Luis Fernandez Recounts 1986 France-Brazil Quarter-Final: "Platini Thanks Me After Scolding Me Like a Clock"
Le 21 juin 1986, l’équipe de France de football éliminait le Brésil en quart de finale de la Coupe du monde dans le stade Jalisco de Guadalajara (Mexique), au terme d’une rencontre splendide, qualifiée de « match du siècle » par la légende Pelé (1-1, 4-3 tab). Titulaire, Luis Fernandez a vécu un match contrasté, avant d’inscrire le tir au but décisif, et de devenir le « petit bonhomme » des Français pour l’éternité. Il a accepté de revoir la rencontre pour Ouest-France, quara
Former French international Luis Fernandez has revisited the iconic 1986 World Cup quarter-final match between France and Brazil, a game famously dubbed the 'match of the century' by Pelé. The thrilling encounter, which ended 1-1 before France secured victory on penalties, holds significant personal meaning for Fernandez. He recalls a contrasting experience during the match, culminating in him scoring the decisive penalty kick. Fernandez shared anecdotes, including a humorous recollection of Michel Platini's reaction to his performance. Forty years after the legendary game in Guadalajara, Mexico, Fernandez offers his unique perspective on one of France's most celebrated footballing moments.
This interview provides a personal and nostalgic look back at a pivotal moment in football history, offering insights into the emotions and dynamics of legendary players during a high-stakes match.
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