96 years ago today, on July 13, 1930, the very first FIFA World Cup kicked off in Uruguay with two matches played at the same time.
96 years ago today, on July 13, 1930, the very first FIFA World Cup kicked off in Uruguay with two matches happening at the same time.
At Montevideo’s Pocitos Stadium, France beat Mexico 4-1 thanks to goals from Lucien Laurent, Marcel Langiller, and André Maschinot (who scored twice), while Juan Carreño saved a bit of pride for the Mexicans.
At Montevideo’s Parque Central, the United States dominated Belgium 3-0 with goals from Bart McGhee, Bert Patenaude, and Tom Florie.