Qualifying Rounds
GROUP 1
Denmark. 24 may 1978 at Copenhagen. Stadium: Parken.
Denmark – Republic Ireland 3-3 (1-2).
11’ Francis Stapleton 0-1, 25’ Anthony Grealish 0-2, 33’ Henning Jensen 1-2,
65’ Gerry Daly 1-3, 79’ (penalty) Benny Nielsen 2-3, 80’ Sřren Lerby 3-3.
Referee: Johannes-Frederik Beck (HOL) Attendance: 12.000
Denmark. 1 Birger Jensen; 2 Johnny Hansen, 3 Per Rřntved, 4 Henning Munk Jensen,
5 Sřren Lerby, 6 Morten Olsen (75’ Jan Hřjland), 7 Benny Nielsen,
8 Kristen Nygaard (66’ Frank Arnesen), 9 Jan Sřrensen, 10 Henning Jensen,
11 Jřrgen Kristensen.
Coach: Kurt Nielsen
Republic of Ireland: 1 Michael Kearns, 2 Patrick Mulligan, 3 James Holmes
(52’ Eamon Gregg), 4 Mark Lawrenson, 5 David Anthony O'Leary,
6 Anthony Grealish, 7 Gerry Daly, 8 Francis Stapleton,
9 Stephen Heighway, 10 John Giles, 11 Donald Givens
(46’ Paul McGee).
Coach: John Giles.
Republic of Ireland. 20 september 1978. Dublin. Stadium Lansdowne Road.
Republic of Ireland – Northern Ireland 0-0.
Referee: Francis Rion (BEL) Attendance: 55.000
Republic of Ireland: 1 Michael Kearns; 2 Anthony Grealish, 3 James Holmes,
4 Mark Lawrenson, 5 Noel Synnott (60’ Ashley Grimes),
6 Liam Brady, 7 Gerry Daly, 8 Francis Stapleton,
9 Stephen Heighway, 10 John Giles, 11 Paul McGee
(80’ Donald Givens).
Coach: John Giles.
Northern Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Patrick Rice, 3 Samuel Nelson, 4 Christopher Nicholl,
5 Allan Hunter, 6 James Michael Nicholl, 7 Martin O'Neill,
8 Sammy McIlroy, 9 Gerald Armstrong (65’ Bryan Hamilton),
10 David McCreery (55’ James Platt), 11 Derek Spence.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower.
Denmark. 20 september 1978. Copenhagen. Stadium: Parken
Denmark – England 3-4 (2-2).
17’ and 22’ Kevin Keegan 0-1 and 0-2, 23’ (penalty) Allan Simonsen 1-2,
27’ Frank Arnesen 2-2, 51’ Robert Latchford 1-3, 84’ Philip G Neal 1-4,
85’ Per Rřntved 3-4.
Referee: Adolf Prokop (GER). Attendance: 48.000
Denmark: 1 Birger Jensen; 2 Flemming Nielsen, 3 Henning Munk Jensen, 4 Per Rřntved,
5 Sřren Lerby, 6 Frank Arnesen, 7 Flemming Lund, 8 Carsten Nielsen,
9 Allan Simonsen, 10 Benny Nielsen (46’ Allan Hansen), 11 Jřrgen Kristensen.
Coach: Kurt Nielsen
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Michael Denis Mills, 4 Colin Raymond Wilkins,
5 David V Watson, 6 Emlyn Hughes, 7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell,
9 Robert Latchford, 10 Trevor Donald Brooking, 11 Peter Simon Barnes.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Denmark. 11 october 1978. Copenhagen. Stadium: Parken Stadium.
Denmark – Bulgaria 2-2 (1-1).
17’ Benny Nielsen 1-0, 34’ Pavel Panov 1-1, 64’ Sřren Lerby 2-1, 84’ Ivan Iliev 2-2.
Referee: Angel Franco Martinez (ESP). Attendance: 30.000
Denmark: 1 Ole Kjćr; 2 Flemming Nielsen, 3 Per Rřntved, 4 Lars Larsen, 5 Sřren Lerby,
6 Morten Olsen, 7 Heino Hansen, 8 Frank Arnesen, 9 Flemming Lund,
10 Benny Nielsen, 11 Jřrgen Kristensen.
Coach: Kurt Nielsen
Bulgaria: 1 Rumiantcho Goranov; 2 Plamen Nikolov, 3 Petar Stankov, 4 Gueorgui Bonev,
5 Nikolai Grantcharov (11’ Ivan Iliev), 6 Radoslav Zdravkov, 7 Rusi Gotchev,
8 Gueorgui Slavkov (80’ Alexandre Ivanov), 9 Stoytcho Mladenov, 10 Pavel Panov,
11 Anguel Stankov.
Coach: Zvetan Ilchev
Republic of Ireland. 25 october 1978. Stadium: Lansdowne Road.
Republic of Ireland – England 1-1 (1-1).
8’ Robert Latchford 0-1, 27’ Gerry Daly 1-1.
Referee: Heinz Aldinger (GER). Attendance: 50.000
Republic of Ireland: 1 Michael Kearns; 2 Patrick Mulligan, 3 James Holmes, 4 Mark Lawrenson,
5 David Anthony O'Leary (74’ Eamon Gregg), 6 Liam Brady, 7 Gerry Daly,
8 Anthony Grealish, 9 Paul McGee (65’ Francis Stapleton), 10 Gerald Ryan,
11 Donald Givens.
Coach: John Giles.
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Michael Denis Mills, 4 Colin Raymond Wilkins,
5 David V Watson (22’ Philip Brian Thompson), 6 Emlyn Hughes, 7 Kevin Keegan,
8 Stephen John Coppell, 9 Robert Latchford, 10 Trevor Donald Brooking,
11 Peter Simon Barnes (85’ Anthony Stewart Woodcock)
Coach: Ronald Greenwood
Northern Ireland. 25 october 1978, Belfast. Stadium: Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland – Denmark 2-1 (0-0).
51’ Henning Munk Jensen 0-1, 63’ Derek Spence 1-1, 85’ Trevor Anderson.
Referee: Rolf Haugen (NOR) Attendance: 30.000
Northern Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Patrick Rice, 3 Samuel Nelson, 4 James Michael Nicholl,
5 Allan Hunter, 6 David McCreery, 7 Martin O'Neill, 8 Sammy McIlroy,
9 Gerald Armstrong, 10 Samuel Morgan
(61’ Derek Spence and 67’ Trevor Anderson), 11 Terence Cochrane.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
Denmark: 1 Ole Kjćr; 2 Flemming Nielsen, 3 Per Rřntved, 4 Lars Larsen, 5 John Andersen,
6 Ole Rasmussen, 7 Carsten Nielsen, 8 Ove Flindt Bjerg, 9 Henrik Agerbeck
(53’ Jan Sřrensen), 10 Henning Munk Jensen, 11 Jřrgen Kristensen.
Coach: Kurt Nielsen
Bulgaria. 29 november 1978. Sofia, stadium: Vasil Levski National Stadium.
Bulgaria – Northern Ireland 0-2 ( 0-1).
17’ Gerald Armstrong 0-1, 83’ William Caskey 0-2.
Referee: Hilmi Ok (TUR) Attendance: 25.000
Bulgaria: 1 Rumiantcho Goranov; 2 Nikolai Grantcharov, 3 Petar Stankov, 4 Roman Karakolev,
5 Gueorgui Dimitrov, 6 Borislav Sredkov, 7 Rusi Gotchev, 8 Gueorgui Slavkov,
9 Stoytcho Mladenov (54’ Spas Djevizov), 10 Pavel Panov, 11 Anguel Stankov
(46’ Tchavdar Zvetkov).
Coach: Zvetan Ilchev
Northern Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Bryan Hamilton, 3 Samuel Nelson,
4 James Michael Nicholl, 5 Christopher Nicholl, 6 David McCreery,
7 Terence Cochrane (63’ Christopher McGrath), 8 Sammy McIlroy
(66’ Victor Moreland), 9 Gerald Armstrong, 10 William Caskey,
11 Martin O'Neill.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
England. 7 February 1979. London, stadium: Wembley.
England – Northern Ireland 4-0 (1-0).
7’ Kevin Keegan 1-0, 46’ Robert Latchford 2-0, 50’ David V Watson 3-0,
64’ Robert Latchfor 4-0.
Referee: Ulf Eriksson (SWE). Attendance: 92.000
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Michael Denis Mills, 4 Anthony Currie,
5 David V Watson, 6 Emlyn Hughes, 7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell,
9 Robert Latchford, 10 Trevor Donald Brooking, 11 Peter Simon Barnes.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Northern Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Patrick Rice, 3 Samuel Nelson, 4 James Michael Nicholl,
5 Christopher Nicholl, 6 David McCreery, 7 Martin O'Neill,
8 Sammy McIlroy, 9 Gerald Armstrong, 10 William Caskey (54’ Derek Spence),
11 Terence Cochrane (82’ Christopher McGrath).
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
Republic of Ireland. 2 May 1979. Dublin, stadium: Lansdowne Road.
Republic of Ireland – Denmark 2-0 (1-0).
44’ Gerry Daly 1-0, 66’ Donald Givens 2-0.
Referee: Michel Vautrot (FRA) Attendance: 26.000
Republic of Ireland: 1 Gerald Peyton; 2 Eamonn Gregg, 3 James Holmes, 4 Patrick Mulligan,
5 Michael Martin, 6 Liam Brady, 7 Gerry Daly, 8 Francis Stapleton,
9 Austin Hayes (64’ Michael Walsh), 10 John Giles, 11 Donald Givens.
(74’ Paul McGee).
Coach: John Giles
Denmark: 1 Ole Kjćr; 2 Flemming Nielsen, 3 Per Rřntved, 4 Lars Larsen, 5 Sřren Lerby,
6 Morten Olsen, 7 Flemming Lund, 8 Frank Arnesen, 9 Allan Simonsen,
10 Benny Nielsen (70’ Henrik Agerbeck), 11 Preben Elkjćr.
Coach: Kurt Nielsen
Northern Ireland. 2 May 1979. Belfast, stadium: Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland – Bulgaria 2-0 (2-0).
16’ Christopher Nicholl 1-0, 30’ Gerald Armstrong 2-0.
Referee: Anders Mattsson (FIN). Attendance: 20.000
Northern Ireland : 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Bryan Hamilton, 3 Samuel Nelson, 4 James Michael Nicholl
(65’ Victor Moreland), 5 Christopher Nicholl, 6 David McCreery,
7 Martin O'Neill, 8 Sammy McIlroy, 9 Gerald Armstrong, 10 William Caskey
(78’ Derek Spence), 11 Terence Cochrane.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
Bulgaria: 1 Stoyan Stoyanov; 2 Zonyo Vassilev, 3 Kiril Ivkov, 4 Gueorgui Bonev,
5 Ljuben Kolev, 6 Alexandre Rainov, 7 Radoslav Zdravkov (64’ Ivan Iliev),
8 Borislav Sredkov, 9 Spas Djevizov, 10 Pavel Panov, 11 Tchavdar Zvetkov.
Coach: Ianko Dinkov
Bulgaria. 10 may 1979. Sofia, stadium: Vasil Levski National Stadium.
Bulgaria – Republic of Ireland 1-0. (0-0).
81’ Tchavdar Zvetkov 1-0.
Referee: Josef Bucek (AUT) Attendance: 25.000
Bulgaria: 1 Iordan Filipov; 2 Nikolai Grantcharov, 3 Kiril Ivkov, 4 Zonyo Vassilev,
5 Ivan Iliev, 6 Radoslav Zdravkov, 7 Voin Voinov, 8 Krassimir Borissov,
9 Andrei Geliaskov, 10 Pavel Panov, 11 Tchavdar Zvetkov.
Coach: Zvetan Ilchev
Republic of Ireland: 1 Gerald Peyton; 2 Eamonn Gregg, 3 James Holmes (55’ Patrick Mulligan),
4 Michael Martin, 5 David Anthony O'Leary, 6 Liam Brady, 7 Gerry Daly,
8 Michael Walsh (75’ Paul McGee), 9 Stephen Heighway, 10 Donald Givens.
Coach: John Giles
Bulgaria, 6 june 1979. Sofia, Stadium: Vasil Levski National Stadium .
Bulgaria – England 0-3 (0-1).
7’ Kevin Keegan 0-1, 53’ David V Watson 0-2, 54’ Peter Simon Barnes 0-3.
Referee: Ernst Dörflinger-Buser (SUI) Attendance: 50.000
Bulgaria: 1 Iordan Filipov; 2 Nikolai Grantcharov, 3 Kiril Ivkov, 4 Gueorgui Bonev,
5 Ivan Iliev, 6 Radoslav Zdravkov (60’ Todor Barzov), 7 Voin Voinov
(46’ Rusi Gotchev), 8 Krassimir Borissov, 9 Andrei Geliaskov,
10 Pavel Panov, 11 Tchavdar Zvetkov.
Coach: Zvetan Ilchev
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Michael Denis Mills, 4 Philip Brian Thompson,
5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins, 7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell,
9 Robert Latchford (65’ Trevor Francis), 10 Trevor Donald Brooking,
11 Peter Simon Barnes (76’ Anthony Stewart Woodcock).
Coach: Ronald Greenwood
Denmark. 6 June 1979. Copenhagen, Stadium: Parken Stadium .
Denmark – Northern Ireland 4-0 (2-0).
13’ and 33’ Preben Elkjćr 1-0 and 2-0, 64’ Allan Simonsen 3-0, 83’ Preben Elkjćr 4-0.
Referee: Rudolf Frickel (GER). Attendance: 16.800
Denmark: 1 Ole Kjćr; 2 Ole Hřjgaard (76’ Peter Poulsen), 3 Sten Ziegler, 4 Sřren Busk,
5 John Andersen, 6 Morten Olsen, 7 Frank Arnesen, 8 Sřren Lerby,
9 Klaus Nřrregaard (58’ Per Rřntved), 10 Allan Simonsen, 11 Preben Elkjćr.
Coach: Kurt Nielsen
Northerm Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Patrick Rice, 3 Samuel Nelson, 4 James Michael Nicholl,
5 Allan Hunter, 6 David McCreery, 7 Martin O'Neill (67’ Thomas Sloan),
8 Sammy McIlroy, 9 Gerald Armstrong (54’ William Caskey),
10 Derek Spence, 11 Bryan Hamilton.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
England. 12 septemnber 1979. London, Stadium: - Wembley.
England – Denmark 1-0 (1-0).
17. Keegan 1-0.
Referee: César Correia Diaz Da Luz (POR) Attendance: 85.000
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Michael Denis Mills, 4 Philip Brian Thompson,
5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins, 7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell,
9 Terence McDermott, 10 Trevor Donald Brooking, 11 Peter Simon Barnes.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Denmark: 1 Birger Jensen; 2 Ole Hřjgaard, 3 Sřren Busk, 4 Sten Ziegler,5 Morten Olsen,
6 Sřren Lerby, 7 Frank Arnesen, 8 Benny Nielsen (67’ Jens Jřrn Bertelsen),
9 Henning Munk Jensen, 10 Allan Simonsen, 11 Preben Elkjćr (80’ Ove Flindt Bjerg).
Coach: Josef Piontek
Republic of Ireland. 17 october 1979. Dubli, Stadium: Lansdowne Road .
Republic of Ireland - Bulgaria 3-0 (1-0).
39’ Michael Martin 1-0, 46’ Anthony Grealish 2-0, 83’ Francis Stapleton 3-0.
Referee: Heinz Einbeck (GER) Attendance: 22.000
Republic of Ireland: 1 Gerald Peyton, 2 Patrick Mulligan, 3 Ashley Grimes,
4 Pierce O'Leary, 5 David Anthony O'Leary, 6 Liam Brady,
7 Anthony Grealish, 8 Michael Martin, 9 Stephen Heighway,
10 Paul McGee, 11 Francis Stapleton. Coach: John Giles.
Bulgaria: 1 Rumiantcho Goranov; 2 Zonyo Vassilev, 3 Gueorgui Dimitrov, 4 Gueorgui Bonev,
5 Ivan Iliev, 6 Vanio Kostov (46’ Kostadin Kostadinov), 7 Todor Barzov,
8 Plamen Markov, 9 Boytcho Velitschkov, 10 Andrei Geliaskov, 11 Tchavdar Zvetkov.
Coach: Dobromir Tashkov
Northern Ireland. 17 october 1979. Belfast. Stadium: Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland – England 1-5 (0-2).
18’ Trevor Francis 0-1, 34’ Anthony Stewart Woodcock 0-2,
49’ (penalty) Victor Moreland 1-2, 62’ Trevor Francis 1-3,
71’ Anthony Stewart Woodcock 1-4, 74’ (own goal) James Michael Nicholl 1-5.
Referee: Alexis Ponnet (BEL). Attendance: 25.000
Northern Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 Patrick Rice, 3 Samuel Nelson, 4 James Michael Nicholl,
5 Allan Hunter (46’ Peter Rafferty), 6 David McCreery, 7 Thomas Cassidy,
8 Sammy McIlroy, 9 Gerald Armstrong, 10 Thomas Finney (70’ William Caskey),
11 Victor Moreland.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
England: 1 Peter Shilton; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Michael Denis Mills, 4 Philip Brian Thompson,
5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins, 7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell,
9 Trevor Francis, 10 Trevor Donald Brooking (85’ Terence McDermott),
11 Anthony Stewart Woodcock.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Bulgaria. 31 october 1979. Sofia, stadium: Vasil Levski National Stadium.
Bulgaria – Denmark 3-0 (1-0).
21’ Andrei Geliaskov 1-0, 51’ and, 88’ Tchavdar Zvetkov 2-0 and 3-0.
