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Stábile scored 8 goals in 4 matches at the 1930 FIFA World Cup, making him the tournament's top scorer and earning him the Golden Boot. He also earned a place on the FIFA World Cup All-Star Team.
Stábile did not play in Argentina's opening match against France because first-choice striker Roberto Cherro was unable to take part due to an anxiety attack. Stábile came in for the second game against Mexico and scored a hat-trick on his debut.
Stábile never played for Argentina again after the 1930 World Cup. He appeared in four matches total, scored in every one, and finished with an average of two goals per game.
Stábile coached Argentina to six South American Championship titles, in 1941, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1955, and 1957. He managed the national team in 123 official matches, winning 83.
Stábile signed with Genoa after the 1930 World Cup. He scored a hat-trick on his debut against rivals Bologna, stayed five years, and played 41 games while scoring 16 goals.
From 1960 until his death on the 26th of December 1966, Stábile served as director of the Argentina national school of football management. He took up the role after stepping down from coaching following Argentina's first-round exit at the 1958 World Cup and a return stint managing the national side in 1960.