This contribution offers an original reading of the representations surrounding the semi-final of the Football World Cup between France and Germany on 8 July 1982 in Seville. Input and output of the historical process by its status of socio-cultural rupture, this sporting fact postulates to be categorized as a symbolic event. In order to measure its social impacts, the challenge for academic sciences is to objectify its nature. Through a combined analysis of its manifestation, its future and its normalization, this study demonstrates the event-driven dimension of the Seville drama. In fact, captured and relayed by the media in a mythological way, it sees the emergence of a long-term memory movement. The social sciences make the football process of identification intelligible but they have so far failed to explain this still present past.

此文稿为1982年7月8日在塞维利亚举行的法国和德国之间的世界杯足球赛半决赛的陈述提供了原始阅读。通过其社会文化破裂状态来进行历史过程的输入和输出，这一体育事实被假定为象征性事件。为了衡量其社会影响，学术科学面临的挑战是使其性质客观化。通过对其表现，未来和正常化的综合分析，该研究证明了塞维利亚戏剧的事件驱动维度。实际上，它被媒体以神话般的方式捕获和传递，它看到了长期记忆运动的出现。社会科学使足球的识别过程变得可理解，但是到目前为止，他们仍未能解释这种仍然存在的历史。