Referee: Sotos Afxentiou (CYP). Attendance: 10.000
Bulgaria: 1 Hristo Hristov; 2 Zonyo Vassilev, 3 Borislav Dimitrov, 4 Gueorgui Bonev,
5 Ivan Iliev, 6 Todor Barzov, 7 Kostadin Kostadinov (70’ Rusi Gotchev),
8 Plamen Markov, 9 Boytcho Velitschkov, 10 Andrei Geliaskov, 11 Tchavdar Zvetkov
Coach: Dobromir Tashkov
Denmark: 1 Ole Qvist; 2 Jens Steffensen, 3 Sřren Busk, 4 Sten Ziegler, 5 Morten Olsen,
6 Jens Jřrn Bertelsen, 7 Frank Arnesen, 8 Sřren Lerby, 9 Kristen Nygaard
(71’ Carsten Nielsen), 10 Allan Simonsen, 11 Henning Munk Jensen.
Coach: Josef Piontek
Northern Ireland. 21 november 1979. Belfast, stadium: Windsor Park.
Northern Ireland – Republic of Ireland 1-0 (0-0).
54’ Gerald Armstrong 1-0.
Referee: André Daina (SUI). Attendance : 15.000
Northern Ireland: 1 Pat Jennings; 2 James Michael Nicholl, 3 Samuel Nelson,
4 Christopher Nicholl, 5 Allan Hunter, 6 David McCreery,
7 Martin O'Neill (66’ Thomas Cassidy), 8 Sammy McIlroy,
9 Gerald Armstrong, 10 Derek Spence, 11 Victor Moreland.
Coach: Daniel Blanchflower
Republic of Ireland: 1 Michael Kearns, 2 John Devine, 3 Ashley Grimes, 4 Pierce O'Leary,
5 David Anthony O'Leary, 6 Michael Martin, 7 Anthony Grealish,
8 Gerry Daly (54’ Joseph Watters), 9 Stephen Heighway, 10 Paul McGee
(76’ Donald Givens), 11 Francis Stapleton.
Coach: John Giles.
England. 22 november 1979. London, stadium: Wembley.
England – Bulgaria 2-0 (1-0).
9’ David V Watson 1-0, 70’ Glenn Hoddle 2-0.
Referee: Erik Fredriksson (SWE). Attendance: 72.000
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Vivian Anderson, 3 Kenneth George Sansom, 4 Philip Brian Thompson,
5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins, 7 Kevin Phillip Reeves, 8 Glenn Hoddle,
9 Trevor Francis, 10 Raymond Kennedy, 11 Anthony Stewart Woodcock.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood
Bulgaria: 1 Hristo Hristov; 2 Roman Karakolev, 3 Borislav Dimitrov, 4 Gueorgui Bonev,
5 Ivan Iliev, 6 Gueorgui Dimitrov, 7 Todor Barzov, 8 Plamen Markov,
9 Andrei Jeliaskov, 10 Boytcho Velitschkov (87’ Krassimir Manolov),
11 Tchavdar Zvetkov (30’ Kostadin Kostadinov).
Coach: Dobromir Tashkov
England. 6 february 1980. London, Stadium: Wembley.
England – Republic of Ireland 2-0 (1-0).
34’ and 74’ Kevin Keegan 1-0 and 2-0.
Referee: Klaus Scheurell (GER) Attendance: 90.299
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Trevor Cherry, 3 Kenneth George Sansom, 4 Philip Brian Thompson,
5 David V Watson, 6 Bryan Robson, 7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Terence McDermott,
9 David E Johnson (60’ Stephen John Coppell), 10 Anthony Stewart Woodcock,
11 Laurie CUNNINGHAM.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood
Republic of Ireland: 1 Gerald Peyton (60’ Ronald Healey); 2 Christopher Hughton,
3 Ashley Grimes, 4 Mark Lawrenson, 5 David Anthony O'Leary
(69’ Pierce O’Leary), 6 Liam Brady, 7 Gerry Daly,
8 Anthony Grealish, 9 Stephen Heighway, 10 Francis Stapleton,
11 Francis O'Brien.
Coach: John Giles.
GROUP 2
Norway. 30 August 1978. Oslo, stadium: Ullevĺl .
Norway – Austria 0-2 (0-2).
25’ Bruno Pezzey 0-1, 43’ Hans Krankl 0-2.
Referee: Patrick Partridge (ENG). Attendance: 17.000
Norway: 1 Tom Risz Jacobsen; 2 Helge Karlsen (22’ Bjarne Berntsen), 3 Jan Birkelund,
4 Svein Grřndalen, 5 Trond PEDERSEN, 6 Einar Jan Aas, 7 Tor Egil Johansen,
8 Stein Thunberg, 9 Svein Mathisen, 10 Odd Iversen (71’ Arne Řkland-larsen),
11 Hallvar Thoresen.
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen.
Austria: 1 Erwin Fuchsbichler; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Erich Obermayer, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Heinrich Strasser, 6 Herbert Prohaska, 7 Heribert Weber, 8 Kurt Jara
(65’ Reinhold Hintermaier) , 9 Walter Schachner, 10 Wilhelm Kreuz, 11 Hans Krankl.
Coach: Karl Stotz.
Austria. 20 september 1978. Vienna, Stadium:
Austria – Scotland 3-2 (1-0).
26’ Bruno Pezzey 1-0, 48’ Walter Schachner 2-0, 65’ Wilhelm Kreuz 3-0,
68’ Gordon McQueen 3-1, 78’ Andrew Gray 3-2.
Referee: Alberto Michelotti (ITA) Attendance: 73.000
Austria: 1 Erwin Fuchsbichler; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Erich Obermayer, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Heinrich Strasser, 6 Herbert Prohaska (87’ Franz Oberacher), 7 Heribert Weber,
8 Kurt Jara, 9 Walter Schachner, 10 Wilhelm Kreuz, 11 Hans Krankl.
Coach: Karl Stotz
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 Stewart KENNEDY, 3 Gordon McQueen, 4 Martin Buchan,
5 William Donachie, 6 Graeme Souness, 7 Richard Asa HARTFORD,
8 Archibald Gemmill, 9 Andrew Gray, 10 Kenneth Dalglish, 11 Joseph Jordan
(61’ Arthur Graham).
Coach: Alistair McLeod
Belgium. 20 september 1978. Lokeren, Stadium: Daknam .
Belgium – Norway 1-1 (0-1).
8’ Arne Řkland-larsen 0-1, 65’ Julien Cools 1-1.
Referee: Marjan Raus (YUG) Attendance: 5.272
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets (46’ François Van Der Elst), 3 Georges Leekens,
4 Walter Meeuws, 5 Julien Cools, 6 René Verheyen, 7 René Vandereycken,
8 Ludo Coeck, 9 Roger Van Gool, 10 Paul Courant (46’ Willy Geurts),
11 Eddy Voordeckers.
Coach: Guy Thys
Norway: 1 Tom Risz Jacobsen; 2 Tore Kordahl, 3 Einar Jan Aas, 4 Svein Grřndalen,
5 Trond PEDERSEN, 6 Roger Albertsen, 7 Bjarne Berntsen, 8 Tor Egil Johansen,
9 Hallvar Thoresen, 10 Arne Řkland-larsen (61’ Pal Jacobsen), 11 Svein Mathisen
(34’ Stein Thunberg).
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen
Portugal. 11 october 1978. Lisbon, stadium: A Luz.
Portugal – Belgium 1-1 (1-1).
31’ Fernando Mendes Gomes 1-0, 37’ Frank Vercauteren 1-1.
Referee: Georges Konrath (FRA) Attendance: 20.000
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Gabriel Mendes, 3 Humberto Coelho,
4 Eurico Monteiro Gomes (46’ Artur Correia), 5 Adelino Teixeira,
6 Sheu Han, 7 Joăo ALVES, 8 António Oliveira, 9 Manuel Fernandes
(70’ Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini), 10 Fernando Mendes Gomes,
11 José Costa.
Coach: Mario Wilson.
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Walter Meeuws, 4 Hugo Broos, 5 Michel Renquin,
6 Julien Cools, 7 René Vandereycken, 8 Ludo Coeck, 9 Frank Vercauteren,
10 Guy Dardenne (67’ François Van Der Elst), 11 Eddy Voordeckers
(60’ Jan Ceulemans).
Coach: Guy Thys.
Scotland. 25. october 1978. Glasgow, Stadium: Hampden Park.
Scotland – Norway 3-2 (1-1).
3’ Einar Jan Aas 0-1, 35’ Kenneth Dalglish 1-1, 64’ Arne Řkland-Larsen 1-2,
81’ Kenneth Dalglish 2-2, 87’ (penalty) Archibald Gemmill 3-2.
Referee: Vojtech Christov (SVK). Attendance: 60.000
Scotland: 1 James Stewart; 2 William Donachie, 3 Frank Gray, 4 Graeme Souness,
5 Gordon McQueen, 6 Martin Buchan, 7 Kenneth Dalglish, 8 Archibald Gemmill,
9 Andrew Gray, 10 Richard Asa HARTFORD, 11 Arthur Graham.
Coach: John Stein
Norway: 1 Tom Risz Jacobsen; 2 Trond PEDERSEN (85’ Jan Hansen), 3 Tore Kordahl,
4 Jan Birkelund, 5 Svein Grřndalen, 6 Tor Egil Johansen, 7 Einar Jan Aas,
8 Tom Jacobsen (37’ Helge Karlsen), 9 Hallvar Thoresen, 10 Arne Řkland-Larsen,
11 Svein Mathisen.
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen
Austria. 15. november 1978. Vienne, Stadium:
Austria – Portugal 1-2 (0-1).
30’ Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini 0-1, 74’ Walter Schachner 1-1, 90’ Alberto Fonseca 1-2.
Referee: Nicolae Rainea (ROM). Attendance: 75.000
Austria: 1 Friedrich Koncilia; 2 Erich Obermayer, 3 Robert Sara, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Heinrich Strasser, 6 Herbert Prohaska, 7 Roland Hattenberger, 8 Kurt Jara
(75’ Ernst Baumeister), 9 Walter Schachner, 10 Wilhelm Kreuz
(84’ Felix Gasselich), 11 Hans Krankl.
Coach: Karl Stotz
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Humberto Coelho, 3 Artur Correia, 4 Carlos Alhinho,
5 Alberto Fonseca, 6 Minervino Pietra, 7 Adelino Teixeira, 8 Joăo ALVES,
9 António Oliveira (87’ Sheu Han), 10 José Costa,
11 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini (88’ Fernando Mendes Gomes).
Coach: Mario Wilson
Portugal. 29 november 1978. Lisbon, Stadium: A Luz.
Portugal – Scotland 1-0 (1-0).
28’ Alberto Fonseca 1-0.
Referee: Ernst Dörflinger-Buser (SUI). Attendance: 60.000
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Artur Correia,3 Humberto Coelho,4 Carlos Alhinho,
5 Alberto Fonseca,6 Minervino Pietra, 7 Joăo ALVES, 8 António Oliveira
(78’ Eurico Monteiro Gomes), 9 José Costa (46’ Sheu Han),
10 Fernando Mendes Gomes, 11 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini.
Coach: Mario Wilson
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 Stewart KENNEDY, 3 Gordon McQueen, 4 Martin Buchan,
5 Frank Gray (75’ William Donachie), 6 David Narey, 7 Archibald Gemmill,
8 Richard Asa HARTFORD, 9 Kenneth Dalglish, 10 Joseph Jordan
(78’ Ian Wallace), 11 John Robertson.
Coach: John Stein
Belgium: 28 march 1979. Brussels. Stadium: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium.
Belgium – Austria 1-1 (1-0).
21 (penalty) René Vandereycken 1-0, 61’ Hans Krankl 1-1.
Referee: Angel Franco Martinez (ESP). Attendance: 6.264
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Walter Meeuws, 4 Hugo Broos,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Julien Cools (70’ Willy Geurts), 7 René Vandereycken,
8 Frank Vercauteren, 9 Albert Cluytens, 10 François Van Der Elst,
11 Jean Janssens.
Coach: Guy Thys
Austria: 1 Friedrich Koncilia; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Erich Obermayer, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Dietmar Mirnegg, 6 Roland Hattenberger, 7 Ernst Baumeister,
8 Heribert Weber, 9 Hans Krankl, 10 Wilhelm Kreuz, 11 Walter Schachner.
Coach: Karl Stotz
Austria. 2 may 1979. Vienna, stadium:
Austria – Belgium 0-0.
Referee: Hilmi Ok (TUR). Attendance: 40.000
Austria: 1 Friedrich Koncilia; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Erich Obermayer, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Dietmar Mirnegg, 6 Herbert Prohaska (74’ Felix Gasselich),
7 Roland Hattenberger, 8 Ernst Baumeister, 9 Walter Schachner,
10 Wilhelm Kreuz (81’ Reinhold Hintermaier), 11 Hans Krankl.
Coach: Karl Stotz.
Belgium: 1 Michel Preud'Homme; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Walter Meeuws, 4 Hugo Broos,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Julien Cools, 7 François Van Der Elst, 8 René Vandereycken,
9 Frank Vercauteren, 10 Charles Jacobs (87’ Guy Dardenne), 11 Jean Janssens.
Coach: Guy Thys.
Norway. 9 may 1979. Oslo, stadium: Ullevĺl.
Norway – Portugal 0-1 (0-1).
35’ Joăo ALVES 0-1.
Referee: Siegfried Kirschen (GER). Attendance: 9.800
Norway: 1 Roy Amundsen; 2 Trond PEDERSEN, 3 Tore Kordahl, 4 Einar Jan Aas,
5 Svein Grřndalen, 6 Jan Hansen, 7 Roger Albertsen, 8 Tor Egil Johansen
(70’ Stein Thunberg), 9 Thomas Lund, 10 Svein Mathisen (55’ Isak Arne Refvik),
11 Arne Řkland-larsen.
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Artur Correia, 3 Humberto Coelho, 4 Carlos Alhinho,
5 Alberto Fonseca, 6 Eurico Monteiro Gomes, 7 Minervino Pietra ,8 Joăo ALVES,
9 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini (80’ Fernando Mendes Gomes), 10 José Costa
(89’ António Bastos Lopes), 11 António Oliveira.
Coach: Mario Wilson
Norway. 7 june 1979. Oslo, stadium: Ullevĺl.
Norway – Scotland 0-4 (0-3),
32’ Joseph Jordan 0-1, 39’ Kenneth Dalglish 0-2, 43’ John Robertson 0-3,
54’ Gordon McQueen 0-4.
Referee: Ib. F. Nielsen (DEN). Attendance: 17.269
Norway: 1 Tom Risz Jacobsen; 2 Helge Karlsen, 3 Tore Kordahl, 4 Svein Grřndalen,
5 Trond PEDERSEN (60’ Jan Hansen), 6 Einar Jan Aas, 7 Roger Albertsen,
8 Stein Thunberg (77’ Torbjörn Svendsen), 9 Hallvar Thoresen, 10 Svein Mathisen,
11 Arne Řkland-larsen.
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen.
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 George Burley (46’ Paul Hegarty and 61’ John Wark), 3 Iain Munro,
4 Thomas Burns, 5 Gordon McQueen, 6 Archibald Gemmill, 7 Arthur Graham,
8 Kenneth Dalglish, 9 Joseph Jordan, 10 Richard Asa HARTFORD, 11 John Robertson.
Coach: John Stein
Austria.29 august 1979. Vienna, stadium:
Austria – Norway 4-0 (1-0).
42’ Kurt Jara 1-0, 46’ (penalty) Herbert Prohaska 2-0, 75’ Wilhelm Kreuz 3-0,
86’ Hans Krankl 4-0.
Referee: Jaromir Fausek (CZE). Attendance: 40.000
Austria: 1 Friedrich Koncilia; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Erich Obermayer, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Günther Pospischil, 6 Roland Hattenberger, 7 Wilhelm Kreuz, 8 Kurt Jara,
9 Walter Schachner, 10 Herbert Prohaska (76’ Heribert Weber), 11 Hans Krankl.
Coach: Karl Stotz
Norway: 1 Roy Amundsen; 2 Trond PEDERSEN, 3 Morten Vinje, 4 Einar Jan Aas,
5 Svein Grřndalen, 6 Bjarne Berntsen, 7 Tor Egil Johansen, 8 Stein Thunberg
(32’ Rune Ottesen), 9 Svein Mathisen (73’ Torbjörn Svendsen),
10 Arne Řkland-larsen, 11 Pal Jacobsen.
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen
Norway. 12 september 1979. Oslo, stadium: Ullevĺl.
Norway – Belgium 1-2 (1-1).
7’ Pal Jacobsen 1-0, 31’ Jean Janssens 1-1, 75’ François Van Der Elst 2-1.
Referee: Alojzy Jarguz (POL). Attendance: 11.255
Norway: 1 Roy Amundsen; 2 Trond PEDERSEN, 3 Morten Vinje ,4 Einar Jan Aas,
5 Svein Grřndalen, 6 Roger Albertsen, 7 Jan Hansen, 8 Tor Egil Johansen
(76’ Rune Ottesen), 9 Pal Jacobsen, 10 Odd Iversen, 11 Hallvar Thoresen
(82’ Svein Mathisen).
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Walter Meeuws, 4 Luc Millecamps,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Julien Cools, 7 René Vandereycken, 8 Frank Vercauteren
(76’ René Verheyen), 9 Albert Cluytens, 10 François Van Der Elst,
11 Jean Janssens (76’ Jan Ceulemans).
Coach: Guy Thys.
Belgium. 17 october 1979. Brussels, stadium: Roi Baudouin.
Belgium – Portugal 2-0 (0-0).
46’ Wilfried Van Moer 1-0, 56. François Van Der Elst 2-0.
Referee: Ulf Eriksson (SWE). Attendance: 8.799
Belgium: 1 Theo Custers; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Michel Renquin (75’ Philippe Garot), 6 Wilfried Van Moer
(75’ René Verheyen ), 7 René Vandereycken, 8 Julien Cools,
9 François Van Der Elst, 10 Jan Ceulemans, 11 Eddy Voordeckers.
Coach: Guy Thys.
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento, 2 Artur Correia, 3 Humberto Coelho, 4 Carlos Alhinho,
5 Alberto Fonseca, 6 Eurico Monteiro Gomes (52’ Antonio Manuel Frasco Vieira),
7 Minervino Pietra (61’ Manuel Trinidad Rui Jordao), 8 António Oliveira,
9 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini, 10 Fernando Mendes Gomes, 11 Romeu Da Silva.
