European Futsal Championship 1999



QUALIFICATION
  
Group winners play at final Tournament in Granada (Spain), February 1999



GROUP 1
All game played in Moscow (Russia)

18-12-98        Russia         24-0 (9-0)       Greece
                (Alekberov 5,
                 Belyi, Eremenko 4,
                 Iachine, Panko 3,
                 Malychev 2,
                 Gorine, Grigorie, Kisselev)

19-12-98        Slovenia        9-2 (5-2)       Greece
                (Novak 3,                       (Demoiros, Koutsopias)
                 Gucek 2,
                 Gacnik, Kraut, 
                 Krunek, Stojko)

20-12-98        Russia          7-0 (5-0)       Slovenia
                (Eremenko 5,
                 Alekberov, Kisselev)


1. RUSSIA       2  2  0  0  31- 0   6
2. Slovenia     2  1  0  1   9- 9   3
3. Greece       2  0  0  2   2-33   0



GROUP 2
All Games played in Beyne (Belgium)
  
07-12-98        Latvia          0-0 (0-0)       Azerbaijan

08-12-98        Belgium         3-2 (1-2)       Latvia
                (Vergauwen 2,
                 Gessner)
  
09-12-98        Azerbaijan      4-4 (1-0)       Belgium
                (Asimov 3,                      (Plompen 2,
                 Aslanov)                        Gessner, Michiels)

1. BELGIUM      2  1  1  0   7- 6   4
2. Azerbaijan   2  0  2  0   4- 4   2
3. Latvia       2  0  1  1   2- 3   1



GROUP 3
All games played in Leek (Netherlands)
  
14-12-98        Finland         3-2 (1-1)       Cyprus
                (Laina, Simula,                 (Tekkis 2)
                 Uotinen)

15-12-98        Netherlands     6-1 (4-0)       Cyprus
                (Grunholz 2,                    (Hadjantonis)
                 Biloro, Langenhuijsen,
                 Talha, Zeelig)

16-12-98        Netherlands    11-0 (6-0)       Finland
                (Grunholz 5,
                 Keur, Langenhuijsen 2,
                 Hoekema, Zeelig)

1. NETHERLANDS  2  2  0  0  17- 1   6
2. Finland      2  1  0  1   3-13   3
3. Cyprus       2  0  0  2   3- 9   0
                


GROUP 4          
All games played in Brno (Czech Republic)

29-11-98        Czech Rep.      4-3 (1-1)       Hungary
                (Mickal 2,                      (Kénoszt, Nagy, Török)
                 Dlouhy, Horacek)

30-11-98        Yugoslavia      4-2 (3-1)       Hungary
                (Vujovic 2,                     (Kénoszt, Török) 
                 Dragoljevic, Petrika)  

01-12-98        Yugoslavia      4-3 (1-1)       Czech Rep.
                (Andrejic 2,
                 Vignejevic, Vujovic)

1. YUGOSLAVIA   2  2  0  0   8- 5   6
2. Czech Rep.   2  1  0  1   7- 7   3
3. Hungary      2  0  0  2   5- 8   0



GROUP 5
All games played in Dubrovnik (Croatia)       
                
18-11-98        Poland         13-5 (5-3)       Slovakia 
                (Filipczak 6,                   (Becka, Farkas, Galat, Marcan,
                 Gradowski 4,                    Strezok)
                 Dabrowski 2,   
                 Zamiar)

18-11-98        Croatia         2-1 (0-1)       Andorra
                (Delpont, Martic)               (Rosa Fernandez)

19-11-98        Andorra         6-4 (1-2)       Slovakia
                (Rosa Fernandez 2,              (Strezok 2,
                 Blazquez Cerdeira,              Becka, Ivan)
                 Linares Pociello,
                 Morales Ruiz,
                 Sola Peralba)  
                
19-11-98        Poland          7-7 (3-4)       Croatia
                (Dabrowski 3,                   (Jelovic 3,
                 Gradowski 2,                    Delpont 2,
                 Kluska, Szlapa)                 Malvasija, Martic)

21-11-98        Andorra         3-3 (1-2)       Poland
                (Blazquez Cerdeira 2,           (Dabrowski, Filpiczak,
                 Morales Ruiz)                   Gradowski)

