Last update 12 July, 2024 by Alberto Llopis
He 18 June 1986, It was one of those days that was recorded in the history of Spanish football. Se enfrentaban España y Dinamarca en los octavos de final de México 1986 and that day, Emilio Butragueño iba a pasar a la historia por sus 4 goals en la goleada española a los daneses. Una goleada que hizo soñar a un país.
Spain 5 Denmark 1: El partido donde Butragueño pasó a la historia
Muchos años antes de la generación espectacular de 2010-2013, of the goal Torres 2008, of Iniesta's goal in 2010 o de la paliza endosada a Italia y por supuesto de la brillante Euro Cup 2024 from Germany. Mucho pero que mucho antes de todo esto, this particular day, He was born a myth for Spanish football.
Ese caluroso día de junio de hace ya muchos años, Emilio Butragueno se iba a consagrar como uno de los mejores jugadores que jamás han vestido la camiseta de la selección española, and they have spent many very good.
Butragueño había empezado a destacar al frente de ‘La Quinta del Vulture‘ que él lideraba y que recibió nombre de su apodo. Pero no fue hasta ese Mundial, until that day, when he established himself as an international star. What he made the biggest way you can do, marcando cuatro goles en un partido de Mundial.
It was in Queretaro, Mexico, in an afternoon where the heat pressed a great time and was against Denmark, a selection that was embroidering the World, where were the “Red dynamite”. The Danish, They presented to the match as favorites, but they were overwhelmed by a team led by a tiny blond kid but playing like angels.
Spain would fall after the quarter-final against Belgium , as it hurts, on penalties, depriving a generation of talent, quality win and could have gone further. You enjoy the goals of the Vulture in the afternoon in which to glory.