Coach: Mario Wilson.
Scotland. 17 october 1979. Glasgow. Stadium: Hampden Park.
Scotland – Austria 1-1 (0-1).
11’ Hans Krankl 0-1, 75’ Archibald Gemmill.
Referee: Károly Palotai (HUN). Attendance: 80.000
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 William Jardine, 3 Gordon McQueen, 4 Thomas Burns, 5 Iain Munro,
6 Graeme Souness, 7 Archibald Gemmill, 8 John Wark, 9 Arthur Graham
(61’ David Cooper), 10 Kenneth Dalglish, 11 John Robertson.
Coach: John Stein
Austria: 1 Friedrich Koncilia; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Bruno Pezzey, 4 Heribert Weber,
5 Dietmar Mirnegg, 6 Wilhelm Kreuz, 7 Roland Hattenberger, 8 Kurt Jara,
9 Walter Schachner (80’ Gerhard Steinkogler), 10 Herbert Prohaska,
11 Hans Krankl (88’ Reinhold Hintermaier).
Coach: Karl Stotz.
Portugal. 1 november 1979. Lisbon, stadium: A Luz.
Portugal – Norway 3-1 (1-1).
10’ Georg Hammer 0-1, 37’ Artur Correia 1-1,
59’ and 71’ Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini 2-1 and 3-1.
Referee: Riccardo Lattanzi (ITA). Attendance: 25.000
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Artur Correia, 3 Humberto Coelho,
4 Carlos António Simőes, 5 Antonio Manuel Frasco Vieira, 6 Alfredo Murça,
7 Rodolfo Ferreira, 8 José Costa, 9 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini,
10 Fernando Mendes Gomes, 11 Mauricio Zacarias REINALDO GOMES.
Coach: Mario Wilson.
Norway: 1 Roy Amundsen; 2 Trond PEDERSEN, 3 Morten Vinje, 4 Georg Hammer,
5 Svein Grřndalen, 6 Roger Albertsen, 7 Tor Egil Johansen, 8 Bjarne Berntsen
(69’ Jan Hansen), 9 Pal Jacobsen, 10 Arne Řkland-larsen, 11 Hallvar Thoresen
(72’ Svein Mathisen).
Coach: Tor Roste Fossen.
Belgium. 21 november 1979. Brussels, stadium: Roi Baudouin.
Belgium – Scotland 2-0 (1-0).
5’ François Van Der Elst 1-0, 47’ Eddy Voordeckers 2-0.
Referee: Eldar Azim-zade (URS). Attendance: 14.289
Belgium: 1 Theo Custers; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Julien Cools, 7 Wilfried Van Moer (74’ René Verheyen),
8 René Vandereycken, 9 François Van Der Elst, 10 Jan Ceulemans,
11 Eddy Voordeckers.
Coach: Guy Thys
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 William Jardine, 3 John Wark, 4 Alan Hansen, 5 Iain Munro
(60’ Frank Gray), 6 William Miller, 7 Richard Asa HARTFORD, 8 Graeme Souness,
9 Kenneth Dalglish, 10 Joseph Jordan (60. David Provan), 11 John Robertson.
Coach: John Stein
Portugal. 21 november 1979. Lisbon, stadium: A Luz.
Portugal – Austria 1-2 (1-1).
37’ Kurt Welzl 0-1, 42’ Mauricio Zacarias REINALDO GOMES 1-1,
51’ Walter Schachner 1-2.
Referee: Charles Corver (HOL). Attendance: 80.000
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Artur Correia (78’ Sheu Han), 3 Humberto Coelho,
4 Carlos António Simőes, 5 Alberto Fonseca, 6 Antonio Manuel Frasco Vieira
(66’ Manuel Trinidad Rui Jordao), 7 Rodolfo Ferreira, 8 José Costa,
9 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini, 10 Mauricio Zacarias REINALDO GOMES,
11 Fernando Mendes Gomes.
Coach: Mario Wilson
Austria: 1 Friedrich Koncilia; 2 Robert Sara, 3 Erich Obermayer, 4 Bruno Pezzey,
5 Dietmar Mirnegg, 6 Wilhelm Kreuz, 7 Roland Hattenberger, 8 Kurt Jara,
9 Walter Schachner, 10 Herbert Prohaska, 11 Kurt Welzl (81’ Hans Krankl).
Coach: Karl Stotz
Scotland. 19 december 1979. Glasgow, stadium: Hampden Park .
Scotland – Belgium 1-3 (0-3).
18’ Erwin Vandenbergh 0-1, 23’ and 29’ François Van Der Elst 0-2 and 0-3,
55’ John Robertson 1-3.
Referee: Heinz Aldinger (GER). Attendance: 40.000
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 William Jardine, 3 Gordon McQueen, 4 Thomas Burns,
5 Daniel McGrain, 6 Eamonn Bannon (46’ David Provan), 7 Robert Aitken,
8 John Wark, 9 Derek Johnstone, 10 Kenneth Dalglish, 11 John Robertson.
Coach: John Stein
Belgium: 1 Theo Custers; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Maurice Martens, 6 Julien Cools, 7 Wilfried Van Moer (50’ Gerard Plessers),
8 René Vandereycken, 9 François Van Der Elst, 10 Erwin Vandenbergh
(73’ Guy Dardenne) , 11 Jan Ceulemans.
Coach: Guy Thys
Scotland. 26 march 1980. Glasgow. Stadium: Hampden Park.
Scotland – Portugal 4-1 (2-0).
5’ Kenneth Dalglish 1-0, 30’ Andrew Gray 2-0, 69’ Stephen Archibald 3-0,
74’ Fernando Mendes Gomes 3-1, 84’ (penalty) 4-1.
Referee: Robert Wurtz (FRA). Attendance: 20.233
Scotland: 1 Alan Rough; 2 George Burley, 3 Daniel McGrain,.4 David Narey,
5 Alexander McLeish, 6 Alan Hansen, 7 Kenneth Dalglish (48’ David Provan),
8 Graeme Souness, 9 Andrew Gray, 10 Archibald Gemmill, 11 John Robertson
(75’ Stephen Archibald).
Coach: John Stein
Portugal: 1 Manuel Galrinho Bento; 2 Adelino Teixeira, 3 Humberto Coelho,
4 Carlos António Simőes, 5 Alberto Fonseca, 6 Eurico Monteiro Gomes
(34’ Sheu Han), 7 Nené Manuel B Gomes Tamagnini, 8 José Costa,
9 Fernando Mendes Gomes, 10 Antonio Manuel Frasco Vieira
(77’ Carlos Manuel Correia Dos Santos), 11 Manuel Trinidad Rui Jordao.
Coach: Mario Wilson.
GROUP 3
Yugoslavia. 4 october 1978. Zagreb, stadium: Maksimir
Yugoslavia – Spain 1-2 (1-2)
7’ Juanito 0-1, 28’ Carlos Santillana 0-2, 45’ Vahid Halilhodzic 1-2.
Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT) Attendance: 50.000
Yugoslavia: 1 Zelimir Stincic; 2 Vilson Dzoni, 3 Drazen Muzinic, 4 Milos Sestic
(67’ Nikica Cukrov), 5 Vedran Rozic, 6 Nenad Stojkovic, 7 Slavisa Zungul
(67’ Dusan Savic), 8 Momcilo Vukotic, 9 Vahid Halilhodzic, 10 Ivan Surjak,
11 Safet Susic.
Coach: Ante Mladinic
Spain: 1 Miguel Angel González Súarez; 2 Marcelino Pérez Ayllón, 3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti,
4 Secundino SUAREZ VAZQUEZ, 5 Antonio Olmo Rodriguez, 6 Vicente del Bosque,
7 Juanito (85’ José Vicente Sanchez Felip), 8 Angel María Villar Llona,
9 Carlos Santillana (88’ Ruben Cano Martinez), 10 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll,
11 Francisco Javier URIA.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz
Romania. 25 october 1978. Bucharest, stadium: 23 August.
Romania – Yugoslavia 3-2 (0-1)
22’ Vladimir Petrovic 0-1, 62’ and 68’ Stefan Sames 1-1 and 2-1,
75’ (penalty) Anghel Iordanescu 3-1, 90’ Damir Desnica 3-2.
Referee: Riccardo Lattanzi (ITA). Attendance: 25.000
Romania: 1 Raducan Necula; 2 Teodor Anghelini, 3 Iosif Vigu, 4 Stefan Sames,
5 Costica Stefanescu, 6 Laszlo Bölöni, 7 Zoltan Crisan, 8 Mihai Romila Ii,
9 Anghel Iordanescu, 10 Nicolae Dobrin, 11 Doru Nicolae (46’ Aurel Radulescu).
Coach: Stefan Kovacs
Yugoslavia: 1 Petar Borota; 2 Drazen Muzinic, 3 Dzemal Hadziabdic, 4 Aleksandar Trifunovic
(70’ Vedran Rozic), 5 Nenad Stojkovic, 6. Ivan Surjak, 7 Slavisa Zungul
(70’ Damir Desnica), 8 Nikica Cukrov, 9 Vahid Halilhodzic,
10 Vladimir Petrovic, 11 Safet Susic.
Coach: Ante Mladinic
Spain. 15 november 1978. Valencia, stadium: Mestalla Stadium
Spain – Romania 1-0 (1-0).
9’ Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll 1-0.
Referee: Jan N.I. Keizer (HOL). Attendance: 50.000
Spain: 1 Miguel Angel González Súarez; 2 Marcelino Pérez Ayllón,
3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti, 4 José Carrete De Julián,
5 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa, 6 Vicente del Bosque, 7 Juan Carlos Heredia Anaya
(75’ Enrique Saura Gil), 8 Angel María Villar Llona, 9 Carlos Santillana,
10 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll, 11 José Francisco Rojo (62’ Rubén A Cano Martinez).
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz.
Romania: 1 Narcis Coman; 2 Mihai Zamfir, 3 Iosif Vigu, 4 Stefan Sames,
5 Costica Stefanescu, 6 Laszlo Bölöni, 7 Zoltan Crisan, 8 Mihai Romila Ii,
9 Anghel Iordanescu, 10 Dudu Georgescu, 11 Aurel Radulescu.
Coach: Stefan Kovacs.
Spain. 13 december 1978. Salamanca, stadium: Helmántico.
Spain – Cyprus 5-0 (2-0).
8’ Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll 1-0, 10’ Vicente del Bosque 2-0 52’ Carlos Santillana 3-0,
66’ Andres RUBEN CANO 4-0, 72’ Carlos Santillana 5-0.
Referee: Paul Bonett (MLT). Attendance: 17.500
Spain: 1 Miguel Angel González Súarez; 2 Marcelino Pérez Ayllón,
3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti, 5 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa, 6 Vicente del Bosque,
7 Juan Carlos Heredia Anaya (46’ Rubén A Cano Martinez), 8 Angel María Villar Llona
(46’ Eugenio Leal Vargas), 9 Carlos Santillana, 10 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll,
11 Estanislao Argote Salaberría, 12 Andres RUBEN CANO.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz.
Cyprus: 1 George Pantziaras; 2 Nikos Pantziaras, 3 Filippos Kalotheou, 4 Stephanos Lysandrou,
5 Dimitris KIZAS, 6 Gregory SAVVA, 7 Andreas Miamiliotis (64’ Christakis Antoniou),
8 Stavros Papadopoulos, 9 Fivos Vrahimis, 10 Dimitrios Economou, 11 Andreas Kanaris.
Coach: Costas Talianos.
Cyprus. 1 april 1979. Nicosia, stadium: Makarion .
Cyprus – Yugoslavia 0-3 (0-1).
40’ and 79’ Zlatko Vujovic 0-1 and 0-2, 87’ Ivan Surjak 0-3.
Referee: Laszlo Padar (HUN). Attendance: 4.500
Cyprus: 1 Fanos Stylianou; 2 Filippos Kalotheou, 3 Vassas Violaris, 4 Stephanos Lysandrou,
5 Nikos Pantziaras (46’ Andreas Papacostas), 6 Gregory SAVVA, 7 Andreas Miamiliotis,
8 Antonis KALIMERAS, 9 Andreas Kissonergis, 10 Dimitrios Economou, 11 Andreas Kanaris.
Coach: Costas Talianos.
Yugoslavia: 1 Ratko Svilar; 2 Ismet Hadzic, 3 Nenad Starovlah, 4 Nenad Stojkovic,
5 Luka Peruzovic, 6 Drazen Muzinic, 7 Zlatko Vujovic, 8 Nikica Cukrov,
9 Dusan Savic (83’ Nikola Jovanovic) , 10 Ante Mirocevic (83’ Miso Krsticevic),
11 Ivan Surjak.
Coach: Miljan Miljanic
Romania. 4 april 1979. Craiova, stadium: Ion Oblemenco .
Romania – Spain 2-2 (0-0).
56’ (penalty) Dudu Georgescu 1-0, 59’ Daniel Ruiz Bazan 1-1, 64’ Dudu Georgescu 2-1,
70’ Daniel Ruiz Bazan 2-2.
Referee: Marcel Van Langenhove (BEL). Attendance: 40.000
Romania: 1 Silviu Lung; 2 Mihai Zamfir, 3 Teodor Lucuta, 4 Stefan Sames, 5 Cornel Dinu,
6 Laszlo Bölöni, 7 Mircea Lucescu (51’ Zoltan Crisan), 8 Mihai Romila Ii,
9 Dudu Georgescu, 10 Ion Dumitru (80’ Costica Stefanescu); 11 Dumitru Marcu.
Coach: Stefan Kovacs.
Spain: 1 Luis M Arconada Echarri; 2 Marcelino Pérez Ayllón, 3 Juan Felipe Martin Martin,
4 Isidoro San José Pozo, 5 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa, 6 Angel María Villar Llona,
7 Daniel Ruiz Bazan, 8 Vicente del Bosque (60’ Secindino Suarez Vazquez),
9 Enrique Castro Gonzalez (87’ Francisco Carrasco), 10 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll,
11 Andres RUBEN CANO.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz
Cyprus. 13 may 1979. Limassol, stadium: Tsirion .
Cyprus – Romania 1-1 (1-1).
30’ Ionel Augustin 0-1, 31’ Soteris Kaiafas 1-1.
Referee: Dimitar Yordanov Parmakov (BUL). Attendance: 8.000
Cyprus: 1 George Pantziaras; 2 Filippos Kalotheou, 3 Nikos Patikis, 4 Stephanos Lysandrou,
5 Nikos Pantziaras, 6 Stavros Papadopoulos, 7 Loizos Mavroudis (80’ George Aristidou),
8 Gregory SAVVA, 9 Soteris Kaiafas, 10 Marios Tsingis, 11 Andreas Kissonergis
(73’ Fivos Vrahimis).
Coach: Costas Talianos.
Romania: 1 Andrei Speriatu; 2 Mihai Zamfir, 3 Costica Stefanescu, 4 Petre Ivan,
5 Ilie Barbulescu, 6 Constantin Carstea, 7 Doru Nicolae, 8 Sevastian Iovanescu,
9 Marin Radu Ii (46’ Doru Rodion Camataru), 10 Ionel Augustin,
11 Constantin Stan (67’ Marcel Raducanu).
Coach: Stefan Kovacs.
Spain. 10 october 1979. Valencia, stadium: Mestalla Stadium.
Spain – Yugoslavia 0-1 (0-1).
5’ Ivan Surjak 0-1.
Referee: Mcginlay Brian R. (SCO). Attendance: 40.000
Spain: 1 Luis M Arconada Echarri, 2 Isidoro San José Pozo, 3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti,
4 Francisco Javier URIA, 5 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa, 6 Angel María Villar Llona,
7 Daniel Ruiz Bazan, 8 Vicente del Bosque, 9 Enrique Castro Gonzalez
(46’ Carlos Alonso Gonzalez), 10 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll,
11 Juan Carlos Heredia Anaya.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz
Yugoslavia: 1 Dragan Pantelic; 2 Zoran Vujovic, 3 Vedran Rozic, 4 Velimir Zajec,
5 Boro Primorac, 6 Miso Krsticevic, 7 Zlatko Vujovic, 8 Milos Sestic
(75’ Drazen Muzinic), 9 Blaz Sliskovic, 10 Safet Susic, 11 Ivan Surjak.
Coach: Miljan Miljanic
Yugoslavia. 31 october 1979.
Yugoslavia – Romania 2-1 (0-0).
48’ Zlatko Vujovic 1-0, 50’ Blaz Sliskovic 2-0, 79’ Marcel Raducanu 2-1.
Referee: Jan Redelfs (GER). Attendance: 35.000
Yugoslavia: 1 Dragan Pantelic; 2 Ismet Hadzic, 3 Nenad Starovlah, 4 Milos Sestic,
5 Boro Primorac, 6 Velimir Zajec, 7 Vladimir Petrovic, 8 Zlatko Vujovic,
9 Blaz Sliskovic (87’ Nenad Stojkovic), 10 Safet Susic, 11 Ivan Surjak
(82’ Nikica Cukrov).
Coach: Miljan Miljanic
Romania: 1 Cristian Gheorghe; 2 Neculai Tilihoi, 3 Ion Munteanu Ii, 4 Stefan Sames,
5 Costica Stefanescu, 6 Laszlo Bölöni, 7 Zoltan Crisan, 8 Cornel Dinu,
9 Gheorghe Multescu (87’ Alexandru Nicolae), 10 Ilie Balaci
(78’ Ionel Augustin), 11 Marcel Raducanu.
Coach: Stefan Kovacs.
Yugoslavia. 14 november 1979. Vojvodina, Stadium: Novi Sad.
Yugoslavia – Cyprus 5-0 (1-0).
32’ and 50’ Zlatko Kranjcar 1-0 and 2-0, 60’ Zlatko Vujovic 3-0,
75’ Vladimir Petrovic 4-0, 87’ Dusan Savic 5-0.
