The 1987 FIFA World Youth Championship in Chile was graced by a terrific Yugoslavia team. Mirko Josic's superb side deservedly lifted the trophy after regaling the crowds throughout the competition with a fanciful and effective display of footballing genius. In the first round alone they found the net 12 times in three games, and when the going got tough - a goal down against holders Brazil in the quarter-final - they raised their game to triumph 2-1. Again in the Final they showed their pluck to win a penalty shoot-out against the West Germans. Many members of this magnificent team went on to become household names: Robert Prosinecki - Zvonimir Boban - Davor Suker - Predrag Mijatovic. At the back too, players like Igor Stimac, Robert Jarni and Branko Brnovic were irreproachable, as technically gifted as they were composed. Interesting stat: Yugoslavia set a new FIFA World Youth Championship scoring record (which still stands today): they banged in an average of 2.44 goals per game, finishing with 22 goals for and 9 against.