1982 FIFA World Cup Group 6

Group 6 was one of six groups of national teams competing in the First group stage of the 1982 FIFA World Cup. Play began on 14 June and ended on 23 June 1982. The group consisted of four teams: Seeded team Brazil, the Soviet Union, Scotland and World Cup debutants New Zealand.[1][2][3][4]

Brazil won the group with three consecutive victories and advanced to the second round, along with the Soviet Union, who finished ahead of Scotland by virtue of goal difference.[5][6]

Standings
Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1  Brazil 3 3 0 0 10 2 +8 6 Advance to second round
2  Soviet Union 3 1 1 1 6 4 +2 3
3  Scotland 3 1 1 1 8 8 0 3
4  New Zealand 3 0 0 3 2 12 −10 0
Source: FIFA

Matches

Brazil vs Soviet Union
Brazil 2–1 Soviet Union
Sócrates  75'
Éder  88'		 Report Bal  34'
Attendance: 68,000
Brazil
Soviet Union
GK1Waldir Peres
DF2Leandro
DF3Oscar
DF4Luizinho
DF6Júnior
MF8Sócrates (c)
MF15Falcão
MF21Dirceu 46'
MF10Zico
FW9Serginho
FW11Éder
Substitutes:
FW7Paulo Isidoro 46'
GK12Paulo Sérgio
DF13Edevaldo
DF16Edinho
MF19Renato
Manager:
Telê Santana
GK1Rinat Dasayev
DF2Tengiz Sulakvelidze
DF3Aleksandre Chivadze (c)
DF5Sergei Baltacha
DF6Anatoliy Demyanenko
MF12Andriy Bal
MF8Volodymyr Bezsonov
MF13Vitaly Daraselia
MF9Yuri Gavrilov 74'
FW11Oleh Blokhin
FW7Ramaz Shengelia 89'
Substitutes:
MF10Khoren Oganesian
DF14Sergei Borovsky
FW15Sergey Andreyev 89'
DF18Yuri Susloparov 74'
GK22Vyacheslav Chanov
Manager:
Konstantin Beskov

Assistant referees:
Victoriano Sánchez Arminio (Spain)
José Luis García Carrión (Spain)

Scotland vs New Zealand
Scotland 5–2 New Zealand
Dalglish  18'
Wark  29', 32'
Robertson  73'
Archibald  79'		 Report Sumner  54'
Wooddin  64'
Attendance: 36,000
Scotland
New Zealand
GK1Alan Rough
DF2Danny McGrain (c)
DF5Alan Hansen
DF17Allan Evans
DF3Frank Gray
MF7Gordon Strachan 83'
MF4Graeme Souness
MF10John Wark
FW9Alan Brazil 53'
FW8Kenny Dalglish
FW11John Robertson
Substitutes:
DF6Willie Miller
GK12George Wood
DF14David Narey 83'
FW15Joe Jordan
FW18Steve Archibald 53'
Manager:
Jock Stein
GK22Frank van Hattum
DF15John Hill
DF6Bobby Almond 66'
DF14Adrian Elrick
DF11Sam Malcolmson 77'
MF12Keith Mackay
MF17Allan Boath
MF13Kenny Cresswell
MF10Steve Sumner (c)
FW7Wynton Rufer
FW9Steve Wooddin
Substitutes:
GK1Richard Wilson
DF2Glenn Dods
DF3Ricki Herbert 66'
MF4Brian Turner
MF8Duncan Cole 77'
Manager:
John Adshead

Assistant referees:
Thomson Chan (Hong Kong)
Yousef Alghoul (Libya)

Brazil vs Scotland
Brazil 4–1 Scotland
Zico  33'
Oscar  48'
Éder  63'
Falcão  87'		 Report Narey  18'
Attendance: 47,379
Brazil
Scotland
GK1Waldir Peres
DF2Leandro
DF3Oscar
DF4Luizinho
DF6Júnior
MF15Falcão
MF8Sócrates (c)
MF5Toninho Cerezo
MF10Zico
FW9Serginho 80'
FW11Éder
Substitutes:
FW7Paulo Isidoro 80'
GK12Paulo Sérgio
DF13Edevaldo
DF16Edinho
MF19Ronato
Manager:
Telê Santana
GK1Alan Rough
DF14David Narey
DF6Willie Miller
DF5Alan Hansen
DF3Frank Gray
MF4Graeme Souness (c)
MF10John Wark
MF7Gordon Strachan 65'
MF16Asa Hartford 68'
FW18Steve Archibald
FW11John Robertson
Substitutes:
DF2Danny McGrain
FW8Kenny Dalglish 65'
GK12George Wood
DF13Alex McLeish 68'
FW19Paul Sturrock
Manager:
Jock Stein

