This is a picture of the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow which will stage the World Cup Final on Sunday, 15th July, 2018. Its seating capacity is over 80,000. Click Slide 17 Temperatures can soar to 45.0 C in parts of Russia during the summer. Click Slide 18 Do you recognize any of these world famous football stars? Hands up for answers or write the names of the stars down in total and see how …….12 many you get right. Click Slide 19 How many did you recognize? (The names will appear) Click Slide 20 Where did it all begin? The World Cup has been going on since 1930 when Uruguay won the first final. The game was played at and nearly 200,000 people Rio’s “Maracanã” stadium were present; a world record for a football match attendance. But there was a smaller international football tournament that was held around 20 years earlier: It included club sides from around the world and so it was actually the very first ‘World Cup’ Do you have any idea who might have won it? Click Slide 21 West Auckland A lowly, amateur team from a small, coal-mining town in – County Durham were asked to take part when the English Football Association refused to enter a professional club. Click Slide 22 Completely against the odds, they won the tournament in 1909, beating some of the top teams in the world. Click Slide 23 Two years later they were invited back, as champions. They went on to beat the mighty Juventus 6 -1 in the final and were awarded the ‘Sir Thomas Lipton to keep forever. trophy’ Click Slide 24 Does anyone know which year it was when England won the World Cup?
This is a picture of the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow which will stage the World Cup Final on Sunday, 15th July, 2018. Its seating capacity is over 80,000. Click Slide 17 Temperatures can soar to 45.0 C in parts of Russia during the summer. Click Slide 18 Do you recognize any of these world famous football stars? Hands up for answers or write the names of the stars down …….12 in total and see how many you get right. Click Slide 19 How many did you recognize? (The names will appear) Click Slide 20 Where did it all begin? The World Cup has been going on since 1930 when Uruguay won the first final. The game was played at Rio’s “Maracanã” stadium and nearly 200,000 people were present; a world record for a football match attendance. But there was a smaller international football tournament that was held around 20 years earlier: It included club sides from around the world and so it was actually the very first ‘World Cup’ Do you have any idea who might have won it? Click Slide 21 West Auckland – A lowly, amateur team from a small, coal-mining town in County Durham were asked to take part when the English Football Association refused to enter a professional club. Click Slide 22 Completely against the odds, they won the tournament in 1909, beating some of the top teams in the world. Click Slide 23 Two years later they were invited back, as champions. They went on to beat the mighty Juventus 6 -1 in the final and were awarded the ‘Sir Thomas Lipton trophy’ to keep forever. Click Slide 24 Does anyone know which year it was when England won the World Cup?
go-for-goal-assembly-word-doc.docx