Referee: Yordan Zhezhov (BUL). Attendance: 20.000
Yugoslavia: 1 Dragan Pantelic; 2 Nikica Cukrov, 3 Vedran Rozic, 4 Milos Sestic,
5 Nenad Stojkovic, 6 Velimir Zajec, 7 Vladimir Petrovic, 8 Zlatko Vujovic
(80’ Dusan Savic), 9 Blaz Sliskovic (10’ Zlatko Kranjcar), 10 Safet Susic,
11 Ivan Surjak.
Coach: Miljan Miljanic
Cyprus: 1 George Pantziaras; 2 Filippos Kalotheou, 3 Neophytos Neophytou,
4 Costas Constantinou, 5 Stephanos Lysandrou, 6 Nikos Pantziaras,
7 Loizos Mavroudis, 8 Marios Tsingis, 9 Soteris Kaiafas,
10 Andreas Kissonergis (68’ Petros Theophanous), 11 Andreas Kanaris.
Coach: Costas Talianos.
Romania. 18 november 1979. Bucharest, stadium: 23 August .
Romania – Cyprus 2-0 (1-0).
42’ Gheorghe Multescu 1-0, 75’ Marcel Raducanu 2-0.
Referee: Dušan Krchnák (SVK). Attendance : 10.000
Romania: 1 Cristian Gheorghe; 2 Neculai Tilihoi, 3 Ion Munteanu Ii, 4 Stefan Sames,
5 Alexandru Nicolae, 6 Laszlo Bölöni, 7 Zoltan Crisan (46’ Sorin Cirtu),
8 Doru Rodion Camataru, 9 Gheorghe Multescu, 10 Aurel Beldeanu
(65’ Ilie Balaci), 11 Marcel Raducanu.
Coach: Stefan Kovacs.
Cyprus: 1 Fanos Stylianou; 2 Filippos Kalotheou, 3 Neophytos Neophytou,
4 Costas Constantinou, 5 Stephanos Lysandrou, 6 Marios Tsingis
(46’ Dimitrios Economou), 7 Loizos Mavroudis (85’ Fivos Vrahimis),
8 Nikos Pantziaras, 9 Soteris Kaiafas, 10 Pambos Papadopoulos,
11 Andreas Kanaris.
Coach: Costas Talianos.
Cyprus. 9 december 1979. Limassol, stadium: Tsirion.
Cyprus – Spain 1-3 (0-2).
5’ Angel María Villar Llona 0-1, 41’ Carlos Santillana 0-2, 69’ Fivos Vrahimis 1-2,
89’ Enrique Saura Gil 1-3.
Referee: Josef Bucek (AUT). Attendance: 15.000
Cyprus: 1 Erodotos Koupanos; 2 Nikos Pantziaras, 3 Filippos Kalotheou,
4 Stephanos Lysandrou, 5 Dimitris KIZAS, 6 Loizos Mavroudis,
7 Pambos Papadopoulos (67’ Fivos Vrahimis), 8 Stavros Papadopoulos,
9 Petros Theophanous (46’ Andreas Papacostas), 10 Marios Tsingis,
11 Andreas Kanaris.
Coach: Costas Talianos
Spain: 1 Luis M Arconada Echarri; 2 Francisco Javier URIA, 3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti,
4 Secundino SUAREZ VAZQUEZ, 5 Antonio Olmo Rodriguez, 6 Angel María Villar Llona
(78’ Francisco Carrasco), 7 Daniel Ruiz Bazan, 8 Vicente del Bosque
(78’ Jesus Maria Zamora Ansorena) , 9 Carlos Santillana,
10 Enrique Castro Gonzalez, 11 Enrique Saura Gil.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz.
GROUP 4
Iceland. 6 september 1978. Reykjavik, stadium: Laugardalsvöllur.
Iceland – Poland 0-2 (0-1).
24’ Marek Kusto 0-1, 85’ Grzegorz Lato 0-2.
Referee: Thomas Perry (NIR).
YC: 65’ Bohdan Masztaler (Poland). Attendance: 6.594
Iceland: 1 Arni Stefansson; 2 Gisli Torfason, 3 Karl Thordarsson, 4 Hördur Hilmarsson
(46’ Ingi Björn Albertsson), 5 Jon Pétursson, 6 Johannes Edvaldsson,
7 Janus Gudlaugsson, 8 Atli Edvaldsson, 9 Pétur Pétursson,
10 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson, 11 Arni Sveinsson.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Antoni Szymanowski, 3 Henryk Maculewicz, 4 Wojciech Rudy,
5 Stefan Majewski, 6 Tadeusz Blachno, 7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Bohdan Masztaler,
9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Leslaw Cmikiewicz, 11 Marek Kusto.
Coach: Jacek Gmoch.
Netherlands. 20 september 1978. Nijmegen, stadium: De Goffert .
Netherlands – Iceland 3-0 (1-0).
31’ Ruud Krol 1-0, 53’ Ernestus W Brandts 2-0, 63’ (penalty) Rob Rensenbrink 3-0.
Referee: Anders Mattsson (FIN). Attendance: 15.000
YC: 42’ Arni Sveinsson and 63’ Atli Edvaldsson (both Iceland).
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Jan Poorvliet, 3 Pieter Wildschut, 4 Ernestus W Brandts,
5 Ruud Krol, 6 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof, 7 Wim Jansen, 8 Arend Haan,
9 Adrie Koster (75’ Johannes W Peters), 10 Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga,
11 Rob Rensenbrink.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Bjarnason; 2 Janus Gudlaugsson, 3 Karl Thordarsson, 4 Jon Pétursson,
5 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson, 6 Johannes Edvaldsson, 7 Ingi Björn Albertsson
(68’ Dyri Gudmundsson), 8 Atli Edvaldsson, 9 Pétur Pétursson,
10 Asgeir Sigurvinsson, 11 Arni Sveinsson.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
German Democratic Republic. 4 october 1978. Halle, stadium: Kurt-Wabbel.
German Democratic Republic – Iceland 3-1 (2-1).
6’ Werner Peter 1-0, 14’ (penalty) Pétur Pétursson 1-1, 29’ Hans-Jürgen Riediger 2-1,
72’ Martin Hoffmann 3-1.
Referee: Thomas Henry Charles Reynolds (WAL). Attendance: 12.000
German Democratic Republic: 1 Jürgen Croy; 2 Konrad Weise, 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner,
4 Lothar Hause, 5 Gerd Weber, 6 Lutz Eigendorf, 7 Werner Peter,
8 Reinhard Häfner (45’ Lutz Lindemann), 9 Hans-Jürgen Riediger,
10 Jürgen Pommerenke, 11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Bjarnason (45’ Arni Stefansson); 2 Janus Gudlaugsson,
3 Karl Thordarsson, 4 Jon Pétursson, 5 Sigurdur Björgvinsson,
6 Stefan Orn Sigurdsson, 7 Pétur Pétursson, 8 Atli Edvaldsson,
9 Teitur Benedict Thordarsson, 10 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson, 11 Arni Sveinsson
(80’ Ingi Björn Albertsson).
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
Switzerland. 11 october 1978. Berne, stadium: Wankdorf.
Switzerland – Netherlands 1-3
19’ Pieter Wildschut 0-1, 32’ Markus Tanner 1-1, 67’ Ernestus W Brandts 1-2,
90’ Ruud GEELS 1-3.
Referee: César Correia Diaz Da Luz (POR). Attendance: 23.000
Switzerland: 1. Erich Burgener; 2 Jakob Brechbühl, 3 Luciano Bizzini Wankdorf,
4 Francis Montandon, 5 Pierre-Albert Chapuisat, 6 Markus Tanner
(82’ Roger Wehrli) , 7 Umberto Barberis, 8 Karl Elsener,
9 Claudio Sulser, 10 Marc Schnyder (46’ Raymondo Ponte) ,
11 René Botteron.
Coach: Roger Vonlanthen.
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Pieter Wildschut, 3 Ernestus W Brandts,
4 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp (34’ Johannes W Peters), 5 Ruud Krol,
6 Arend Haan, 7 Jan Poorvliet, 8 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof
(34’ John Dusbaba), 9 Rob Rensenbrink, 10 Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga,
11 Ruud GEELS.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Poland. 15 november 1978. Wroclaw, stadium: Olimpijski.
Poland – Switzerland 2-0 (1-0).
9’ Zbigniew Boniek 1-0, Roman Ogaza 2-0.
Referee: Franz Wöhrer (AUT). Attendance: 45.000
YC: 70’ André Meyer (Switzerland).
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Antoni Szymanowski, 3 Henryk Maculewicz, 4 Leslaw Cmikiewicz,
5 Wladyslaw Zmuda, 6 Stefan Majewski (85’ Wojciech Rudy), 7 Grzegorz Lato,
8 Adam Nawalka, 9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Roman Ogaza, 11 Stanislaw Terlecki.
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza
Switzerland: 1 Karl Engel; 2 Jakob Brechbühl, 3 Luciano Bizzini, 4 Francis Montandon,
5 Pierre-Albert Chapuisat, 6 André Meyer, 7 Umberto Barberis,
8 Karl Elsener (46’ Raymondo Ponte) , 9 Claudio Sulser, 10 Marc Schnyder,
11 René Botteron.
Coach: Roger Vonlanthen.
Netherlands. 15 november 1978. Rotterdam, stadium: De Kuip.
Netherlands – German Democratic Republic 3-0 (1-0).
18’ (own goal) Gerd Kische 1-0, 72’ (penalty) and 88’ Ruud Geels 2-0 and 3-0.
Referee: Ulf Eriksson (SWE). Attendance: 38.000
Netherlands. 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Pieter Wildschut, 3 Ernestus W Brandts,
4 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp (78’ Adrianus C Koster) , 5 Ruud Krol,
6 Adrianus A Van Kraay, 7 Johan Neeskens (54’ Johannes A Metgod) ,
8 Jan Peters, 9 Rob Rensenbrink, 10 Ruud Geels,
11 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
German Democratic Republic: 1 Jürgen Croy; 2 Gerd Kische, 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner,
4 Rüdiger Schnuphase, 5 Gerd Weber, 6 Lutz Eigendorf,
7 Reinhard Häfner, 8 Lutz Lindemann (53’ Wolf-Rüdiger Netz),
9 Hans-Jürgen Riediger, 10 Hartmut Schade (46’ Werner Peter),
11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Netherlands. 28 march. Eindhoven, stadium: PSV Stadium.
Netherlands – Switzerland 3-0 (0-0).
55’ Cornelius Kist 1-0, 84’ Johannes A Metgod 2-0, 89’ Jan Peters 3-0.
Referee: John Hunting (ENG). Attendance: 27.000
YC: 34’ Wim Jansen (Holland).
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Pieter Wildschut (83’ Huub Stevens),
3 Ernestus W Brandts, 4 Jan Poorvliet, 5 Wim Jansen (captain),
6 Johan Neeskens, 7 Johannes H Peters, 8 Cornelius Kist,
9 Rob Rensenbrink, 10 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof (54’ Johannes A Metgod),
11 Reinier L Van De Kerkhof.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis
Switzerland: 1 Erich Burgener; 2 Jakob Brechbühl (65’ Raymondo Ponte), 3 Luciano Bizzini
(58’ Roger Wehrli), 4 Francis Montandon, 5 Pierre-Albert Chapuisat,
6 Heinz Hermann, 7 Umberto Barberis, 8 Karl Elsener, 9. Claudio Sulser,
10 Marc Schnyder, 11 René Botteron.
Coach: Roger Vonlanthen.
German Democratic Republic. 18 april 1979. Leipzig, stadium: Der Hunderettausend.
German Democratic Republic – Poland 2-1 (0-1).
9’ Zbigniew Boniek 0-1, 59’ Joachim Streich 1-1, 63’ Lutz Lindemann 2-1.
Referee: Eldar Azim-zade (URS). Attendance: 55.000
YC: Zbigniew Boniek (Poland).
German Democratic Republic. 1 Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin; 2 Gerd Kische, 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner,
4 Konrad Weise, 5 Gerd Weber, 6 Reinhard Häfner,
7 Hans-Jürgen Riediger, 8 Lutz Lindemann, 9 Joachim Streich,
10 Hartmut Schade (46’ Jürgen Pommerenke), 11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Marek Dziuba (58’ Wojciech Rudy), 3 Wladyslaw Zmuda,
4 Antoni Szymanowski, 5 Pawel Janas, 6 Stefan Majewski (76’ Michal Wrobel) ,
7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Leslaw Cmikiewicz, 9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Roman Ogaza,
11 Adam Nawalka.
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza.
Poland. 2 may 1979. Chorzow, stadium: Slaski .
Poland – Netherlands 2-0 (1-0).
19’ Zbigniew Boniek 1-0, 64’ (penalty) Wlodzimierz Mazur 2-0.
Referee: Robert Wurtz (FRA). Attendance: 85.000
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Marek Dziuba, 3 Antoni Szymanowski, 4 Zbigniew Plaszewski,
5 Wladyslaw Zmuda, 6 Leszek Lipka, 7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Adam Nawalka,
9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Roman Ogaza, 11 Stanislaw Terlecki (46’ Wlodzimierz Mazur) .
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza.
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Huub Stevens, 3 Ernestus W Brandts,
4 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp, 5 Ruud Krol, 6 Wim Jansen, 7 Jan Peters,
8 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof, 9 Cornelius Kist, 10 Reinier L Van De Kerkhof
(46’ Geertruida Geels) , 11 Rob Rensenbrink (73’ Johannes A Metgod) .
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Switzerland. 5 may 1979. St. Gallen, stadium: Espenmoos.
Switzerland – German Democratic Republic 0-2 (0-1).
45’ Lutz Lindemann 0-1, 90’ Joachim Streich 0-2.
Referee: Augusto Lamo Castillo (ESP). Attendance: 9.000
Switzerland: 1 Roger Berbig; 2 Roger Wehrli. 3 Heinz Lüdi, 4 Luciano Bizzini,
5 Heinz Hermann, 6 Umberto Barberis, 7 Erni Maissen, 8 Markus Tanner,
9 Jean-Paul Brigger (46’ René Botteron) , 10 Raymondo Ponte,
11 Thomas Zwahlen (73’ Herbert Hermann).
Coach: Léon Walker
German Democratic Republic: 1 Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin; 2 Gerd Kische, 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner,
4 Konrad Weise, 5 Gerd Weber, 6 Reinhard Häfner,
7 Hans-Jürgen Riediger, 8 Lutz Lindemann, 9 Joachim Streich,
10 Jürgen Pommerenke, 11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Switzerland. 22 may 1979. Berne, stadium: Wankdorf.
Switzerland – Iceland 2-0 (1-0).
27’ Herbert Hermann 1-0, 53’ Gian Pietro Zappa 2-0.
Referee: Albert Victor (LUX). Attendance: 28.000
Switzerland: 1 Walter Eichenberger; 2 Jakob Brechbühl, 3 Heinz Lüdi, 4 Gian Pietro Zappa,
5 Heinz Hermann, 6 Umberto Barberis, 7 Erni Maissen, 8 Roger Wehrli
(46’ Markus Tanner), 9 Herbert Hermann, 10 Raymondo Ponte (60’ Marc Schnyder),
11 René Botteron.
Coach: Léon Walker.
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Olafsson; 2 Janus Gudlaugsson, 3 Jon Pétursson,
4 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson, 5 Marteinn Geirsson, 6 Johannes Edvaldsson
(79’ Otto Gudmundsson), 7 Atli Edvaldsson, 8 Arnor Gudjohnsen, 9 Pétur Pétursson
(60’ Karl Thordarsson), 10 Asgeir Sigurvinsson, 11 Arni Sveinsson.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
Iceland. 9 june 1979. Reykjavik, stadium: Laugardalsvöllur.
Iceland – Switzerland 1-2 (0-0).
49’ Janus Gudlaugsson 1-0, 59’ Raymondo Ponte 1-1, 61’ Heinz Hermann 1-2.
Referee: Edward A. Farrell (IRL). Attendance: 10.469
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Olafsson; 2 Janus Gudlaugsson, 3 Trausti Haraldsson,
4 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson (66’ Arni Sveinsson), 5 Marteinn Geirsson,
6 Johannes Edvaldsson, 7 Pétur Pétursson, 8 Atli Edvaldsson,
9 Teitur Benedict Thordarsson (78’ Karl Thordarsson, 10 Asgeir Sigurvinsson,
11 Arnor Gudjohnsen.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
Switzerland: 1 Roger Berbig; 2 Jakob Brechbühl, 3 Heinz Lüdi, 4 Gian Pietro Zappa,
5 Roger Wehrli, 6 Umberto Barberis, 7 Claude Andrey, 8 Heinz Hermann
(71’ Andy Egli), 9 Raymondo Ponte, 10 René Botteron (75’ Markus Tanner),
11 Herbert Hermann.
Coach: Leon Walker
Iceland. 5 september 1979. Reykjavik, stadium: Laugardalsvöllur.
Iceland – Netherlands 0-4 (0-0).
48’ Johannes A Metgod 0-1, 71’ Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof 0-2,
73’ and 87’ Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga 0-3 and 0-4.
Referee: Clive Thomas (WAL). Attendance: 10.000
YC: 58’ Jan Poorvliet (Netherlands)
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Bjarnason; 2 Trausti Haraldsson, 3 Dyri Gudmundsson,
4 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson, 5 Marteinn Geirsson, 6 Johannes Edvaldsson,
7 Karl Thordarsson, 8 Atli Edvaldsson, 9 Pétur Pétursson,
10 Sigurlas Thorleifsson (65’ Tomas Palson) , 11 Arni Sveinsson.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Jan Poorvliet, 3 Ernestus W Brandts,
4 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp, 5 Ruud Krol, 6 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof,
7 Huub Stevens, 8 Simon M Tahamata, 9 Tscheu-la Ling
(46’ Johannes A Metgod), 10 Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga,
11 Reinier L Van De Kerkhof.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Iceland. 12 september 1979. Reykjavik, stadium: Laugardalsvöllur
Iceland - German Democratic Republic 0-3 (0-0).
66’ (penalty) and 73’ Gerd Weber 0-1 and 0-2, 80’ Joachim Streich 0-3.
Referee: Svein Inge Thime (NOR). Attendance: 9.000
YC: 68’ Gudgeir Leifsson.