21-11-98        Croatia        13-1 (6-0)       Slovakia
                (Malvasija 3,                   (Strezok)        
                 Huskic, Kolic 2,
                 Delpont, Eklic, Gricar,
                 Jelovic, Martic, Tomcic)

1. CROATIA      3  2  1  0  22- 9   7
2. Poland       3  1  2  0  23-15   5
3. Andorra      3  1  1  1  10- 9   4
4. Slovakia     3  0  0  3  10-32   0



GROUP 6          
All games played in Reggio di Calabria (Italy)

07-11-98        Italy           5-2 (3-2)       Belarus
                (Caleca 2,                      (Cheleg, Savintsev)
                 Mannino, Rubei,
                 Zaffiro)

07-11-98        Georgia         8-4 (4-3)       France  
                (Mizandari 4,                   (Duponchell 2,
                 Sarkisian, Zoidze 2)            Anny, Yahia)
                 
08-11-98        Belarus         6-4 (2-2)       France
                (Cheleg 2,                      (Yahia 2,
                 Blizniuk, Danilenko,            Anny, Azhari)
                 Lagoutko, Sitnikov)    

08-11-98        Italy           5-2 (3-1)       Georgia
                (Caleca 2,                      (Sologashwili, Sopoev)
                 Franzoi, Roma,
                 Veronesi)

10-11-98        Georgia         5-4 (3-3)       Belarus 
                (Mizandari, Zoidze 2,           (Chmelnitki 2,
                 Totladze)                       Danilenko, Savintsev)
                
10-11-98        Italy           8-0 (3-0)       France
                (Bussu, Franzoi, Roma 2,
                 Rubei, Zaffiro)
                 
                
1. ITALY        3  3  0  0  18- 4   9
2. Georgia      3  2  0  1  15-13   6
3. Belarus      3  1  0  2  12-14   3
4. France       3  0  0  3   8-22   0



GROUP 7
All games played in Figueira da Foz (Portugal)

05-12-98        Portugal        2-1 (1-0)       Ukraine
                (Pereira Diaz 2)                (Oussakovski)
                
05-12-98        Bosnia-Herz.    5-1 (2-1)       Israel
                (Mehadzic, Mekic 2,             (Sirotkin)
                 Lukovac)

06-12-98        Portugal        8-1 (5-0)       Israel  
                (Soares Lima 5,                 (Shalom)
                 Fernandes Bernardo 3)  

06-12-98        Ukraine         4-0 (2-0)       Bosnia-Herzegovina
                (Vonyarkha 2,
                 Koridze, Melnikov)

08-12-98        Portugal        5-1 (3-0)       Bosnia-Herzegovina
                (Santos Teixeira 3,             (Velagic)
                 Farinha Cristováo,  
                 Mota)
                 
08-12-98        Ukraine         6-1 (2-1)       Israel
                (Kosenko 3,                     (Levi)
                 Koridze 2,
                 Oussakovski)
                 

1. PORTUGAL     3  3  0  0  15- 3   9
2. Ukraine      3  2  0  1  11- 3   7
3. Bosnia-Herz. 3  1  0  2   6-10   3
4. Israel       3  0  0  3   3-19   0



The group winners Russia, Belgium, Netherlands, Yugoslavia, Croatia, Italy,
and Portugal join hosts Spain in the final tournament February 1999 in Granada.

TOPSCORERS  (in qualification)                   
                
1. Konstantin EREMENKO (Russia) 9 goals
2. Edwin GRÜNHOLZ (Netherlands) 7 goals 
   Kryzstof FILIPCZAK (Poland)  7
   Radoslav GRADOWSKI (Poland)  7



FINAL TOURNAMENT         

All games played in Granada, Palacio Municipal de los Deportes(Spain)

NOTE: Russia and Spain were seeded on the basis of the their performances in
      the 1996 FIFA World Championships.

      The top two sides from each group advance to the semi-finals, with the
      winners advancing to the final.         
                
      Matches were led by two referees.



