DO YOU THE PLAYER THAT SCORED THE FIRST PENALTY KICK IN A FIFA WORLD CUP FINAL MATCH?

Johan Neeskens of the Netherlands while playing club football for AFC Ajax Amsterdam, scored the first ever penalty kick in a FIFA World Cup final match against West Germany in Munich during the West Germany 1974 FIFA World Cup only after two minutes which his team eventually lost 1-2 to two Gerd Muller's goals.

Neeskens was capped 49 times for his country, scoring 17 goals. He made his debut against East Germany in 1970, and played a crucial role in the West Germany 1974 and Argentina 1978 FIFA World Cups, playing in central midfield. 

 

 

DO YOU KNOW THE COUNTRY THAT GOT KNOCKED OUT OF THE WEST GERMANY 1974 FIFA WORLD CUP WITHOUT LOSING A MATCH?

Scotland in the West Germany 1974 FIFA World Cup were knocked out of the first round without losing a match and were also the only team not to lose a match in the tournament. The actual winners, West Germany lost a match in the first round, whilst Scotland went out on goal difference.