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Bjarnason; 2 Orn Oskarsson, 3 Gudmundur Thorbjörnsson,
4 Hördur Hilmarsson, 5 Marteinn Geirsson, 6 Johannes Edvaldsson,
7 Gudgeir Leifsson, 8 Atli Edvaldsson, 9 Sigurlas Thorleifsson,
10 Asgeir Sigurvinsson, 11 Arni Sveinsson.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
German Democratic Republic: 1 Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin; 2 Gerd Kische, 3 Konrad Weise,
4 Hans-Jurgen Dörner, 5 Rüdiger Schnuphase, 6 Gerd Weber,
7 Hans-Jürgen Riediger, 8 Reinhard Häfner, 9 Joachim Streich,
10 Lutz Lindemann, 11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner
Switzerland. 12 september 1979. Lausanne, stadium: Olympique de la Pontaise.
Switzerland – Poland 0-2 (0-1).
34’ and 63’ Stanislaw Terlecki 0-1 and 0-2.
Referee: Otto Anderco (ROM). Attendance: 20.000
Switzerland: 1 Erich Burgener; 2 Jakob Brechbühl, 3 Luciano Bizzini, 4 Heinz Lüdi,
5 Gian Pietro Zappa, 6 Umberto Barberis, 7 Hans Jörg Pfister,
8 Marc Schnyder, 9 Claudio Sulser (70’ Heinz Hermann) , 10 Raymondo Ponte,
11 Claude Andrey.
Coach: Léon Walker.
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Marek Dziuba, 3 Pawel Janas, 4 Wojciech Rudy, 5 Adam Nawalka,
6 Stefan Majewski (87’ Antoni Szymanowski) , 7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Henryk Wieczorek,
9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Kazimierz Kmiecik (88’ Wlodzimierz Mazur),
11 Stanislaw Terlecki.
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza.
Poland. 26 september 1979. Chorzow, stadium: Slaski.
Poland – German Democratic Republic 1-1 (0-0).
62’ Reinhard Häfner 0-1, 77’ Henryk Wieczorek 1-1.
Referee: Patrick Partridge (ENG). Attendance: 70.000
YC: 27’ Zbigniew Boniek (Poland),
36’ Konrad Weise and 69’ Gert Brauer (german Democratic Republic).
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Marek Dziuba (70’ Wlodzimierz Mazur) , 3 Pawel Janas,
4 Wojciech Rudy, 5 Adam Nawalka (74’ Henryk Wieczorek) , 6 Antoni Szymanowski,
7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Leszek Lipka, 9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Roman Ogaza,
11 Stanislaw Terlecki.
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza.
German Democratic Republic: 1 Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin; 2 Gerd Kische, 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner,
4 Konrad Weise, 5 Gert Brauer, 6 Rüdiger Schnuphase,
7 Gerd Weber, 8 Reinhard Häfner, 9 Hans-Jürgen Riediger,
10 Lutz Lindemann, 11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Poland. 10 october 1979. Krakow, stadium: Wisly.
Poland – Iceland 2-0 (0-0).
55’ and 74’ (penalty) Roman Ogaza 1-0 and 2-0.
Referee: Henning Lund-sřrensen (DEN). Attendance: 20.000
YC: 71’ Johannes Edvaldsson and 74’ Pétur Pétursson (Iceland).
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Henryk Wieczorek, 3 Antoni Szymanowski, 4 Wojciech Rudy,
5 Pawel Janas, 6 Leszek Lipka, 7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Adam Nawalka,
9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Roman Ogaza, 11 Stanislaw Terlecki (55’ Janusz Sybis).
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza.
Iceland: 1 Thorsteinn Bjarnason; 2 Orn Oskarsson, 3 Trausti Haraldsson, 4 Dyri Gudmundsson,
5 Marteinn Geirsson, 6 Johannes Edvaldsson, 7 Pétur Pétursson, 8 Atli Edvaldsson,
9 Teitur Benedict Thordarsson, 10 Asgeir Sigurvinsson, 11 Arni Sveinsson.
Coach: Yury Ilitecev.
German Democratic Republic. 13 october 1979. Berlin, stadium: Weltjugend.
German Democratic Republic – Switzerland 5-2 (3-1).
1’ Gerd Weber 1-0, 11’ Martin Hoffmann 2-0, 19’ Umberto Barberis 2-1,
26’ Rüdiger Schnuphase 3-1, 72’ Hans Jörg Pfister 3-2,
75’ and 80’ Martin Hoffmann 4-2 and 5-2.
Referee: Robert Wurtz (FRA). Attendance: 44.000
German Democratic Republic. 1 Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin; 2 Gerd Kische; 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner;
4 Rüdiger Schnuphase; 5 Gert Brauer; 6 Gerd Weber;
7 Hans-Jürgen Riediger; 8 Reinhard Häfner, 9 Joachim Streich
(66’ Peter Kotte), 10 Lutz Lindemann, 11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Switzerland: 1 Erich Burgener; 2 Jakob Brechbühl, 3 Luciano Bizzini, 4 Heinz Lüdi,
5 Gian Pietro Zappa, 6 Umberto Barberis, 7 Hans Jörg Pfister, 8 Marc Schnyder,
9 Claudio Sulser (57’ Andy Egli), 10 Markus Tanner (46’ Raymondo Ponte),
11 Heinz Hermann.
Coach: Léon Walker.
Netherlands. 17 octbober 1979. Amsterdam, stadium: Olympisch stadium.
Netherlands – Poland 1-1 (0-1).
4’ Wojciech Rudy 0-1, 65’ Huub Stevens 1-1.
YC: 50’ Pawel Janas.
Referee: Paolo Casarin (ITA). Attendance: 54.000
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Hubertus J N Wijnstekers, 3 Ernestus W Brandts,
4 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp, 5 Ruud Krol, 6 Huub Stevens, 7 Wim Jansen,
8 Johnny Rep, 9 Cornelius Kist, 10 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof,
11 Simon M Tahamata.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Poland: 1 Zygmunt Kukla; 2 Marek Dziuba, 3 Antoni Szymanowski, 4 Wojciech Rudy,
5 Pawel Janas, 6 Adam Nawalka, 7 Grzegorz Lato, 8 Leszek Lipka,
9 Zbigniew Boniek, 10 Janusz Sybis (70’ Wlodzimierz Mazur),
11 Stanislaw Terlecki.
Coach: Ryszard Kulesza.
German Democratic Republic. 21 november 1979. Leipzig, stadium: Der Hunderettausend.
German Democratic Republic – Netherlands 2-3
17’ Rüdiger Schnuphase 0-1, 33’ (penalty) Joachim Streich 2-0, 45’ Frans Thijssen 2-1,
50’ Cornelius Kist 2-2, 67’ Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof 2-3.
Referee: Antonio José Garrido Da Silva (POR). Attendance: 90.000
YC: 6’ Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp, 67’ Cornelius Kist (Netherlands),
34’ Konrad Weise (German Democratic Republic)
RC: 40’ Tscheu-la Ling (Netherlands),
and two YC so red: 40’ Konrad Weise (German Democratic Republic).
German Democratic Republic: 1 Hans-Ulrich Grapenthin; 2 Gerd Kische, 3 Hans-Jurgen Dörner,
4 Konrad Weise, 5 Gert Brauer, 6 Rüdiger Schnuphase
(60’ Hartmut Schade), 7 Gerd Weber (72’ Jürgen Pommerenke),
8 Reinhard Häfner, 9. Joachim Streich, 10 Peter Kotte,
11 Martin Hoffmann.
Coach: Georg Buschner.
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Hubertus J N Wijnstekers, 3 Huub Stevens
(69’ Ernestus W Brandts), 4 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp (46’ Cornelius Kist) ,
5 Ruud Krol, 6 Michaël A Van De Korput, 7 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof,
8 Dirk Hendrikus Schoenaker, 9 Tscheu-la Ling, 10 Frans Thijssen,
11 Simon M Tahamata.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
GROUP 5
France. 1 september 1978. Paris, stadium: Parc des Princes.
France – Sweden 2-2 (0-0).
54’ Mats Nordgren 0-1, 72’ Marc Berdoll 1-1, 85’ Didier Six 2-1,
90’ Anders Grönhagen 2-2.
Referee: Károly Palotai (HUN). Attendance : 44.703
France: 1 André Rey; 2 Patrick Battiston, 3 Maxime Bossis, 4 Patrice Rio, 5 Christian Lopez,
6 Dominique Bathenay, 7 Olivier Rouyer, 8 Henri Michel (77’ Alain Giresse),
9 Albert Gemmrich (65’ Marc Berdoll), 10 Roger Jouve, 11 Didier Six.
Coach: Michel Hidalgo.
Sweden: 1 Ronnie Hellström; 2 Hasse Borg, 3 Björn Nordqvist, 4 Ronald Ĺman,
5 Hĺkan Arvidsson, 6 Anders Linderoth, 7 Lennart Larsson, 8 Anders Grönhagen,
9 Thomas Sjöberg (75’ Tommy Berggren), 10 Mats Nordgren, 11 Benny Wendt.
Coach: Georg Ericsson.
Sweden. 4 october 1978. Solna, stadium: Rĺsunda.
Sweden – Czechoslovakia 1-3 (1-1).
14’ (penalty) Hasse Borg 1-0, 18’ and 48’ Marian Masny 1-1 and 1-2,
85’ Zdenek Nehoda 1-3.
Referee: John Robertson P. Gordon (SCO). Attendance: 11.985
Sweden: 1 Ronnie Hellström; 2 Hasse Borg, 3 Björn Nordqvist, 4 Ronald Ĺman,
5 Hĺkan Arvidsson, 6 Anders Linderoth, 7 Anders Grönhagen, 8 Lennart Larsson,
9 Tommy Berggren (70’ Billy Ohlsson) , 10 Mats Nordgren, 11 Benny Wendt.
Coach: Georg Ericsson.
Czechoslovakia: 1 Pavol Michalik; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Rostislav Vojacek, 4 Anton Ondruš,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6. Frantisek Stambachr, 7 Jaroslav Pollak,
8 Miroslav Gajdusek, 9 Karel Kroupa (80’ Ján Kozák), 10 Marian Masny,
11 Zdenek Nehoda.
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Luxembourg. 7 october 1978. Luxembourg, stadium: Josy Barthel.
Luxembourg – France 1-3 (0-1).
15’ Didier Six 0-1, 63’ Marius Trésor 0-2, 74’ Romain Michaux 1-2,
80’ Albert Gemmrich 1-3.
Referee: Hendrik Weerink (HOL). Attendance: 12.000
YC: 39’ Fernand Raths (Luxembourg),
41’ Christian Lopez and 88’ Didier Six (France).
Luxembourg: 1 Jeannot Moes; 2 Hubert Meunier, 3 Nico Rohmann, 4 Jean-Louis Margue
(62’ Aldo Catani), 5 Fernand Raths (43’ Roger Fandel) , 6 Carlo Weis,
7 Paul Philipp, 8 Gilbert Dresch, 9 Romain Michaux, 10 Gilbert Dussier,
11 Camille Neumann.
Coach: Louis Pilot.
France: 1 Dominique Dropsy; 2 Patrick Battiston, 3 Maxime Bossis, 4 Christian Lopez,
5 Marius Trésor, 6 Roger Jouve, 7 Dominique Rocheteau (59’ Albert Gemmrich),
8 Jean François Larios (63’ Jean Petit), 9 Bernard Lacombe, 10 Francis Piasecki,
11 Didier Six.
Coach: Michel Hidalgo.
France. 25 february 1979. Paris, Stadium: Parc des Princes.
France – Luxembourg 3-0 (1-0).
38’ Jean Petit 1-0, 60’ Albert Emon 2-0, 78’ Jean François Larios 3-0.
Referee: Ronald Bridges (WAL). Attendance: 46.988
YC: Carlo Weis and Nico Wagner (Luxembourg).
France: 1 Dominique Dropsy; 2 Patrick Battiston, 3 Maxime Bossis, 4 Léonard Specht,
5 Marius Trésor, 6 Henri Michel, 7 Dominique Rocheteau, 8 Jean Petit,
9 Marc Berdoll (65’ Eric Pécout), 10 Francis Piasecki 60’ Löic Amisse),
11 Albert Emon.
Coach: Michel Hidalgo.
Luxembourg: 1 Jeannot Moes; 2 Hubert Meunier, 3 Jean-Louis Margue, 4 Fernand Raths,
5 Nico Rohmann, 6 Carlo Weis, 7 Paul Philipp, 8 Gilbert Dresch,
9 Romain Michaux, 10 Nico Wagner, 11 André Zwally (74’ Camille Neumann) .
Coach: Arthur Schoos
Czechoslovakia. 4 april 1979. Bratislava, stadium: Tehelné Pole.
Czechoslovakia – France 2-0 (0-0).
68’ (penalty) Antonín Panenka 1-0, 71’ Frantisek Stambachr 2-0.
Referee: Heinz Aldinger (GER). Attendance: 48.138
Czechoslovakia: 1 Jaroslav Netolicka; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Rostislav Vojacek,
4 Anton Ondruš, 5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Frantisek Stambachr, 7 Ján Kozák,
8 Antonín Panenka, 9 Miroslav Gajdusek, 10 Marian Masny,
11 Zdenek Nehoda (56’ Ladislav Vizek).
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
France: 1 Dominique Dropsy; 2 Raymond Domenech, 3 Maxime Bossis, 4 Léonard Specht,
5 Christian Lopez, 6 Jean François Larios, 7 Albert Emon, 8 Jean Petit,
9 Marc Berdoll, 10 Michel Platini, 11 Löic Amisse.
Coach: Michel Hidalgo.
Luxembourg. 1 may 1979. Luxembourg, stadium: Josy Barthel.
Luxembourg – Czechoslavakia 0-3 (0-1).
22’ Marian Masny 0-1, 67’ Miroslav Gajdusek 0-2, 82. Frantisek Stambachr 0-3.
Referee: Bruno Galler (SUI). Attendance: 3.500
Luxembourg. 1 Jeannot Moes; 2 Hubert Meunier (82. Roger Fandel), 3 Jean-Louis Margue,
4 Léon Mond, 5 Nico Rohmann, 6 Nico Wagner, 7 Carlo Weis, 8 Gilbert Dresch,
9 Romain Michaux, 10 Marcel Di Domenico, 11 André Zwally (21’ Camille Neumann).
Coach: Louis Pilot.
Czechoslovakia: 1 Jaroslav Netolicka; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Rostislav Vojacek, 4 Anton Ondruš,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Frantisek Stambachr (80’ Karol Dobias), 7 Ján Kozák,
8 Antonín Panenka, 9 Miroslav Gajdusek, 10 Marian Masny, 11 Karel Kroupa
(45’ Ladislav Vizek).
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Sweden. 7 june 1979. Malmo, stadium: Malmö Idrottsplats.
Sweden – Luxembourg 3-0 (2-0).
15’ Anders Grönhagen 1-0, 28’ Tore Cervin 2-0, 53’ (penalty) 3-0.
Referee: Aleksander Suchanek (POL). Attendance: 7.298
YC: 70’ Paul Philipp (Luxembourg).
Sweden: 1 Ronnie Hellström; 2 Hasse Borg, 3 Hĺkan Arvidsson (70’ Klas Johansson),
4 Ronald Ĺman, 5 Stig Fredriksson, 6 Olle Nordin, 7 Anders Linderoth,
8 Mats Nordgren, 9 Anders Grönhagen, 10 Tore Cervin, 11 Pär-Olof Ohlsson.
Coach: Georg Ericsson.
Luxembourg: 1 Jeannot Moes; 2 Hubert Meunier, 3 Jean-Louis Margue, 4 Francis Kremer,
5 Nico Rohmann, 6 Carlo Weis, 7 Paul Philipp, 8 Gilbert Dresch
(85’ William Bianchini), 9 Romain Michaux, 10 Marcel Di Domenico,
11 André Zwally.
Coach: Louis Pilot.
Sweden. 5 september 1979. Solna, stadium: Rĺsunda.
Sweden – France 1-3 (1-1).
14’ Bernard Lacombe 0-1, 23’ Rutger Backe 1-1, 54’ Michel Platini 1-2,
71’ Patrick Battiston 1-3.
Referee: Angel Franco Martinez (ESP). Attendance: 14.395
Sweden: 1 Ronnie Hellström; 2 Mikael Rönnberg (75’ Jan Svensson), 3 Kent Jönsson,
4 Hasse Borg, 5 Ingemar Erlandsson, 6 Olle Nordin, 7 Anders Linderoth,
8 Mats Nordgren, 9 Anders Grönhagen, 10 Rutger Backe, 11 Sigvard Johansson.
Coach: Georg Ericsson.
France: 1 Dominique Dropsy; 2 Patrick Battiston, 3 Maxime Bossis, 4 Léonard Specht,
5 Christian Lopez, 6 Dominique Bathenay, 7 Dominique Rocheteau
(55’ Jacques Zimako), 8 Alain Moizan, 9 Bernard Lacombe, 10 Michel Platini,
11 Löic Amisse
Coach: Michel Hidalgo.
Czechoslovakia. 10 october 1979. Prague, stadium: Sparta Stadium.
Czechoslovakia – Sweden 4-1 (3-0).
20’ Zdenek Nehoda 1-0, 34’ Ján Kozák 2-0, 41’ Ladislav Vizek 3-0,
61’ Jan Svensson 3-1, 78’ Ladislav Vizek 4-1.
Referee: Talat Tokat (TUR). Attendance: 40.000
YC: Peter Nilsson (Sweden).
Czechoslovakia: 1 Zdenek Hruska; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Rostislav Vojacek
(8’ Ladislav Jurkemik) , 4 Anton Ondruš, 5 Koloman Gögh,
6 Frantisek Stambachr, 7 Ján Kozák, 8 Antonín Panenka,
9 Miroslav Gajdusek, 10 Ladislav Vizek, 11 Zdenek Nehoda
(52’ Karel Kroupa) .
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Sweden: 1 Jan Möller; 2 Magnus Andersson, 3 Kent Jönsson, 4 Hasse Borg, 5 Ingemar Erlandsson,
6 Anders Linderoth, 7 Peter Nilsson, 8 Mats Nordgren, 9 Jan Svensson,
10 Pär-Olof Ohlsson (67’ Anders Grönhagen) , 11 Sigvard Johansson
(11’ Eine Fredriksson) .
