In which club played Zbigniew Boniek?

Two dif­fer­ent balls were used in the final: Ar­genti­na supplied the first-half ball (the 'Tien­to') and led 2–1 at the break; hosts Uruguay supplied the sec­ond-half ball (the 'T-­Mod­el', which was larger and heavier; see photo) and won 4–2.

Mel­bourne, 1956. Due to the reversal of seasons in the Southern Hemi­sphere, the Games were held during the northern winter. This was thought likely to in­con­ve­nience athletes from the Northern Hemi­sphere who were ac­cus­tomed to resting during their winter. Next Olympic Games in Aus­tralia (Sydney 2000), were held in Sep­tem­ber.

Liv­er­pool F.C. The song, which was once a radio hit, is sung by Liv­er­pool Football Club sup­port­ers moments before the start of each home game. The words "You'll Never Walk Alone" also feature in the club crest and on the Shankly Gate entrance to Anfield, the home stadium. It is probably most widely known football club anthem in the world, adopted later by other teams (Celtic, Feyeno­ord, Borussia Dort­mund).

Gam­ma-ray bursts are the bright­est in the uni­verse, even brighter than the glare of quasars, second only to the bright­ness and power of the Big Bang. It is believed that arise during dis­rup­tion of stars by black holes.