⚽️🔥 Как ВЕЛИКАЯ СБОРНАЯ СССР учила КАНАДУ играть в футбол на ЧМ 1986!

⚽️🔥 How the GREAT USSR TEAM taught CANADA how to play football at the 1986 World Cup! A rare match between the USSR national football team at the 1986 World Cup and Canada, a debutant at the 1986 World Cup 🙌 The USSR vs. Canada 1986 match took place in Irapuato as the final round and a battle for first place in Group C! Why is it so rare? You'll see! There was intrigue on all sides: would Canada score, and would Valeriy Lobanovskyi's team, firstly, take that very first place, and secondly, pass the test of play with a very unusual lineup for those times. 👀 You can see the diagram by watching the video, and below you can see the USSR and Canadian footballers who took part in the game. 👇 1986 USSR national football team roster: Viktor Chanov, Andriy Bal, Oleg Kuznetsov, Gennady Morozov, Aleksandr Bubnov, Gennady Litovchenko, Sergei Aleinikov, Vadim Yevtushenko, Sergei Rodionov, Oleg Protasov (substitute, Igor Belanov), Oleg Blokhin (captain, substitute, Aleksandr Zavarov), head coach Valeriy Lobanovskyi 🌟 1986 Canada national football team roster: Tino Lettieri, Robert Lenarduzzi, Bruce Wilson (captain), Randy Ragan, Randy Samuel, Ian Bridge, Karl Valentine, Jerry Gray (substitute, George Pakos), Paul James (substitute, Branko Šegota), Dale Mitchell, David Norman, head coach Tony Waiters ✨ Referee: Idrissa Traoré (Mali) 👍 Video timestamps: 00:00 TOP UNEXPECTED INTRODUCTIONS! A rare match from the 1986 World Cup awaits. 00:43 An unusual lineup for the USSR national team. 01:53 Important reminder and the start of the match: the USSR players attack immediately, and Canada's goalkeeper will surprise you! 02:58 Oleg Protasov's incredible moment, a small miracle saved the Canadians, and then Oleg Blokhin gave them an unexpected scare. 03:53 How Canada qualified for the 1986 World Cup and who played for their team, Sergei Rodionov's moment. 04:58 Canada's captain will definitely surprise you too! Did Canada have player problems? 05:49 The Canadians weren't planning on sitting back on defense; it was incredibly dangerous; no one could have saved them! 07:00 Were Canada's players non-professionals?? Oleg Kuznetsov corrected his mistake in time, Blokhin tries again to open the scoring. 08:15 A good counterattack by the USSR team, but Canada is also ready to offer an interesting response! 9:23 Gennady Litovchenko brilliantly turned the Canadian and broke through down the flank, but that wasn't enough to score. A very questionable moment at the Canadian goal. 10:38 A symbolic chant, but Oleg Protasov didn't join in. Are the Canadians surprising? 11:27 An important message to the MAJORITY of spectators! 12:25 Why was the USSR team only satisfied with a win? A killer moment from Litovchenko; he started that attack, and he finished it! 13:32 Why were Alexander Bubnov, Bal, Morozov, and other players playing, and here comes Viktor Chanov! What was the best save by a USSR goalie in the tournament? 14:57 Such arrogance is immediately punished; lucky! Igor Belanov takes the field and immediately produces results, but at the cost of Blokhin's injury. 4:35 PM Blokhin's injury was blamed on Canada's best player. Who is he? Alexander Zavarov enters the game and immediately gets into a funny moment! 5:46 PM The Canadians respond, but Chanov is reliable and starts a funny attack for Lobanovskyi's team! The best tournament of Sergei Aleinikov's career? 7:18 PM Belanov continues to terrorize Canada. What they did with Zavarov is beyond praise, a masterpiece! 8:21 PM The assault continues! Belanov is on fire, but what didn't the referee like? 9:09 PM Canada needs to finish this Championship in style! The best player misses an INCREDIBLE gift. 10:19 PM The first pancake is always lumpy! Canada certainly didn't look any worse than Hungary. 10:44 PM Who was the best player of the match? In my opinion, Belanov has a strong competitor. 23:25 Has Canada learned its lesson for years to come? #football #ussr