Coach: Georg Ericsson.
Luxembourg. 22 october 1979. Esch-sur-Alzette, stadium: La Frontičre.
Luxembourg – Sweden 1-1 (1-0).
4’ (penalty) Nico Braun 1-0, 61’ Anders Grönhagen 1-1.
Referee: Walter Horstmann (GER). Attendance: 2.123
YC: 19’ Romain Michaux (Luxembourg)
Luxembourg: 1 Lucien Thill; 2 Romain Michaux, 3 Jean-Louis Margue, 4 Jean Zuang,
5 Nico Rohmann, 6 Carlo Weis, 7 Paul Philipp, 8 Gilbert Dresch
(60’ Nico Wagner) , 9 Jeannot Reiter, 10 Nico Braun,
11 Marcel Di Domenico (72’ Camille Neumann).
Coach: Louis Pilot.
Sweden: 1 Thomas Wernersson; 2 Hasse Borg, 3 Ulf Lundberg, 4 Thom Ĺhlund
(70’ Leif Lindén) , 5 Klas Johansson, 6 Mats Nordgren, 7 Eine Fredriksson,
8 Peter Nilsson, 9 Jan Svensson (46’ Anders Grönhagen) , 10 Rutger Backe,
11 Sigvard Johansson.
Coach: Georg Ericsson.
France. 17 november 1979. Paris, stadium: Parc des Princes.
France – Czechoslovakia 2-1 (0-0).
67’ Eric Pécout 1-0, 76’ Patrick Rampillon 2-0, 80’ Ján Kozák 2-1.
Referee: Horst Brummeier (AUT). Attendance: 39.973
YC: Anton Ondruš (Czechoslovakia).
France: 1 Dominique Dropsy; 2 Patrick Battiston, 3 Maxime Bossis, 4 Léonard Specht,
5 Christian Lopez, 6 Alain Moizan, 7 Jacques Zimako, 8. Jean Petit,
9 Bernard Lacombe (46’ Eric Pécout), 10 Patrick Rampillon, 11 Löic Amisse.
Coach: Michel Hidalgo.
Czechoslovakia: 1 Zdenek Hruska; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Ladislav Jurkemik, 4 Anton Ondruš,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Frantisek Stambachr, 7 Ján Kozák, 8 Antonín Panenka,
9 Miroslav Gajdusek, 10 Ladislav Vizek, 11 Karel Kroupa
(73’ Marian Masny).
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Czechoslovakia. 24 november 1979. Prague, stadium: Sparta Stadium.
Czechoslovakia – Luxembourg 4-0 (3-0).
37’ Antonín Panenka 1-0, 39’ and 45’ Marian Masny 2-0 and 3-0, 61’ Ladislav Vizek 4-0.
Referee: Marcel Van Langenhove (BEL). Attendance: 15.000
YC: 42’ Paul Philipp (Luxembourg).
Czechoslovakia: 1 Zdenek Hruska; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Ladislav Jurkemik
(61’ Rostislav Vojacek), 4 Anton Ondruš, 5 Koloman Gögh,
6 Frantisek Stambachr, 7 Ján Kozák, 8 Antonín Panenka,
9 Ladislav Vizek, 10 Marian Masny, 11 Miroslav Gajdusek.
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Luxembourg: 1 Jeannot Moes; 2 Jeannot Reiter, 3 Jean-Louis Margue, 4 Jean Zuang,
5 Nico Rohmann, 6 Carlo Weis, 7 Paul Philipp, 8 Nico Wagner,
9 Romain Michaux, 10 Nico Braun, 11 Marcel Di Domenico
(69’ Gilbert Dresch) .
Coach: Louis Pilot.
GROUP 6
Finland. 24 may 1978. Helsinki, stadium: Olympiastadion .
Finland – Greece 3-0 (1-0).
35’ Atik Ismail 1-0, 80’ Jyrki Nieminen 2-0, 82’ Atik Ismail 3-0.
Referee: Heinz Einbeck (GER). Attendance: 7.740
YC: 1’ Miikka Toivola and 75’ Aki Heiskanen (Finland)
2’ Hristos Terzanidis (Greece)
Finland: 1 Pertti Alaja; 2 Erkki Vihtilä, 3 Arto Tolsa, 4 Ari Mäkynen, 5 Esko Ranta,
6 Pertti Jantunen, 7 Aki Heiskanen, 8 Miikka Toivola, 9 Leo Houtsonen
(61’ Olavi Rissanen) , 10 Atik Ismail, 11 Jyrki Nieminen.
Coach: Aulis Rytkönen.
Greece: 1 Nikos Hristidis; 2 Theodoros Palas (79’ Petros Karavitis),
3 Konstantinos Iosifidis, 4 Pantelis Nikolaou, 5 Georgios Foiros,
6 Giannis Damanakis, 7 Crhistos Ardizoglou (45’ Georgios Semertzidis),
8 Hristos Terzanidis, 9 Ilias-Maik Galakos, 10 Dimitrios Papaioannou,
11 Thomas Mavros.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Finland. 20 september 1978. Helsinki, stadium: Olympiastadion .
Finland – Hungary 2-1 (1-0).
30’ Atik Ismail 1-0, 53’ Seppo Pyykkö 2-0, 74’ László Tieber 2-1.
Referee: Erik Fredriksson (SWE). Attendance: 4.797
YC: 32’ László Balint (Hungary),
51’ Miikka Toivola and 85’ Atik Ismail (Finland).
Finland: 1 Pertti Alaja; 2 Erkki Vihtilä, 3 Arto Tolsa, 4 Risto Salonen,
5 Esko Ranta, 6 Pertti Jantunen, 7 Jouko Suomalainen (63’ Juha Helin),
8 Miikka Toivola, 9 Seppo Pyykkö (76’Arto Uimonen), 10 Atik Ismail,
11 Jyrki Nieminen.
Coach: Aulis Rytkönen.
Hungary: 1 Sándor Gujdar; 2 Sándor Paroczai, 3 László Balint, 4 Sándor Lukacs,
5 József Kovács (57’ László Szokolai), 6 Zoltán Kereki, 7 Emö Kardos,
8 László Gyimesi, 9 György Tatar, 10 Sándor Pinter, 11 László Tieber.
Coach: Ferenc Kovacs
Russia. 20 september 1978. Yerevan, stadium: Hrazdan.
Russia – Greece 2-0 (1-0).
20’ Iouri Chesnokov 1-0, 53’ Volodymyr Bezsonov 2-0.
Referee: John Carpenter (IRL). Atendance: 55.000
YC: 14’ Giannis Damanakis, 60’ Hristos Terzanidis and 70’ Petros Ravusis,
RC: Two yellow cards so red: 71’ Hristos Terzanidis (all Greece).
Russia: 1 Iouri Degtiarjev; 2 Anatoli Konkov, 3 Vassili Zhupikov, 4 Alexandre Berejnoi,
5 Alexandre Bubnov, 6 Serguei Prigoda, 7 Leonid Buryak, 8 Iouri Chesnokov,
9 Volodymyr Bezsonov, 10 Vagiz Khidiyatulline (74’ Mikhail An), 11 Oleh Blokhin.
Coach: Nikita Simonjan.
Greece: 1 Nikos Hristidis; 2 Ioannis Kirastas, 3 Theodoros Palas, 4 Petros Ravusis,
5 Georgios Foiros, 6 Hristos Terzanidis, 7 Giannis Damanakis,
8 Dimitrios Nikoludis, 9 Anastasios Mitropoulos, 10 Georgios Delikaris,
11 Thomas Mavros.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Greece. 11 october 1978. Athens, stadium: Apostolos Nikolaidis.
Greece – Finland 8-1 (5-0).
15’ Dimitrios Nikoludis 1-0, 23’ Georgios Delikaris 2-0, 25’ Dimitrios Nikoludis 3-0,
38’ and 44’ Thomas Mavros 4-0 and 5-0, 47’ Georgios Delikaris 6-0,
61’ Aki Heiskanen 6-1, 75’ (penalty) Thomas Mavros 7-1, 81’ Ilias-Maik Galakos 8-1.
Referee: Marcel Van Langenhove (BEL). Attendance: 8.000
YC: Arto Tolsa (Finland).
Greece: 1 Vasilios Konstandinou; 2 Ioannis Kirastas, 3 Theodoros Palas, 4 Petros Ravusis,
5 Georgios Foiros, 6 Crhistos Ardizoglou, 7 Anastasios Mitropoulos
(68’ Georgios Semertzidis), 8 Dimitrios Nikoludis, 9 Ilias-Maik Galakos
(84’ Hristos Ziakos) , 10 Georgios Delikaris, 11 Thomas Mavros.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Finland: 1 Pertti Alaja; 2 Erkki Vihtilä, 3 Arto Tolsa, 4 Risto Salonen, 5 Esko Ranta,
6 Pertti Jantunen, 7 Jouko Suomalainen (74’ Kalle Nieminen), 8 Aki Heiskanen,
9 Seppo Pyykkö (30’Arto Uimonen) , 10 Atik Ismail, 11 Jyrki Nieminen.
Coach: Aulis Rytkönen.
Hungary. 11 october 1978. Budapest, stadium:
Hungary – Russia 2-0 (1-0).
26’ Béla Várady 1-0, 60’ László Szokolai 2-0.
Referee: Walter Eschweiler (GER). Attendance: 35.000
YC: 16’ Vagiz Khidiyatulline, 38’ Volodymyr Bezsonov (Russia)
74’ György Tatar, 78’ Sándor Pinter and 83’ László Fekete (Hungary)
Hungary: 1 Béla Katzirz; 2 Gyözö Martos, 3 István Kocsis, 4 Sándor Lukacs, 5 József Pal,
6 Zoltán Kereki, 7 László Szokolai (75’ László Gyimesi), 8 György Tatar,
9 István Kovács (85’ László Fekete), 10 Sándor Pinter, 11 Béla Várady.
Coach: Ferenc Kovacs.
Russia: 1 Iouri Degtiarjev (43’ Mikhail An), 2 Anatoli Konkov, 3 Vassili Zhupikov,
4 Alexandre Makhovikov, 5 Alexandre Bubnov, 6 Alexandre Berejnoi,
7 Leonid Buryak (65’ Serguei Prigoda), 8 Volodymyr Bezsonov,
9 Vladimir Gutsaev, 10 Vagiz Khidiyatulline, 11 Oleh Blokhin.
Coach: Nikita Simonjan.
Greece. 29 october 1978. Thessaloniki, stadium: Toumba.
Greece – Hungary 4-1 (0-0).
58’ and 67’ Ilias-Maik Galakos 1-0 and 2-0, 71’ Crhistos Ardizoglou 3-0,
89’ Thomas Mavros 4-0, 90’ Béla Várady 4-1.
Referee: Nikola Milanov Doudine (BUL). Attendance: 15.000
Greece: 1 Vasilios Konstandinou; 2 Charalambros Xanthopoulos, 3 Konstantinos Iosifidis,
4 Petros Ravusis, 5 Georgios Foiros, 6 Dimitrios Nikoludis,
7 Crhistos Ardizoglou (83’ Anastasios Mitropoulos), 8 Georgios Delikaris
(76’ Ioannis Damanakis), 9 Ilias-Maik Galakos, 10 Georgios Kudas,
11 Thomas Mavros.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Hungary: 1 Béla Katzirz; 2 Gyözö Martos, 3 István Kocsis, 4 Sándor Lukacs,
5 Sándor Zombori, 6 Zoltán Kereki, 7 László Szokolai (65’ István Kovács),
8 József Pal, 9 György Tatar, 10 Sándor Pinter, 11 Béla Várady.
Coach: Ferenc Kovacs.
Hungary. 2 may 1979. Budapest, stadium:
Hungary – Greece 0-0.
Referee: Bartley John Homewood (ENG). Attendance: 15.000
YC: 67’ Spiros Livathinos.
Hungary: 1 Béla Katzirz; 2 Péter Török, 3 István Kocsis, 4 László Kutasi, 5 Béla Kovács,
6 László Balint, 7 László Fazekas, 8 Karoly Csapo (32’ István Magyar),
9 András Töröcsik, 10 Sándor Zombori, 11 László Fekete (75’ László Kuti).
Coach: Ferenc Kovacs.
Greece: 1 Panayotis Kelesidis; 2 Ioannis Gounaris, 3 Konstantinos Iosifidis,
4 Anthimos Kapsis, 5 Georgios Foiros, 6 Spiros Livathinos,
7 Crhistos Ardizoglou (78’ Konstantinos Orfanos), 8 Dimitrios Nikoludis,
9 Georgios Kostikos, 10 Giannis Damanakis (75’ Evangelos Kousoulakis),
11 Thomas Mavros.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Russia. 19 may 1979. Tblisi, stadium: Boris Paichadze.
Russia – Hungary 2-2 (1-1).
23’ Iouri Chesnokov 1-0, 33’ György Tatar 1-1, 63’ László Pusztai 1-2,
75’ Ramaz Shengelia 2-2.
Referee: Mcginlay Brian R. (SCO). Attendance: 75.000
YC: 18’ Péter Török (Hungary), 45’ Alexandre Bubnov (Russia).
RC: Second yellow card and so red: 80’ Alexandre Bubnov (Russia).
Russia: 1 Nikolai Gontar; 2 Alexandre Berejnoi, 3 Iouri Adzhem, 4 Alexandre Makhovikov,
5 Alexandre Bubnov, 6 Vitali Darasselia, 7 Manuchar Machaidze,
8 Vakhtang Koridze (70’ David Kipjani), 9 Iouri Chesnokov
(82’ Vassili Zhupikov), 10 Ramaz Shengelia, 11 Oleh Blokhin.
Coach: Nikita Simonjan.
Hungary: 1 Zoltán Toth; 2 Péter Török (23’ Gyözö Martos), 3 István Kocsis, 4 József Toth,
5 Béla Kovács (55’ Tibor Rab), 6 László Balint, 7 László Pusztai,
8 Tibor Nyilasi, 9 András Töröcsik, 10 György Tatar, 11 István Magyar.
Coach: Ferenc Kovacs.
Finland. 4 july 1979. Helsinki, stadium: Olympiastadion.
Finland – Russia 1-1 (0-1).
28’ Alexandre Khapsalis 0-1, 55’ Atik Ismail 1-1.
Referee: Ole Amundsen (DEN). Attendance: 13.119
YC: 69’ Alexandre Makhovikov (Russia)
Finland: 1 Pertti Alaja; 2 Mikko Lampi, 3 Arto Tolsa, 4 Leo Houtsonen, 5 Esko Ranta,
6 Pasi Rautiainen, 7 Seppo Pyykkö (77’ Risto Salonen), 8 Miikka Toivola
(28’ Reima Kokko), 9 Petteri Kupiainen, 10 Atik Ismail, 11 Jyrki Nieminen.
Coach: Esko Malm.
Russia: 1 Iouri Romensky; 2 Serguei Prigoda, 3 Schota Khinchagaschvili,
4 Alexandre Makhovikov, 5 Alexandre Bubnov, 6 Vitali Darasselia,
7 Vagiz Khidiyatulline, 8 Volodymyr Bezsonov, 9 Iouri Chesnokov,
10 David Kipjani (70’ Ramaz Shengelia), 11 Alexandre Khapsalis.
Coach: Nikita Simonjan.
Greece. 12 september 1979. Helsinki, Apostolos Nikolaidis .
Greece – Russia 1-0 (1-0).
9’ Dimitrios Nikoludis 1-0.
Referee: Antonio José Garrido Da Silva (POR). Attendance: 25.000
YC: 43’ Dimitrios Nikoludis (Greece),
53’ Alexandre Bubnov and 61’ Serguei Nikouline (Russia)
Greece: 1 Vasilios Konstandinou; 2 Ioannis Gounaris (74’ Ioannis Kirastas) ,
3 Konstantinos Iosifidis, 4 Anthimos Kapsis, 5 Georgios Foiros,
6 Spiros Livathinos, 7 Giannis Damanakis,8 Crhistos Ardizoglou
(64’ Konstantinos Orfanos) , 9 Dimitrios Nikoludis, 10 Georgios Delikaris,
11 Ilias-Maik Galakos.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Russia: 1 Rinat Dasaev; 2 Serguei Prigoda (35’ Serguei Chavlo) , 3 Alexandre Bubnov,
4 Alexandre Makhovikov, 5 Vagiz Khidiyatulline, 6 Serguei Nikouline,
7 Fedor Cherenkov, 8 David Kipjani (46’ Stepan Yurchyshyn) ,
9 Iouri Gavrilov, 10 Alexandre Maksimenkov, 11 Ramaz Shengelia.
Coach: Konstantin Beskov.
Hungary. 17 october 1979. Debrecen, stadium: Oláh Gábor.
Hungary – Finland 3-1 (2-0).
11’ and 42’ László Fekete 1-0 and 2-0, 47’ Miikka Toivola 2-1, 57’ György Tatar 3-1.
Referee: Charles Corver (HOL). Attendance: 18.000
YC: 80’ Kai Haaskivi (Finland).
Hungary: 1 Gábor Zsiboras; 2 Gábor Szanto, 3 József Salamon, 4 László Kutasi
(69’ János Kiss), 5 György Tatar, 6 József Poczik, 7 Mihaly Borostyan
(46’ Béla Bodonyi), 8 László Kiss, 9 István Weimper, 10 László Kuti,
11 László Fekete.
Coach: Dr Karoly Lakat.
Finland: 1 Seppo Sairanen; 2 Mikko Lampi, 3 Arto Tolsa, 4 Leo Houtsonen, 5 Esko Ranta,
6 Pasi Rautiainen, 7 Seppo Pyykkö, 8 Miikka Toivola, 9 Kai Haaskivi,
10 Atik Ismail (67’ Juha Helin), 11 Heikki Suhonen (57’ Petteri Kupiainen).
Coach: Esko Malm.
Russia. 31 october 1979. Moscow, stadium: Luzhniki Stadium
Russia – Finland 2-2 (0-0).
