What is 1970 FIFA World Cup?
{{Infobox international football competition | tourney_name= FIFA World Cup | year= 1970 | other_titles= Copa Mundial de Fútbol México 70 | image= | size= 175px | caption= 1970 FIFA World Cup official logo | country= Mexico | dates= 31 May – 21 June | confederations= 5 | num_teams= 16 | venues= 5 | cities= 5 | champion= Brazil | champion-flagvar= 1968 | count= 3 | second= Italy | third= West Germany | fourth= Uruguay | matches= 32 | goals= 95 | attendance= {{#expr: 107160 + 20654 + 50650 + 13765 + 92205 + 13433 + 52897 + 12942 + 95261 + 29968 + 56818 + 13537 + 103058 + 9624 + 66843 + 12710 + 89979 + 18163 + 50804 + 17875 + 108192 + 9890 + 49292 + 12299 + 26085 + 26851 + 54233 + 23357 + 51261 + 102444 + 104403 + 107412}} | top_scorer= {{flagicon|FRG}} [[Gerd Müller]] (10 goals) | young_player= {{flagicon|PER|state}} [[Teófilo Cubillas]] | fair_play= {{fb|PER}} | prevseason= [[1966 FIFA World Cup|1966]] | nextseason= [[1974 FIFA World Cup|1974]] }} The '''1970 [[FIFA World Cup]]''' was a [[association football|football]] [[sporting event]] that was held in [[Mexico]] in 1970. 16 teams took part from many countries. [[Brazil]] won the trophy after beating [[Italy]] in the final. [[Djibouti]] did not participate, as it was not yet a country. == Participants == The following 16 teams qualified for the final tournament. {{col begin}} {{col-4}} ;[[1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC and OFC)|AFC]] (1) * {{fb|ISR}}&nbsp; ;[[1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (CAF)|CAF]] (1) * {{fb|MAR}}&nbsp; ;[[1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC and OFC)|OFC]] (0) * ''None qualified'' {{col-4}} ;[[1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF)|CONCACAF]] (2) * {{fb|SLV}}&nbsp; * {{fb|MEX}}&nbsp;(hosts) ;[[1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONMEBOL)|CONMEBOL]] (3) * {{fb|BRA|1968}}&nbsp; * {{fb|PER}}&nbsp; * {{fb|URU}}&nbsp; {{col-4}} ;[[1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA)|UEFA]] (9) * {{fb|BEL}}&nbsp; * {{fb|BUL|1967}}&nbsp; * {{fb|TCH}}&nbsp; * {{fb|ENG}}&nbsp;(holders) * {{fb|ITA}}&nbsp; * {{fb|ROM|1965}}&nbsp; * {{fb|URS