Played in February 1997
NB: Romania's side was not their full squad.
9- 2-97 Thailand 1-1 Japan
[Sritrong-In; Jo; att: 30,000]
Sweden League 2-0 Romania
[Andreas Andersson, Matovac; att: 30,000]
11- 2-97 Romania 1-1 Japan
[Bolohan; Miura; att: 25,000]
Thailand 0-0 Sweden League XI
[att: 25,000]
13- 2-97 Thailand 1-0 Romania
[Pue-On; att: 20,000]
Sweden League 1-0 Japan
[Andreas Andersson; att: 20,000]
1.Sweden League 3 2 1 0 3- 0 7
2.Thailand 3 1 2 0 2- 1 5
3.Japan 3 0 2 1 2- 3 2
4.Romania 3 0 1 2 1- 4 1
Third Place Match
16- 2-97 Japan 2-0 Romania
[Kurosaki 75, Okano 86; att: 25,000; ref: Pongsathon (Thailand)]
[Japan: Kawaguchi, Nakamura, Omura (46.Saito), Ihara, Soma,
Maezona, Yamaguchi, Honda, Nanami (80.Okano), Miura,
Jo (46.Kirosaki);
Romania: Tufisi, Ciobotariu, Craciunescu, Tararache, Biaciu,
Pancu, Serban, Trica (46.Lutu), Florea, Viorel,
Andone (69.Danciulescu)]
Final
16- 2-97 Sweden League 3-1 Thailand
[Sundgren 68, J.Persson 82, Steiner 90; Pobprasert 88;
att: 25,000; ref: Abdullah (Malaysia)]
[Sweden League: Ravelli, Nilsson, Karlsson, Jacobsson, Sundgren,
Alexandersson, Wibran (71.Persson), Anders
Andersson (80.Steiner), Landberg (83.Tjernstrom),
Andreas Andersson, Rahmberg;
Thailand: Chaiyong, Krisada, Jakarat, Natee, Surachai, Dusit,
Worrawoot (51.Piyapong), Sujija (79.Sasom), Surachai,
Porntong (66.Terdsak), Natipong]
NB: all matches except those involving Romania count as FIFA A-internationals
(also those of Sweden's League XI!)
With thanks to Bojan Jovanovic for info on FIFA A-international matches
Prepared and maintained by Neil Morrison and Ian King for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Neil Morrison
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and Ian King
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Last updated: 5 Jun 2003
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