50’ Sergei Andreev 1-0, 67’ Iouri Gavrilov 2-0, 76’ Kai Haaskivi 2-1,
82’ Tuomo Hakala 2-2.
Referee: Aleksandar Nikic (YUG). Attendance: 1.500
YC: 65’ Arto Tolsa, 72’ Kai Haaskivi and 79’ Esko Ranta (all Finland),
79’ Khoren Oganesyan (Russia)
Russia: 1 Nikolai Gontar; 2 Alexandre Berejnoi, 3 Alexandre Bubnov,
4 Alexandre Makhovikov, 5 Vagiz Khidiyatulline, 6 Serguei Chavlo,
7 Sergei Andreev (64’ Khoren Oganesyan), 8 Vladimir Veremeev,
9 Iouri Gavrilov, 10 Volodymyr Bezsonov, 11 Stepan Yurchyshyn.
Coach: Konstantin Beskov.
Finland: 1 Seppo Sairanen; 2 Mikko Lampi, 3 Arto Tolsa, 4 Leo Houtsonen, 5 Esko Ranta,
6 Erkki Vihtilä, 7 Seppo Pyykkö, 8 Juhani Himanka (73’ Tuomo Hakala),
9 Kai Haaskivi, 10 Atik Ismail (73’ Hannu Turunen), 11 Jyrki Nieminen.
Coach: Esko Malm.
GROUP 7
Wales. 25 october 1978. Wrexham, stadium: The Racecourse.
Wales – Malta 7-0 (3-0).
18’ Peter O’ Sullivan 1-0, 20’,45’,48’,51’ Robert Ian Edwards 2-0, 3-0, 4-0, 5-0,
71’ Michael Thomas 6-0, 82’ Brian Flynn 7-0.
Referee: Magnus V. Petursson (ISL). Attendance: 11.475
YC: 80’ Robert Gatt (Malta).
Wales: 1 William Dai Davies; 2 William Byron Stevenson, 3 Joseph Patrick Jones,
4 Leighton Phillips, 5 Malcolm Page, 6 Michael Thomas, 7 Carl Harris,
8 Brian Flynn, 9 Robert Ian Edwards, 10 Robert Mark James,
11 Leslie Cartwright (15’ Peter O’Sullivan).
Coach: Michael Smith.
Malta: 1 Robert Gatt; 2 George Ciantar, 3 Edwin Farrugia (41’ Costantino Consiglio),
4 Simon Tortell, 5 Mario Sschembr, 6 John Holland, 7 Vincent Magro,
8 Richard Aquilina (74’ Ernest Spiteri Gonzi), 9 George Xuereb,
10 Raymond Xuereb, 11 Carlo Seychell.
Coach: Victor Scerri.
Wales. 29 november 1978. Wrexham, stadium: The Racecourse .
Wales – Turkey 1-0 (0-0).
70’ Nick Deacy 1-0.
Referee: Alojzy Jarguz (POL). Attendance: 11.794
YC: 81’ Necdet Ergün (Turkey)
Wales: 1 William Dai Davies; 2 William Byron Stevenson, 3 Joseph Patrick Jones,
4 Leighton Phillips, 5 Terence Yorath, 6 Michael Thomas, 7 Carl Harris,
8 Brian Flynn, 9 Nick Deacy, 10 Philip Dwyer, 11 Leighton James.
Coach: Michael Smith.
Turkey: 1 Senol Günes; 2 Turgay Semercioglu, 3 Erdogan Arica, 4 Cem Pamiroglu,
5 Necati Özçaglayan, 6 Fatih Terim, 7 Necdet Ergün, 8 Mehmet Eksi,
9 Sedat Özden, 10 Önder Mustafaoglu, 11 Ahmet Ceylan (78. Isa Ertürk).
Coach: Sabri Kiraz.
Malta. 25 february 1979. Gzira, stadium: Empire.
Malta – Germany 0-0.
Referee: Vojtech Christov (SVK) Attendance: 8.450
Malta: 1 Charles Sciberras; 2 David Buckingham, 3 Edwin Farrugia, 4 Norman Buttigieg
(85’ Carlo Seychell), 5 John Holland, 6 Emanuel Farrugia, 7 Vincent Magro,
8 Joseph Xuereb, 9 Ernest Spiteri Gonzi, 10 Raymond Xuereb, 11 George Xuereb.
Coach: Victor Scerri.
Germany: 1 Sepp Maier; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Gerd Zewe (70’ Klaus Toppmöller),
4 Karl-Heinz Förster, 5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Rainer Bonhof, 7 Bernhard Cullmann,
8 Rüdiger Abramczik, 9 Klaus Fischer, 10 Hansi Müller, 11 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
(70’ Klaus Allofs).
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Turkey. 18 march 1979. Izmir, stadium: Alsancak .
Turkey – Malta 2-1 (1-0).
34’ Sedat Özden 1-0, 52’ Ernest Spiteri Gonzi 1-1, 54’ Fatih Terim 2-1.
Referee: Tome Manojlovski (YUG). Attendance: 45.000
YC: 1’ Edwin Farrugia and 89’ George Ciantar (Malta)
89’ Fatih Terim (Turkey).
Turkey: 1 Senol Günes; 2 Turgay Semercioglu, 3 Cem Pamiroglu, 4 Necati Özçaglayan,
5 Fatih Terim, 6 Erhan Önal, 7 Necdet Ergün, 8 Tuna Güneysu (90’ Isa Ertürk),
9 Bahtiyar Yorulmaz (90’ Erhan Aslan), 10 Sedat Özden, 11 Mustafa Denizli.
Coach: Sabri Kiraz.
Malta: 1 Charles Sciberras; 2 George Ciantar, 3 Edwin Farrugia, 4 Joseph Xuereb,
5 John Holland, 6 Norman Buttigieg, 7 Ernest Spiteri Gonzi, 8 Vincent Magro,
9 George Xuereb, 10 Emanuel Farrugia, 11 Raymond Xuereb.
Coach: Victor Scerri.
Turkey. 1 april 1979. Izmir, stadium: Alsancak.
Turkey – Germany 0-0.
Referee: Miroslav Stupar (URS). Attendance: 50.000
Turkey: 1 Senol Günes; 2 Turgay Semercioglu, 3 Cem Pamiroglu, 4 Necati Özçaglayan,
5 Fatih Terim, 6 Engin Verel, 7 Necdet Ergün (70’ Tuna Güneysu), 8 Erhan Önal,
9 Sedat Özden, 10 Cemil Turan, 11 Mustafa Denizli.
Coach: Sabri Kiraz.
Germany: 1 Dieter Burdenski, 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Uli Stielike, 4 Rainer Bonhof,
5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Bernhard Cullmann, 7 Herbert Zimmermann
(70’ Karl-Heinz Förster), 8 Ronald Borchers, 9 Klaus Toppmöller,
10 Hansi Müller, 11 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (75’ Walter Kelsch).
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Wales. 2 may 1979. Wrexham, stadium: The Racecourse .
Wales – Germany 0-2 (0-1).
30’ Herbert Zimmermann 0-1, 52’ Klaus Fischer 0-2.
Referee: Alberto Michelotti (ITA). Attendance: 30.000
YC: 16’ Manfred Kaltz (Germany)
54’ Terence Yorath (Wales).
Wales: 1 William Dai Davies; 2 Malcolm Page, 3 Joseph Patrick Jones, 4 John Mahoney,
5 Leighton Phillips, 6 George Berry, 7 Carl Harris, 8 Michael Thomas,
9 Terence Yorath (73’ Robert Mark James) , 10 Robert Ian Edwards
(63’ John Toshack), 11 Alan Curtis.
Coach: Michael Smith.
Germany: 1 Sepp Maier; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Uli Stielike (89’ Bernd Martin),
4 Karl-Heinz Förster, 5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Rainer Bonhof, 7 Bernhard Cullmann,
8 Herbert Zimmermann, 9 Klaus Fischer, 10 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge,
11 Klaus Allofs.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Malta. 2 june 1979. Gzira, stadium: Empire.
Malta- Wales 0-2 (0-1).
15’ Peter Nicholas 0-1, 51’ Brian Flynn 0-2.
Referee: Nicolaos Lagoyannis (GRE). Attendance: 8.358
Malta: 1 Charles Sciberras; 2 David Buckingham, 3 Edwin Farrugia, 4 John Holland,
5 Norman Buttigieg, 6 Emanuel Farrugia, 7 Vincent Magro, 8 Joseph Xuereb
(78’ John Joseph Aquilina), 9 Ernest Spiteri Gonzi (46’ Emmanuel Fabri),
10 Raymond Xuereb, 11 George Xuereb.
Coach: Victor Scerri
Wales: 1 William Dai Davies; 2 William Byron Stevenson, 3 Joseph Patrick Jones,
4 John Mahoney (89’ Philip Dwyer), 5 Peter Nicholas, 6 Leighton Phillips,
7 Carl Harris (65’ Michael Thomas), 8 Brian Flynn, 9 Robert Mark James,
10 John Toshack, 11 Alan Curtis.
Coach: Michael Smith.
Germany. 17 october 1979. Cologne, stadium:
Germany – Wales 5-1 (4-0).
21’ Klaus Fischer 1-0, 32’ Manfred Kaltz 2-0, 38’ Klaus Fischer 3-0,
42’ Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 4-0, 83’ Karl-Heinz Förster 5-0, 84’ Alan Curtis 5-1.
Referee: Jan N.I. Keizer (HOL). Attendance: 60.000
YC: 50’ John Mahoney (Wales)
Germany: 1 Dieter Burdenski; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Bernhard Cullmann, 4 Karl-Heinz Förster,
5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Rainer Bonhof, 7 Bernd Schuster (73’ Herbert Zimmermann),
8 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (77’ Hans-Peter Briegel), 9 Klaus Fischer,
10 Hansi Müller, 11 Klaus Allofs.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Wales: 1 William Dai Davies; 2 William Byron Stevenson, 3 Joseph Patrick Jones
(14’ George Berry), 4 John Mahoney, 5 Philip Dwyer, 6 Leighton Phillips,
7 Robert Mark James, 8 Brian Flynn, 9 Alan Curtis, 10 John Toshack
(77’ Michael Thomas) , 11 Peter Nicholas.
Coach: Michael Smith.
Malta. 28 october 1979. Gzira, stadium: Empire.
Malta – Turkey 1-2 (0-2).
20’ Sedat Özden 0-1, 25’ Mustafa Denizli 0-2, 62’ Emanuel Farrugia 1-2.
Refree: Gianfranco Menegali (ITA). Attendance: 1.976
Malta: 1 John Bonello; 2 David Buckingham, 3 Edwin Farrugia, 4 John Holland,
5 Norman Buttigieg, 6 Emanuel Farrugia, 7 Vincent Magro, 8 Joseph Xuereb,
9 George Xuereb, 10 Raymond Xuereb (90’ Emmanuel Fabri), 11 Dennis Fenech.
Coach: Victor Scerri
Turkey: 1 Senol Günes; 2 Turgay Semercioglu, 3 Cem Pamiroglu, 4 Erol Togay,
5 Fatih Terim, 6 Serdar Bali, 7 Necdet Ergün, 8 Mehmet Eksi, 9 Sedat Özden,
10 Isa Ertürk, 11 Mustafa Denizli.
Coach: Sabri Kiraz.
Turkey. 21 november 1979. Izmir, stadium: Alsancak.
Turkey – Wales 1-0 (0-0).
80’ Erhan Önal 1-0.
Referee: Constantin Ghita (ROM). Attendance: 50.000
Turkey: 1 Senol Günes; 2 Turgay Semercioglu, 3 Erol Togay, 4 Fatih Terim,
5 Cem Pamiroglu, 6 Erhan Önal, 7 Mehmet Eksi, 8 Isa Ertürk
(46’ Sadullah Acele), 9 Arif Güney, 10 Sedat Özden, 11 Mustafa Denizli
(70’ Mustafa Bülent Turgat).
Coach: Coskun Ozari
Wales: 1 William Dai Davies; 2 William Byron Stevenson, 3 Joseph Patrick Jones,
4 Terence Yorath, 5 George Berry, 6 Leighton Phillips, 7 Gordon Davies
(76’ John Mahoney), 8 Peter Nicholas, 9 Ian Patrick Walsh
(65’ Robert Ian Edwards), 10 Alan Curtis, 11 Michael Thomas.
Coach: Michael Smith.
Germany. 22 december 1979. Gelsenkirchen, stadium: Parkstadion.
Germany – Turkey 2-0 (1-0).
15’ Klaus Fischer 1-0, 89’ Herbert Zimmermann 2-0.
Referee: Ruedi Renggli (SUI). Attendance: 73.000
Germany: 1 Norbert Nigbur; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Bernhard Cullmann, 4 Bernd Förster,
5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Rainer Bonhof, 7 Uli Stielike (83’ Herbert Zimmermann),
8 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, 9 Klaus Fischer, 10 Hansi Müller, 11 Harald Nickel.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Turkey: 1 Senol Günes; 2 Turgay Semercioglu, 3 Cem Pamiroglu, 4 Güngör Tekin,
5 Fatih Terim, 6 Mehmet Eksi, 7 Resit Kaynal, 8 Erhan Önal, 9 Sadullah Acele
(46’ Mustafa Bülent Turgat), 10 Sedat Özden(62’ Arif Güney), 11 Engin Verel.
Coach: Sabri Kiraz.
Germany. 27 february 1980. Bremen, stadium: Weserstadion.
Germany – Malta 8-0 (3-0).
11’ Klaus Allofs 1-0, 19’ (penalty) Rainer Bonhof 2-0, 40’ Klaus Fischer 3-0,
55’ Klaus Allofs 4-0, 61’ (own goal) John Holland 5-0, 70’ Walter Kelsch 6-0,
74’ Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 7-0, 90’ Klaus Fischer 8-0.
Refree: Norbert Rolles (LUX). Attendance: 38.000
Germany: 1 Dieter Burdenski; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Bernhard Cullmann, 4 Karl-Heinz Förster,
5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Rainer Bonhof, 7 Bernd Förster (60’ Harald Nickel),
8 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, 9 Klaus Fischer, 10 Hansi Müller, 11 Klaus Allofs
(60’ Walter Kelsch).
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Malta: 1 John Bonello; 2 Edwin Farrugia, 3 Gennaro Camilleri (44’ David Buckingham),
4 John Holland, 5 Norman Buttigieg, 6 Emanuel Farrugia, 7 Joseph Xuereb,
8 Emanuel Fabri, 9 Eric Schembri, 10 Dennis Fenech, 11 George Xuereb.
Coach: Victor Scerri.
Final tournament.
The tournament was held in Italy
GROUP 1
Italy. 11 june 1980. Rome, stadium: Stadio Olimpico.
Czechoslovakia – Germany 0-1 (0-0).
57’ Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 0-1.
Referee: Alberto Michelotti (ITA). Attendance: 20.000
YC: Bernhard Dietz and Klaus Allofs (Germany)
Czechoslavakia: 1 Jaroslav Netolicka; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Anton Ondruš, 4 Ladislav Jurkemik,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Ján Kozák, 7 Frantisek Stambachr, 8 Antonín Panenka,
9 Ladislav Vizek, 10 Zdenek Nehoda, 11 Miroslav Gajdusek
(66’ Marian Masny).
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Germany: 1 Harald Schumacher; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Karl-Heinz Förster, 4 Bernhard Cullmann,
5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Bernd Förster (60’ Felix Magath), 7 Hans-Peter Briegel,
8 Uli Stielike, 9 Hansi Müller, 10 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, 11 Klaus Allofs.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Italy. 11 june 1980. Naples, stadium: San Paolo .
Netherlands – Greece 1-0 (0-0).
65’ Cornelius Kist (penalty) 1-0.
Referee: Adolf Prokop (GER). Attendance: 15.000
YC: Thomas Mavros (Greece)
Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof (Netherlands).
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers (15’ Petrus Willem Doesburg); 2 Hubertus J N Wijnstekers,
3 Ruud Krol, 4 Michaël A Van De Korput, 5 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp,
6 Huub Stevens, 7 Arend Haan, 8 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof,
9 Martin Vreijsen (46’ Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga), 10 Cornelius Kist,
11 Reinier L Van De Kerkhof.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Greece: 1 Vasilios Konstandinou; 2 Ioannis Kirastas, 3 Konstantinos Iosifidis,
4 Georgios Foiros, 5 Hristos Terzanidis, 6 Anthimos Kapsis,
7 Spiros Livathinos, 8 Konstantinos Kouis, 9 Georgios Kostikos
(78’ Ilias Galakos), 10 Thomas Mavros, 11 Crhistos Ardizoglou
(68’ Nikos Anastopoulos).
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Italy. 14 june 1980. Naples, stadium: San Paolo.
Germany – Netherlands 3-2 (1-0).
20’, 60 and 65’ Klaus Allofs 1-0, 2-0 and 3-0, 79’ (penalty) Johnny Rep 3-1,
85’ Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof 3-2.
Referee: Robert Wurtz (FRA). Attendance: 29.889
YC: Huub Stevens (Netherlands)
Bernd Schuster (Germany).
Germany: 1 Harald Schumacher; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Karl-Heinz Förster, 4 Uli Stielike,
5 Bernhard Dietz (73’ Lothar Matthäus), 6 Bernd Schuster, 7 Hans-Peter Briegel,
8 Hansi Müller (65’ Felix Magath), 9 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, 10 Horst Hrubesch,
11 Klaus Allofs.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Hubertus J N Wijnstekers, 3 Ruud Krol,
4 Michaël A Van De Korput, 5 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp
(46’ Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga), 6 Huub Stevens, 7 Arend Haan,
8 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof, 9 Johnny Rep, 10 Cornelius Kist
(69’ Franciscus J Thijssen), 11 Reinier L Van De Kerkhof.
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Italy. 14 june 1980. Rome, stadium: Stadio Olimpico.
Greece – Czechoslovakia 1-3 (1-2).
6’ Antonín Panenka 0-1, 14’ Nikos Anastopoulos 1-1, 26’ Ladislav Vizek 1-2,
63’ Zdenek Nehoda 1-3.
