The Argentine team at the World Cup in the Italian summer was indeed not beautiful enough or even a little ugly in terms of ornamentation, but it was one of the limited strength of the player configuration at the time by Bilardo

The Argentine team at the Italian Summer World Cup was indeed not beautiful enough or even a little ugly in terms of ornamentation, but it was a pragmatic judgment of Bilardo in view of the limited strength of the player allocation at that time, and it was a strategic and tactical choice within the rules that allowed it. But whether Argentina played ugly or not should not be a reason to be comfortable with an unfair decision, just as the strength of the Federal Republic of Germany is by no means the only factor in winning. Such an overall mediocre Argentine team, which successively eliminated the star-studded Yugoslavia, Brazil in full swing and the host Italy who did not concede a goal until the semifinals, competed with the peak German tank until the 85th minute, and in the situation that Monson was sent off early, and finally lost only because of a penalty that Bremer himself admitted many years later that it was Worrall who faked a fall, is this "ugly" also another kind of beauty?