Brazil 1958 World Cup Winners Teletext Mug

Brazil defeated Sweden 5–2 in the 1958 World Cup Final, a match remembered for its dramatic swings and Pelé’s emergence as a global star.

Sweden struck first after just four minutes through Nils Liedholm, the fastest goal in a World Cup final at the time. Brazil responded quickly, with Vavá scoring twice - both created by Garrincha’s incisive wing play - to give Brazil a 2–1 halftime lead.

In the second half, Pelé, only 17, produced a stunning chest control, flick, and volley to make it 3–1, before Zagallo added a fourth. Sweden’s Agne Simonsson pulled one back, but Pelé sealed the victory with a late header. Brazil’s first World Cup triumph marked the beginning of their footballing dominance.

Glossy white finish 11oz mug, dishwasher and microwave-safe, looks great on any desk in any home, office, kitchen, workshop, studio, factory or garden.