Por que Rattín é famoso na Copa de 1966?

Ele foi expulso na partida entre Argentina e Inglaterra, pelas quartas de final, e demorou a deixar o campo, em um dos episódios mais comentados da história das Copas.

Quais títulos Rattín conquistou pelo Boca Juniors?

Foi campeão argentino em 1962, 1964 e 1965 e vice da Copa Libertadores de 1963, perdendo a final para o Santos.

Quantos jogos Rattín fez pela seleção argentina?

Segundo os registros, ele atuou em 34 partidas pela seleção da Argentina.

Resposta rápida

Antonio Rattín foi capitão e ídolo do Boca Juniors e da seleção argentina. É lembrado pela expulsão contra a Inglaterra, nas quartas de final da Copa do Mundo de 1966, em Wembley.

Antonio Rattín

Antonio Ubaldo Rattín was born in Buenos Aires on May 16, 1937, and became one of the greatest idols in Boca Juniors' history. A midfielder with a strong personality and leadership on the pitch, he was captain of both the club and the Argentine national team. For Boca, he played from 1956 to 1970 and won the Argentine championship in 1962, 1964, and 1965. In 1963, he reached the Copa Libertadores final and lost to Santos, Pelé's team. For the Argentine national team, he played in the 1966 World Cup in England. In the quarter-finals against the hosts, he was sent off by German referee Rudolf Kreitlein and took time to leave the field, in an episode that became one of the most famous in World Cup history. England won 1-0, with a goal by Geoff Hurst. After his playing career, Rattín remained linked to Boca Juniors and became involved in Argentine politics.