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"The voice of sport" in Spain dies aged 74: his "Gol de Señor" in a 12-1 match became a cultural icon

  • José Ángel de la Casa, a Spanish journalist, died aged 74 after a long career commentating football and other sports on national TV.
  • He became known as “The voice of sport” after commentating over 300 matches of the Spanish national team and six Olympic Games.
  • He famously narrated Spain’s Euro 1984 qualifier against Malta on December 21, 1983, when Spain won 12-1 by the exact needed margin to qualify.
  • The decisive 12-1 goal, scored in the 84th minute by Juan Señor, was accompanied by an enthusiastic commentary that became a cultural icon in Spain.
  • This match marked a turning point in Spain’s football support, eventually leading to greater international success and wider public enthusiasm.
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