The official ball for the 16th soccer world cup lies on the pitch in the stadium in Lens, France, 12 June 1998. Three decades after the invention of colour television it was the first time that there was a coloured ball. It was painted in the French national colours: red, white and blue - hence its name: Tricolore.
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The official ball for the 16th soccer world cup lies on the pitch in the stadium in Lens, France, 12 June 1998. Three decades after the invention of colour television it was the first time that there was a coloured ball. It was painted in the French national colours: red, white and blue - hence its name: Tricolore.

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picture-alliance / dpa

Date

12 juin 1998

Crédit

Photo12/dpa-pa

Notre référence

DPA26A00_196

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

4.2Mo (293.9Ko) / 52.1cm x 34.8cm / 1476 x 987 (72dpi)

Mots clés

World Cup pitch People Sport France ball grass World Championship soccer national 1998 tricolore SPO Football COLOURS

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