Rudolf Kreitlein
Rudolf Kreitlein was an influential German football referee known for officiating several high-profile matches, including notable World Cup games, and is particularly remembered for his controversial decision to expel Antonio Rattín during the 1966 World Cup, a moment that became a significant part of football history.
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Sweden:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the German referee during the controversial 1966 World Cup match.
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Australia:
West German referee Rudolf Kreitlein.
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India:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the West German referee who sent off Antonio Rattin during the 1966 World Cup.
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Indonesia:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the German referee who sent off Antonio Rattin during the 1966 World Cup match.
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Guatemala:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the referee during the 1966 World Cup match between England and Argentina.
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United Kingdom:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the German referee who officiated the controversial match between England and Argentina.
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Germany:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the West German referee who officiated the match between Argentina and England in the 1966 World Cup.
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Vietnam:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the referee during the controversial match between Argentina and England in 1966.
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Uruguay:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the referee who expelled Rattín during the quarter-finals in England 66.
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Argentina:
Rudolf Kreitlein was the referee who controversially expelled Rattín during the 1966 World Cup match.
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