19: Gerd Müller (West Germany)
10: Gigi Riva (Italy)
7: Włodzimierz Lubański (Poland)
6: Johan Devrindt (Belgium), Ferenc Bene (Hungary), Ove Kindvall (Sweden), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland)
5: Anatoli Byshovets (USSR), Hristo Bonev (Bulgaria), Odilon Polleunis (Belgium), Florea Dumitrache (Romania), Jozef Adamec (Czechoslovakia), Erich Hof (Austria)
4: Wolfgang Overath (West Germany), Georgi Asparukhov (Bulgaria), Colin Stein (Scotland), Andrzej Jarosik (Poland), Dragan Džajić (Yugoslavia)
3: Uwe Seeler (West Germany), Slaven Zambata & Vahidin Musemić (Yugoslavia), Karol Jokl (Czechoslovakia), José Eulogio Gárate (Spain), Eusébio (Portugal), Giorgos Sideris & Vasilis Botinos (Greece), Dinko Dermendzhiev (Bulgaria), Ole Sørensen (Denmark), Antal Dunai (Hungary), Hervé Revelli (France), Helmut Redl (Austria), Ola Dybwad-Olsen (Norway), Arto Tolsa (Finland)
2: Sandro Mazzola & Angelo Domenghini (Italy), Helmut Haller & Reinhard Libuda (West Germany), Volodimir Muntian, Givi Nodia, Kakhi Asatiani & Vitaly Khmelnitskiy (USSR), Ladislav Petráš, Andrej Kvašňák, Vladimir Hagara & Ladislav Kuna (Czechoslovakia), Eberhard Vogel & Wolfram Löwe (East Germany), Josip Bukal & Metodije Spasovski (Yugoslavia), Raoul Lambert & Wilfred van Moer (Belgium), Georges Vuillemier & Fritz Künzli (Switzerland), Amancio Amaro (Spain), Theo Pahlplatz (Holland), Lajos Kocsis (Hungary), Emerich Dembrovschi (Romania), Jacinto Santos (Portugal), Jean-Claude Bras (France), Giorgos Dedes (Greece), Don Givens (Ireland), Tommy Lindholm (Finland), Terry Harkin (Northern Ireland), Johny Léonard (Luxembourg)
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