Exercise 10.1 - Solution

Sample answer.
Jimmy Hogan's pass-and-move ideas took root in Hungary (Chapter 3). In 1949 Honvéd and coach Gusztáv Sebes built the Aranycsapat around Puskas, Kocsis and Hidegkuti's deep-lying role (Chapter 4). The 6-3 win at Wembley in November 1953, after careful preparation, was the peak, followed by the 7-1 in Budapest (Chapter 5). The team lost the 1954 World Cup final 3-2 to West Germany after leading 2-0 (Chapter 6). The 1956 uprising and Honvéd's tour kept Puskas, Kocsis and Czibor abroad, and the team never played together in its 1954 form again (Chapter 7).