File:Juventus FC - Omar Sívori - Ballon d'Or 1961.jpg
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| DescriptionJuventus FC - Omar Sívori - Ballon d'Or 1961.jpg | Turin (Italy), Communal Stadium, February 14, 1962. Prior the match between Juventus FC and Real Madrid CF (0-1), 1st leg of the 1961–62 European Cup quarter-finals, Juventus' forward Omar Sívori (right) receives France Football's 1961 Ballon d'Or as best European footballer – as an Italian-Argentine Oriundo –; observes the scene Umberto Agnelli, Juventus' president (2nd from left). | ||||||||||
| Date | Taken on 14 February 1962, 15:30 UTC+1 | ||||||||||
| Source | (in Italian) Darwin Pastorin (April 2014). "Dieci anni senza Umberto Agnelli". HJ Magazine (2): 30. | ||||||||||
| Author | Unknown authorUnknown author | ||||||||||
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