Man of the match Jack Cork (Swansea).
He made such a goofy production of trying to light the fuses hanging off his shoe that he practically asked the flight attendant if she had a match.
The world economy was in a tailspin and facing disaster to match the 1930s, but Brown had a plan which he had compared to the Bretton Woods agreement that shaped the world's postwar economic infrastructure.
Should Macclesfield make it to the fourth round for only the second time in their history and get paired away from home in a televised match against one of the Premier League big boys, it would be the equivalent of a lottery win.
Nor did they have enough balls: Fifa had supplied 25 of the new Tango España balls to each participating nation but none of the ones allocated to El Salvador made it as far as the players, who had to ask Hungary to lend them a couple so they could practise before their first match.
His task will be similar to the one Edberg encountered with Federer, helping him to understand he would have to accept being passed at the net because if he continued to do it correctly, it would pay off when the pressure was ramped up later in the match.
Two of them came during the first half, one of which saw substitute Lyle Taylor pass-up the best chance of the match for either side.
If Pearce is still in charge come next Saturday's match against high-flying Derby County, it is hard to imagine him surviving a beating at the hands of the Rams.
In Madrid, I played one bad match, the final.
Unfortunately, that match also set the tone for a year of bitter controversy.
It gives us a real belief for the game; whatever happens in the match, we are equipped to deal with it".
