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A daily show about football’s past—told in less than 10 minutes. OTD blends narrative with researched sources, timelines, and the laws behind the drama, from iconic goals to obscure controversies. Why you’ll love it: zero fluff and stories you can share with confidence. Come for the nostalgia, stay for the “I never knew that” moments. Send ideas or fixes to otd@17lawsguy.com
17 Laws Guy hosts OTD: Your Daily Dose of Soccer History, a sports show with 265 episodes published.
OTD E0265 — 23 Jul 1966: England beat Argentina 1–0 in a World Cup quarter-final at Wembley, but the match becomes famous for Antonio Rattín’s controversial sending-off by Rudolf Kreitlein. With no red or yellow cards ye
OTD E0264 — 22 Jul 1951: Palmeiras draw 2–2 with Juventus at the Maracanã and win the Copa Rio — officially the Torneio Internacional de Clubes Campeões — the first serious intercontinental club tournament featuring club
OTD E0263 — 21 Jul 1991: Argentina beat Colombia 2–1 in Santiago to win the Copa América, their first continental title since 1959 — and they do it without Diego Maradona. This episode traces Argentina’s long Copa drough
OTD E0262 — 20 Jul 1885: The Football Association finally permits professionalism after years of argument over class, amateurism, northern clubs, Scottish players, boot money, Preston North End and William Sudell. This e
OTD E0261 — 19 Jul 1966: Two World Cup shocks on one day. At Goodison Park, Portugal beat two-time defending champions Brazil 3–1, with Eusébio scoring twice and Pelé injured after rough treatment. At Ayresome Park, Nort
OTD E0260 — 18 Jul 1930: The Estadio Centenario opens in Montevideo on the centenary of Uruguay’s first constitution. This episode traces Uruguay’s rise as a football nation, La Celeste, CONMEBOL, Olympic gold in 1924 an
OTD E0259 — 17 Jul 1994: Brazil beat Italy 3–2 on penalties after a 0–0 draw at the Rose Bowl, in the first World Cup final decided by a shootout. This episode traces USA 94’s record crowds and spectacle, Brazil’s 24-yea
OTD E0258 — 16 Jul 1950: Uruguay beat Brazil 2–1 at the Maracanã in the decisive match of the 1950 World Cup final group. Brazil need only a draw and score first through Friaça, but Obdulio Varela slows the storm, Juan A
OTD E0257 — 1 5 Jul 1930: Argentina beat France 1–0 at Gran Parque Central in the first ever meeting between the nations, but the match becomes famous because Brazilian referee Gilberto de Almeida Rêgo blows the final wh
OTD E0256 — 14 Jul 1989: Oscar Ruggeri is sent off against Uruguay in Copa América — six days after being sent off against Uruguay in Copa América. This episode traces the Argentina-Uruguay Río de la Plata rivalry from t
OTD E0255 — 13 Jul 1930: France beat Mexico 4-1 at Estadio Pocitos in Montevideo in the first World Cup match. This episode traces Jules Rimet, FIFA’s break from Olympic amateurism, the 1928 Amsterdam Congress, Uruguay’s
OTD E0254 — 12 Jul 1998: France win their first World Cup, beating defending champions Brazil 3–0 at the Stade de France. This episode traces France’s long road from 1938, 1958 and Euro 84 to Aimé Jacquet’s 1998 team, Br
OTD E0253 — 11 Jul 2010: Spain win their first, and still only, World Cup, beating the Netherlands 1–0 after extra time in Johannesburg. This episode traces Spain’s long national-team frustration despite La Liga’s Europe
OTD E0252 — 10 Jul 2016 and 10 Jul 2021: Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi each win their first major senior international trophy on the same date, five years apart. Portugal beat France in the Euro 2016 final after Ron
OTD E0251 — 09 Jul 2006: Italy beat France 5–3 on penalties after a 1–1 draw in Berlin to win their fourth World Cup. This episode traces Italy’s Calciopoli backdrop, Lippi’s squad, France’s aging golden generation, Zida
OTD E0250 — 08 Jul 1982: France and West Germany play one of the wildest World Cup matches ever: 3–3 after extra time, Battiston knocked unconscious by Schumacher, no foul given, France 3–1 up in extra time, Rummenigge a
OTD E0249 — 07 Jul 1974: West Germany beat the Netherlands 2-1 in the World Cup Final in Munich. This episode traces the peak of European machine football between Brazil’s Pelé era and Argentina’s Maradona era, Ajax and
OTD E0248 — 06 Jul 1960: France and Yugoslavia play the first match in European Championship finals history, and the new tournament opens with chaos. This episode traces Henri Delaunay’s long campaign for a European nati
OTD E0247 — 05 Jul 1982: Italy beat Brazil 3–2 at Sarrià in one of the greatest World Cup matches ever played. Brazil only needed a draw, but Paolo Rossi scored a hat-trick, beginning his resurrection after Totonero and
OTD E0246 — 04 Jul 1954: West Germany beat Hungary 3-2 in the World Cup Final, overturning a 2-0 deficit against the Magical Magyars in Das Wunder von Bern. This episode traces West Germany’s postwar return to FIFA, Sepp
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