan Oberg, an Argentine player, but he decided to represent the Uruguay national team. In the semi-final match, Uruguay was 2-0 late, against Hungary.
However, the presence of Oberg came with the great benefit in favor of the Uruguay national team, as he scored two goals, and according to the Argentine writer Luciano Berneki, in his book “The Strangest Stories in the History of the World Cup”, Oberg suffered a heart attack during the match because of his excessive joy in scoring my draw.
It was said that he died clinically on the field, and it was not allowed to make changes because the law was not invented, and after attempts to spend on industrial breathing, the player returned again to fight the remaining minutes in the match, which he called: “The dead who scored a goal in the World Cup. “.
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