Referee: Patrick Partridge (ENG). Attendance: 7.614
Greece: 1 Vasilios Konstandinou; 2 Ioannis Kirastas, 3 Konstantinos Iosifidis,
4 Georgios Foiros, 5 Anthimos Kapsis, 6 Hristos Terzanidis (46’ Ilias Galakos),
7 Spiros Livathinos, 8 Konstantinos Kouis, 9 Georgios Kostikos
(57’ Charalambros Xanthopoulos), 10 Nikos Anastopoulos, 11 Thomas Mavros.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Czechoslovakia: 1 Stanislav Seman; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Anton Ondruš, 4 Ladislav Jurkemik,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Ján Kozák, 7 Antonín Panenka, 8 Ján Berger
(23’ Werner Licka), 9 Marian Masny, 10 Zdenek Nehoda
(74’ Miroslav Gajdusek), 11 Ladislav Vizek.
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Italy. 17 june 1980. Milan, stadium: San Siro.
Netherlands – Czechoslovakia 1-1 (0-1).
16’ Zdenek Nehoda 0-1, 59’ Cornelius Kist 1-1.
Referee: Hilmi Ok (TUR). Attendance: 10.000
YC: Johnny Rep and Arend Haan (Netherlands)
Netherlands: 1 Pieter Schrijvers; 2 Hubertus J N Wijnstekers, 3 Ruud Krol,
4 Michaël A Van De Korput, 5 Hugo Harmanus Hovenkamp,
6 Wilhelmus A Van De Kerkhof, 7 Frans Thijssen, 8 Jan Poorvliet,
9 Johnny Rep, 10 Dirk Jacobus W Nanninga (46’ Arie Haan),
11 Reinier L Van De Kerkhof (15’ Cornelius Kist).
Coach: Johannes Zwartkruis.
Czechoslovakia: 1 Jaroslav Netolicka; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Anton Ondruš, 4 Rostislav Vojacek,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Ján Kozák, 7 Ladislav Jurkemik, 8 Antonín Panenka
(89’ Frantisek Stambachr), 9 Marian Masny (66’ Werner Licka),
10 Zdenek Nehoda, 11 Ladislav Vizek.
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Italy. 17 june 1980. Turin, stadium:
Greece – Germany 0-0.
Referee: Mcginlay Brian R. (SCO). Attendance: 16.000
YC: Ioannis Gounaris.
Greece: 1 Eleftherios Pupakis; 2 Ioannis Gounaris, 3 Charalambros Xanthopoulos,
4 Pantelis Nikolaou, 5 Petros Ravusis, 6 Dimitrios Nikoludis
(65’ Georgios Kudas), 7 Spiros Livathinos, 8 Crhistos Ardizoglou,
9 Ilias-Maik Galakos, 10 Thomas Mavros (79’ Georgios Kostikos),
11 Konstantinos Kouis.
Coach: Alketas Panagulias.
Germany: 1 Harald Schumacher; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Karl-Heinz Förster, 4 Uli Stielike,
5 Bernd Förster (46’ Miroslav Votava), 6 Hans-Peter Briegel,
7 Bernhard Cullmann, 8 Hansi Müller, 9 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
(66’ Calle Del’haye) , 10 Horst Hrubesch, 11 Caspar Memering.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Group 2
Italy. 12 june 1980. Turin, stadium:
Belgium – England 1-1 (1-1).
26’ Colin Raymond Wilkins 0-1, 29’ Jan Ceulemans 1-1.
Referee: Heinz Aldinger (GER). Attendance: 15.186
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Wilfried Van Moer (88’ Raymond Mommens),
7 René Vandereycken, 8 Julien Cools, 9 François Van Der Elst,
10 Erwin Vandenbergh, 11 Jan Ceulemans.
Coach: Guy Thys.
England: 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Kenneth George Sansom,
4 Philip Brian Thompson, 5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins,
7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell (81’ Terence McDermott),
9 David E Johnson (70’ Raymond Kennedy), 10 Anthony Stewart Woodcock,
11 Trevor Donald Brooking.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Italy. 12 june 1980. Milan, stadium: San Siro.
Spain – Italy 0-0.
Referee: Károly Palotai (HUN). Attendance: 46.816
YC: Jesus Maria Satrustegui Azpiroz (Spain)
Francesco Graziani (Italy.
Spain: 1 Luis M Arconada Echarri; 2 Miguel Tendillo Belenguer,
3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti, 4 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa,
5 Rafael Gordillo Vazquez, 6 Enrique Saura Gil, 7 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll,
8 Jesus Maria Zamora Ansorena, 9 Enrique Castro Gonzalez, 10 Daniel Ruiz Bazan
(53’ Juanito), 11 Jesus Maria Satrustegui Azpiroz.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz.
Italy. 1 Dino Zoff; 2 Claudio Gentile, 3 Antonio Cabrini (56’ Romeo Benetti),
4 Gabriele Oriali, 5 Fulvio Collovati, 6 Gaetano Scirea, 7 Franco Causio,
8 Marco Tardelli, 9 Francesco Graziani, 10 Giancarlo Antognoni,
11 Roberto Bettega.
Coach: Vincenzo Bearzot.
Italy. 15 june 1980. Milan, stadium San Siro.
Belgium – Spain 2-1 (1-1).
17’ Erik Gerets 1-0, 36’ Enrique Castro Gonzalez 1-1, 65’ Julien Cools 2-1.
Referee: Charles Corver (HOL). Attendance: 11.430
YC: Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti and Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll (Spain).
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Wilfried Van Moer (80’ Raymond Mommens),
7 René Vandereycken, 8 Julien Cools, 9 François Van Der Elst,
10 Erwin Vandenbergh (81’ René Verheyen), 11 Jan Ceulemans.
Coach: Guy Thys
Spain: 1 Luis M Arconada Echarri; 2 Miguel Tendillo Belenguer (79’ Francisco Carrasco),
3 Miguel Bernardo Bianqueti, 4 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa,
5 Rafael Gordillo Vazquez, 6 Enrique Saura Gil, 7 Juan Manuel Asensi Ripoll
(37’ Vincente Del Bosque Gonzalez), 8 Jesus Maria Zamora Ansorena,
9 Enrique Castro Gonzalez, 10 Juanito, 11 Jesus Maria Satrustegui Azpiroz.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz.
Italy. 15 june 1980. Turin, stadium:
England – Italy 0-1 (0-0).
79’ Marco Tardelli 0-1.
Referee: Nicolae Rainea (ROM). Attendance: 59.649
YC: Marco Tardelli and Romeo Benetti II (Italy).
England: 1 Peter Shilton; 2 Philip G Neal, 3 Kenneth George Sansom,
4 Philip Brian Thompson, 5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins,
7 Kevin Keegan, 8 Stephen John Coppell, 9 Garry Birtles (75’ Paul Mariner),
10 Raymond Kennedy, 11 Anthony Stewart Woodcock.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Italy: 1 Dino Zoff; 2 Claudio Gentile, 3 Gabriele Oriali, 4 Romeo BENETTI II,
5 Fulvio Collovati, 6 Gaetano Scirea, 7 Franco Causio (88’ Giuseppe Baresi),
8 Marco Tardelli, 9 Francesco Graziani, 10 Giancarlo Antognoni,
11 Roberto Bettega.
Coach: Vincenzo Bearzot.
Italy. 18 june 1980. Naples, stadium: - San Paolo .
Spain – England 1-2 (0-1).
19’ Trevor Donald Brooking 0-1, Terence McDermott (England).
48’ (penalty) Daniel Ruiz Bazan 1-1, 61’ Anthony Stewart Woodcock 1-2.
Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT). Attendance: 15.000
YC: Francisco Carrasco (Spain)
Terence McDermott (England)
Spain: 1 Luis M Arconada Echarri; 2 Secundino Suarez Vazquez, 3 Antonio Olmo Rodriguez,
4 José Ramón Alexanco Ventosa, 5 Rafael Gordillo Vazquez, 6 Francisco Javier URIA,
7 Jesus Maria Zamora Ansorena, 8 Julio Cardenosa Rodriguez (46’ Francisco Carrasco),
9 Juanito (46’ Daniel Ruiz Bazan), 10 Carlos Santillana, 12 Francisco Carrasco.
Coach: Ladislao Kubala Stecz.
England : 1 Ray Clemence; 2 Vivian Anderson (86’ Trevor Cherry), 3 Michael Denis Mills,
4 Philip Brian Thompson, 5 David V Watson, 6 Colin Raymond Wilkins,
7 Terence McDermott, 8 Glenn Hoddle (77’ Paul Mariner), 9 Kevin Keegan,
10 Anthony Stewart Woodcock, 11 Trevor Donald Brooking.
Coach: Ronald Greenwood.
Italy. 18 june 1980. Rome, stadium: Stadio Olimpico.
Italy – Belgium 0-0.
Referee: Antonio José Garrido Da Silva (POR). Attendance: 42.318
YC: François Van Der Elst, Walter Meeuws and René Vandereycken (Belgium)
Franco Causio and Gabriele Oriali (Italy).
Italy: 1 Dino Zoff; 2 Claudio Gentile, 3 Gabriele Oriali (46. Alessandro Altobelli),
4 Romeo Benetti II, 5 Fulvio Collovati, 6 Gaetano Scirea, 7 Franco Causio,
8 Marco Tardelli, 9 Francesco Graziani, 10 Giancarlo Antognoni
(35’ Giuseppe Baresi), 11 Roberto Bettega.
Coach: Vincenzo Bearzot.
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Wilfried Van Moer (48’ René Verheyen), 7 René Vandereycken,
8 Julien Cools, 9 Raymond Mommens (77’ Erwin Vandenbergh),
10 François Van Der Elst, 11 Jan Ceulemans.
Coach: Guy Thys.
Play off for the third place:
Italy. 21 june 1980. Naples, stadium: San Paolo.
Czechoslovakia – Italy 1-1 (0-0) a.e.t.
54’ Ladislav Jurkemik 0-1, 73’ Francesco Graziani 1-1.
Penalties:
0-1 Franco Causio, 1-1 Marian Masny, 1-2 Alessandro Altobelli, 2-2 Zdenek Nehoda,
2-3 Giuseppe Baresi, 3-3 Anton Ondruš, 3-4 Antonio Cabrini, 4-4 Ladislav Jurkemik,
4-5 Romeo BENETTI II, 5-5 Antonín Panenka, 5-6 Francesco Graziani, 6-6 Koloman Gögh,
6-7 Gaetano Scirea, 7-7 Miroslav Gajdusek, 7-8 Marco Tardelli, 8-8 Ján Kozák,
8-8 Fulvio Collovati (missed), 8-9 Jozef Barmos.
Czechoslovakia wins the Bronze medal.
Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT). Attendance: 24.652
YC: Ladislav Jurkemik (Czechoslovakia).
Czechoslovakia; 1 Jaroslav Netolicka; 2 Jozef Barmos, 3 Anton Ondruš, 4 Rostislav Vojacek,
5 Koloman Gögh, 6 Ján Kozák, 7 Ladislav Jurkemik, 8 Antonín Panenka,
9 Marian Masny, 10 Zdenek Nehoda, 11 Ladislav Vizek
(64’ Miroslav Gajdusek).
Coach: Dr Jozef Venglos.
Italy: 1 Dino Zoff; 2 Claudio Gentile, 3 Antonio Cabrini, 4 Giuseppe Baresi,
5 Fulvio Collovati, 6 Gaetano Scirea, 7 Franco Causio, 8 Marco Tardelli,
9 Francesco Graziani, 10 Roberto Bettega (83’ Romeo Benetti),
11 Alessandro Altobelli.
Coach: Vincenzo Bearzot.
Final:
Italy. 22 june 1980. Rome, stadium: Stadio Olimpico .
Belgium – Germany 1-2 (0-1).
10’ Horst Hrubesch 0-1, 75’ (penalty) René Vandereycken 1-1 and 88’ Horst Hrubesch 1-2.
Referee: Nicolae Rainea (ROM). Attendance: 47.864
YC: Luc Millecamps, René Vandereycken and François Van Der Elst (Belgium)
Karl-Heinz Förster (Germany)
Belgium: 1 Jean-Marie Pfaff; 2 Erik Gerets, 3 Luc Millecamps, 4 Walter Meeuws,
5 Michel Renquin, 6 Wilfried Van Moer, 7 René Vandereycken, 8 Julien Cools,
9 Raymond Mommens, 10 François Van Der Elst, 11 Jan Ceulemans.
Coach: Guy Thys
Germany: 1 Harald Schumacher; 2 Manfred Kaltz, 3 Karl-Heinz Förster, 4 Uli Stielike,
5 Bernhard Dietz, 6 Bernd Schuster, 7 Hans-Peter Briegel
(55’ Bernhard Cullmann), 8 Hansi Müller, 9 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge,
10 Horst Hrubesch, 11 Klaus Allofs.
Coach: Josef Derwall.
Scorers
7 – Kevin Keegan [England]
6 – Klaus Fischer (W. Germany]
5 – Francois van der Elst [Belgium], Marian Masny [Czechoslovakia], Klaus Allofs
[W. Germany]
4 – Robert Latchford [England], Hans Krankl [Austria], Kenneth Dalglish [Scotland],
Carlos Alonso Gonzalez Santillana [Spain], Zlatko Vujovic [Yugoslavia],
Martin Hoffmann, Joachim Streich [East Germany], Thomas Mavros [Greece],
Atik Ismail [Finland], Robert Ian Edwards [Wales], Kees Kist [Holland],
Zdenek Nehoda, Ladislav Vizek [Czechoslovakia]
3 – David Watson, Anthony Woodcock [England], Gerard Armstrong [N.Ireland],
Gerard Daly [Eire], Chavdar Tzvetkov [Bulgaria], Preben Elkjaer [Denmark],
Walter Schachner [Austria], Tamagnini Nene [Portugal], Archibald Gemmill
[Scotland], Ruud Geels [Holland], Zbigniew Boniek, Roman Ogaza [Poland],
Gerd Weber [East Germany], Antonin Panenka [Czechoslovakia], Anders Gronhagen
[Sweden], Hlias Galakos, Dimitris Nikoloudis [Greece], Daniel Ruiz Bazan Justa
‘Dani’ [Spain], Karl-Heinz Rummenigge [W. Germany]
2 – Francis [England], Grealish, Stapleton [Eire], H. Jensen, B. Nielsen, Lerby,
Simonsen [Denmark], Kreuz, Pezzey [Austria], Alberto, Gomes [Portugal],
A. Gray, McQueen, Robertson [Scotland], Larsen-Okland [Norway], Asensi [Spain],
Krancjar, Petrovic, Surjak [Yugoslavia], Georgescu, Raducanu, Sames [Romania],
Brandts, Metgod, Nanninga, Willy van de Kerkhof [Holland], Terlecki [Poland],
Lindemann, Schnuphase [East Germany], Kozak, Stambachr [Czechoslovakia],
Six [France], Borg [Sweden], Delikaris [Greece], Fekete, Tatar, Varadi
[Hungary], Chesnokov [USSR], Hrubesch, Zimmermann [W. Germany], Sedat
[Turkey], Flynn [Wales], Vandereycken, Cools [Belgium]
1 – Hoddle, Barnes, Neal, Brooking, Wilkins [England], Moreland, C. Nicholl,
Caskey, Spence, Anderson [N.Ireland], Martin, Givens [Eire], Jeliazkov,
Panov, Iliev [Bulgaria], Arnesen, Rontved [Denmark], Gerets, Ceulemans,
Vandenbergh, Voordeckers, Van Moer, Janssens, Vercauteren [Belgium],
Welzl, Jara, Prohaska [Austria], Reinaldo, Artur, Alves [Portugal],
Archibald, Jordan [Scotland], Aas, Hammer, P. Jacobsen [Norway], Villar,
Saura, Del Bosque, Ruben Cano, Juanito, Quini [Spain], Desnica, Halilhodzic,
D. Savic, Sliskovic [Yugoslavia], Augustin, Iordanescu, Multescu [Romania],
Kaiafas, Vrahimis [Cyprus], Rep, Thijssen, Rene van de Kerkhof, Stevens,
Peters, wildschut, Krol, Rensenbrink [Holland], Rudy, Wieczorek, Mazur,
Kusto, Lato [Poland], Hafner, Peter, Riediger [East Germany], Barberis,
Heinz Hermann, Herbert Hermann, Pfister, Ponte, Tanner, Zappa [Switzerland],
Gudlaugsson, P. Petursson [Iceland], Gajdusek, Jurkemik [Czechoslovakia],
Pecout, Rampillon, Lacombe, Platini, Battiston, Petit, Emon, Larios, Tresor,
Gemmrich, Berdoll [France], Svensson, Backe, Cervin, Nordgren [Sweden],
Braun, Michaux [Luxembourg], Anastopoulos, Ardizoglou [Greece], Pusztai,
Szokolai, Tieber [Hungary], Haaskivi, Hakala, Heiskanen, Pyykko, Nieminen,
M. Toivola [Finland], Andreev, Gavrilov, Hapasalis, Shengelia, Bessonov
[USSR], Bonhof, Kaltz, Kelsch, Forster [W. Germany], Erhan Onal, B. Mustafa,
Fatih [Turkey], Curtis, Nicholas, Deacy, P. O’Sullivan, M. Thomas [Wales],
Em. Farrugia, Spiteri Gonzi [Malta], Grzaiani, Tardelli [Italy]
Own goals: Nicholl [Northern Ireland] for England
Kische [East Germany] for Holland
J. Holland [Malta] for West Germany
Teams
25 - England
24 – Holland
23 - West Germany
22 - Czechoslovakia
18 – East Germany
16 – Belgium
15 – Scotland, Spain,
14 – Austria, Yugoslavia, Greece
13 – Denmark, Poland, France
11 - Wales
10 – Portugal, Finland
9 - Eire, Romania, Sweden, Hungary
8 - Nothern Ireland
7 - Switzerland, USSR
6 - Bulgaria
5 – Norway, Turkey
2 - Cyprus, Iceland, Luxembourg, Malta, Italy
Total – 354 goals
European Championship Overview File
1980 (details final tournament)
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