The game you are about to see is the most stupid, appalling, disgusting and disgraceful exhibition of football in the history of the game.

This is the first time these countries have met. We hope it will be the last. The national motto of Chile reads, by reason or by

force, today the Chileans weren't prepared to be reasonable. The Italians only used force.

And the result was a disaster for the World Cup. If the World Cup is going to survive in its present

form, something has got to be done about teams that play like this. Indeed, after seeing

the film tonight, you at home may well think that teams that play in this manner all to be

expelled immediately from the competition. Well, I'm Rob Draper. I'm here with Jonathan Wilson,

and that was David Coleman, the legendary British commentator

talking about one of the most infamous clashes at the World Cup, the 1962 game between

Chile and Italy. And I do love a moral panic and it is hard not to snigger a little.

Coleman really getting upset about a game,

which we go on to see which kind of did have some real violence in it.

Some of it seems quite comic, but some of it is quite serious.

But I actually think he did have a point.

It was an awful game, a chaotic game, but one that goes down in World Cup history.

And Jonathan, why don't you set the context for this and set the tone for this amazing game?

Okay, so I think the first thing we have to say is the reason why he's introducing a game

like that, because this game wasn't shown live.

This is before live satellite broadcast.

So it took two days for the tape to get from Chile, where the 1962 World Cup was held, back to the UK.

So this is his introduction before it shown on British television. There have clearly been

newspaper reports about the game, warning people or perhaps advertising to people that this is hilarious. This is

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