File:1934 FIFA World Cup - Italy v Spain - Gianpiero Combi and Ricardo Zamora.jpg

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Italiano: Firenze (Italia), stadio Giovanni Berta, 31 maggio 1934. I due portieri e capitani delle nazionali di calcio di Italia e Spagna, rispettivamente Gianpiero Combi (a sinistra) e Ricardo Zamora (a destra), nel rituale scambio di gagliardetti prima del fischio d'inizio della partita (1-1 d.t.s.) valevole per i quarti di finale del campionato mondiale 1934; il giorno dopo, l'Italia vincerà (1-0) la ripetizione.
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