Assistant referees:
Thomson Chan (Hong Kong)
Adolf Prokop (East Germany)

Soviet Union vs New Zealand
Soviet Union 3–0 New Zealand
Gavrilov  24'
Blokhin  48'
Baltacha  68'		 Report
Attendance: 19,000
Referee: Yousef Alghoul (Libya)
Soviet Union
New Zealand
GK1Rinat Dasayev
DF6Anatoliy Demyanenko
DF3Aleksandre Chivadze (c)
DF5Sergei Baltacha
DF2Tengiz Sulakvelidze
MF8Volodymyr Bezsonov
MF13Vitaly Daraselia 46'
MF12Andriy Bal
MF9Yuri Gavrilov 79'
FW7Ramaz Shengelia
FW11Oleh Blokhin
Substitutes:
MF10Khoren Oganesian 46'
DF14Sergei Borovsky
FW15Sergey Andreyev
DF16Sergey Rodionov 79'
GK22Vyacheslav Chanov
Manager:
Konstantin Beskov
GK22Frank van Hattum
DF2Glenn Dods
DF17Allan Boath
DF3Ricki Herbert
DF14Adrian Elrick
MF12Keith Mackay
MF10Steve Sumner (c)
MF8Duncan Cole
MF13Kenny Cresswell
FW7Wynton Rufer
FW9Steve Wooddin
Substitutes:
GK1Richard Wilson
MF4Brian Turner
DF11Sam Malcolmson
DF15John Hill
MF19Billy McClure
Manager:
John Adshead

Assistant referees:
Emilio Soriano Aladrén (Spain)
Clive White (England)

Soviet Union vs Scotland
Soviet Union 2–2 Scotland
Chivadze  59'
Shengelia  84'		 Report Jordan  15'
Souness  86'
Attendance: 45,000
Soviet Union
Scotland
GK1Rinat Dasayev
SW3Aleksandre Chivadze (c)
DF6Anatoliy Demyanenko
DF5Sergei Baltacha
DF2Tengiz Sulakvelidze
MF8Volodymyr Bezsonov
MF14Sergei Borovsky
MF12Andriy Bal
FW7Ramaz Shengelia 88'
FW9Yuri Gavrilov
FW11Oleh Blokhin
Substitutes:
MF10Khoren Hovhannisyan
MF13Vitaly Daraselia
FW15Sergey Andreyev 88'
DF18Yuri Susloparov
GK22Vyacheslav Chanov
Manager:
Konstantin Beskov
GK1Alan Rough
SW6Willie Miller
DF14David Narey
DF5Alan Hansen
DF3Frank Gray
MF7Gordon Strachan 71'
MF4Graeme Souness (c) 5'
MF10John Wark
FW18Steve Archibald
FW15Joe Jordan 71'
FW11John Robertson
Substitutes:
DF2Danny McGrain 71'
FW9Alan Brazil 71'
GK12George Wood
DF13Alex McLeish
FW19Paul Sturrock
Manager:
Jock Stein

Assistant referees:
Alojzy Jarguz (Poland)
Alexis Ponnet (Belgium)

Brazil vs New Zealand
Brazil 4–0 New Zealand
Zico  28', 31'
Falcão  64'
Serginho  70'		 Report
Attendance: 43,000
Brazil
New Zealand
GK1Waldir Peres
DF2Leandro
DF3Oscar 75'
DF4Luizinho
DF6Júnior
MF15Falcão
MF8Sócrates (c)
MF5Toninho Cerezo
MF10Zico
FW9Serginho 75'
FW11Éder
Substitutes:
FW7Paulo Isidoro 75'
GK12Paulo Sérgio
DF13Edevaldo
DF16Edinho 75'
MF19Ronato
Manager:
Telê Santana
GK22Frank van Hattum
DF2Glenn Dods
DF3Ricki Herbert
DF6Bobby Almond
DF14Adrian Elrick
MF17Allan Boath
MF12Keith Mackay
MF13Kenny Cresswell 78'
MF10Steve Sumner (c)
FW9Steve Wooddin
FW7Wynton Rufer 78'
Substitutes:
GK1Richard Wilson
MF4Brian Turner 78'
MF8Duncan Cole 78'
DF15John Hill
DF16Glen Adam
Manager:
John Adshead

Assistant referees:
Abraham Klein (Israel)
Charles Corver (Netherlands)

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