(FILES) Italian defenders Antonio Cabrini (top L) and Claudio Gentile celebrate on top of their teammates after Italy defeated West Germany during the FIFA World Cup final on July 11, 1982 at Madrid Santiago Bernabeu stadium. The big change at the World Cup in Spain was the increase in the number of teams in the final tournament: from the usual 16 to 24. The opening match, played in Barcelona, produced the first surprise. Defending champions Argentina lost 1-0 to Belgium, in a match that saw Diego Armando Maradona make his World Cup debut. Italy, who scraped through the group stage with three draws in as many matches, would go on to win the title to everyone's surprise. (Photo by AFP via Getty Images)