GROUP A

22-02-99        Croatia         4-3 (1-2)       Yugoslavia
                (Jelovic 2,                     (Cetkovic, Vignejevic, Vujovic)
                 Eklic, Martic)
                
22-02-99        Spain           3-1 (0-0)       Netherlands
                (Lorente Penas 2,               (Langenhuijsen)
                 Araujo)
                
23-02-99        Netherlands     1-1 (1-0)       Yugoslavia
                (Lettinck)                      (Przulj)
                 
23-02-99        Spain           3-1 (1-0)       Croatia
                (J. Linares Rodriguez,  (Malvasija)
                 Lorente Penas, Amor)
                
25-02-99        Netherlands     8-3 (6-1)       Croatia
                (Langenhuijsen,                 (Grdovic, Huskic, Tomcic)
                 Zeelig 2       
                 Van Dijk, Frankfort,   
                 Grunholz, Lettinck)    

25-02-99        Spain           5-1 (0-0)       Yugoslavia
                (Lorente Penas 2,               (Przulj)
                 Cobeta Atienza, Mena,
                 Riquer)

1. SPAIN        3  3  0  0  11- 3   9
2. NETHERLANDS  3  1  1  1  10- 7   4
3. Croatia      3  1  0  2   8-14   3
4. Yugoslavia   3  0  1  2   5-10   1



GROUP B

22-02-99        Belgium         0-0 (0-0)       Portugal

22-02-99        Russia          3-3 (2-0)       Italy
                (Eremenko 2,                    (Caleca, Quattrini, Rubei)
                 Gorine)
        
23-02-99        Italy           3-3 (1-1)       Portugal
                (Quattrini, Rubei,              (Fernandes Bernardo 2,
                 Veronesi)                       Soares Lima)
                
23-02-99        Russia          5-1 (1-0)       Belgium
                (Eremenko 2,                    (Gessner)
                 Agafonov, Alekberov,
                 Belyi)

25-02-99        Russia          3-1 (2-0)       Portugal
                (Eremenko 2,                    (Pereira Dias)
                 Tratchuk)
                 
25-02-99        Italy           2-0 (1-0)       Belgium
                (Roma, Rubei)   

1. RUSSIA       3  2  1  0  11- 5   7
2. ITALY        3  1  2  0   8- 6   5
3. Portugal     3  0  2  1   4- 6   2
4. Belgium      3  0  1  2   1- 7   1



SEMI-FINALS     
                 
26-02-99        Russia          9-6 (3-2)       Netherlands
                1-0  2' Gorine  
                2-0  4' Eremenko
                3-0 15' Markia
                                                3-1 16' Grunholz
                                                3-2 16' Langenhuijsen
                4-2 21' Alekberov
                5-2 22' Markia
                6-2 26' Verijnikov
                                                6-3 31' Langenhuijsen
                                                6-4 34' Grunholz
                7-4 36' Eremenko
                8-4 36' Eremenko
                                                8-5 38' Langenhuijsen
                9-5 39' Eremenko
                                                9-6 40' Langenhuijsen
                
26-02-99        Spain           3-1 (2-0)       Italy
                1-0  2' J.Linares Rodríguez
                2-0  5' Araujo
                                                2-1 22' Franzoi
                3-1 28' J.Linares Rodríguez




THIRD PLACE MATCH

28-02-99        Italy           3-0 (2-0)       Netherlands 
                1-0 11' Caleca                  
                2-0 20' Roma
                3-0 36' Rubei
                
FINAL            

28-02-99        Russia          3-3 (0-1)       Spain
                                                0-1  9' Lorente Penas
                1-1 27' Belyi
                2-1 33' Alekberov
                                                2-2 33' Sŕnchez Franco
                3-2 34' Eremenko
                                                3-3 35' Lorente Penas
                 
Penalty shoot-out
                Russia                          Spain
                                                0-1 Araujo
                1-1 Gorine
                2-1 Verijnikov  
                                                2-2 Mena
                3-2 Alekberov
                4-2 Eremenko

Russia win the First European Futsal Championship 4-2 on penalties.
                 
Russia: Denissov, Samokhine - Eremenko, Agafonov, Verijinkov, Alekberov,
        Abianov, Markia, Gorine, Belji, Chuganov
Spain:  Clavería Domínguez, Tarodo - García Mera, Herrera Amor, A. Linares
        Rodriguez, Martínez Bas, J. Linarez Rodriguez, Mena, Lorente Penas,
        Sánchez Franco, Riquer                        
                                                        
                        



TOPSCORERS: (in final tournament)
                                                        
1. Konstantin EREMENKO (Russia)         11 goals
2. Pascal LANGENHUIJSEN (Netherlands)    7 goals
   Javier LORENTE PENAS (Spain)          7 goals

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