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'When I Got Home There Was only One Small Mention in the Newspapers': the Incredible Story of Lucien Laurent, the First Scorer in Worlds History
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Sunday, July 13, 1930. Three in the afternoon. France faces Mexico at the Pocitos Stadium in Montevideo. It is cold. The stadium is practically empty: only about 4,000 people have paid entry. In the 19th minute, Edmond Delfour attacks from the right and passes the ball to Ernest Liberati, who centers him into the area. Laurent enters from the second line and connects him flying. The ball enters the corner. 1-0. No one in the stadium, nor the pla…
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