The historic Zambia-Italy of the 88 Games: "It was the beginning of our football revolution"

The documentary '

' that premieres this Thursday for free and exclusively on

tells the story of drama and success of the

national

.

The central axis of the story is the

in which 30 people died, 18 of them players from the African team.

, star of the team who was saved from misfortune because he was traveling on another plane, serves as the common thread of a documentary that ends with the achievement of the

, won by Zambia in Libreville (Gabon), a few kilometers away from the 1993 crash site.

EL MUNDO exclusively previews a preview of the documentary in which one of the great milestones of that selection is narrated.

It happened at the

in 1988, when the Zambia team surprised the world by beating

4-0

with players like Mauro Tassotti and Ciro Ferrara.

That game was the presentation to the world of the 'Chipolopolo' and specifically of Bwalya, author of three of the four goals of that feat.

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