30 iulie 1930: ziua în care s-a scris istoria fotbalului. Povestea primei finale de Campionat Mondial

On July 30, 1930, Uruguay won the first FIFA World Cup final against Argentina, marking a significant moment in football history. The match took place at Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, where Uruguay came back from a halftime deficit to win 4-2. The inaugural tournament featured 13 teams, primarily from the Americas, and was initiated by FIFA president Jules Rimet. The final is notable for the teams' insistence on using their own balls, leading to a unique arrangement. Romania also participated in this first edition, defeating Peru in the group stage, with the team selected by King Carol II.