Brazil - The World Cup 1950 - 1994. This DVD journey covers the twelve World Cups from 1950 to 1994. Elegance, flair and brilliance - words used to describe Brazil's legendary soccer style. Run time 55 minutes. English and Spanish Audio.

Diego Armando Maradona, considered the best soccer player of the century, and Edson Arantes do Nascimento Pele are, without a doubt, the best soccer players of all time. They play a great and brilliant brand of soccer. Each one shows us their magic and the extraordinary qualities that can not be equaled or imitated. Dribbling goals, their skills with the ball are characteristics of these two men, the very best soccer players. Maradona and Pele, you will never see players like them.

Pele reveals the extraordinary skills which propelled him to soccer immortality, and demonstrates them in a fashion which excited and inspires.Ball juggling, dribbling, trapping, passing, shooting, heading - all are here along with Pele`s perspective on goalkeeping, penalties, free kicks, and match conditioning. Pele discusses his training techniques, his emphasis on practice and his "feel" for the game.

The legend begins in Uruguay in 1930 then moves to Europe amidst great controversy in 1934 and 1938, producing a series of memorable matches. The South Americans returned to glory and the USA defeated England in 1950. Hungary and West Germany emerged through from classic matches to reach the 1954 Final. The 17 year old Pele was introduced to the world as Brazil dominated in 1958 and introduced the 4-3-3 system to great effect as they swept through the 1962 tournament.