Europe's greatest footballers 1970-74

1. Johan Cruyff (Holland) 

2. Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany) 

3. Gerd Müller (West Germany) 

4. Günter Netzer (West Germany)

5. Kazimierz Deyna (Poland) 

6. Bobby Moore (England) 

7. Sandro Mazzola (Italy) 

8. Piet Keizer (Holland)

9. Billy Bremner (Scotland) 

10. Gordon Banks (England)

11. Gianni Rivera (Italy) 

12. Hristo Bonev (Bulgaria) 

13. Dragan Džajić (Yugoslavia) 

14. Ralf Edström (Sweden)

15. Wolfgang Overath (West Germany) 

16. Paul Breitner (West Germany)

17. Giacinto Facchetti (Italy)

18. Eusébio (Portugal) 

19. Johan Neeskens (Holland)

20. Dino Zoff (Italy) 

21. Gigi Riva (Italy)

22. Włodzimierz Lubański (Poland)

23. George Best (N. Ireland) 

24. Berti Vogts (West Germany) 

25. Barry Hulshoff (Holland) 

26. Josip Skoblar (Yugoslavia)

27. Jan Tomaszewski (Poland)

28. Grzegorz Lato (Poland) 

29. Jan Gadocha (Poland)  

30. Martin Chivers (England)

Poland ratings in the 1974 World Cup

Ratings: El Gráfico (Argentina).

7,00 Grzegorz Lato
6,71 Jan Tomaszewski, Kazimierz Deyna
6,57 Antoni Szymanowski, Robert Gadocha
6,29 Jerzy Gorgoń
6,17 Andrzej Szarmach
6,14 Władysław Żmuda
5,86 Henryk Kasperczak
5,67 Adam Musiał, Jan Domarski
5,43 Zygmunt Maszczyk
5,33 Lesław Ćmikiewicz

European topscorers in the 1978 World Cup

 

Including Qualifiers.

  11: Roberto Bettega (Italy), Hans Krankl (Austria)
  6: Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
  5: Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), Thomas Sjöberg (Sweden), Cemil Turan (Turkey), Martin Hoffmann (East Germany)
  4: Johnny Rep (Holland), Michel Platini (France), Kevin Keegan (England), Manuel Fernandes (Portugal), Joachim Streich (East Germany)
  3: Ruud Geels (Holland), Francesco Graziani & Paolo Rossi (Italy), Andrzej Szarmach & Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary), Kenny Dalglish (Scotland), Mick Channon (England), Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia), Chris McGrath (Northern Ireland)
  2: Johan Cruyff, Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de Kerkhof, Ernie Brandts & Arie Haan (Holland), Giancarlo Antognoni, Romeo Benetti & Renato Zaccarelli (Italy), Dieter Müller & Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Stanislaw Terlecki & Wlodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Bernard Lacombe & Dominique Rocheteau (France), Joe Jordan & Archie Gemmill (Scotland), Andras Töröcsik & Sándor Zombori (Hungary), Rubén Cano (Spain), Bo Börjesson (Sweden), Josef Stering (Austria), Raoul Lambert (Belgium), Per Røntved, Lars Bastrup, Henning Munk Jensen & Allan Simonsen (Denmark), Ray Kennedy (England), Chalana & Nené (Portugal), Anghel Iordănescu & Dudu Georgescu (Romania), Aki Heiskanen, Esa Heiskanen & Olavi Rissanen (Finland), David Kipiani (USSR), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece), Hartmut Schade (East Germany), Pavel Panov (Bulgaria), Leighton James (Wales), Sedat (Turkey), Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland).

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Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1978 World Cup.

Including Qualifiers.

  11: Roberto Bettega (Italy), Hans Krankl (Austria)
  6: Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
  5: Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), Thomas Sjöberg (Sweden), Cemil Turan (Turkey), Martin Hoffmann (East Germany)
  4: Johnny Rep (Holland), Michel Platini (France), Kevin Keegan (England), Manuel Fernandes (Portugal), Joachim Streich (East Germany)
  3: Ruud Geels (Holland), Francesco Graziani & Paolo Rossi (Italy), Andrzej Szarmach & Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary), Kenny Dalglish (Scotland), Mick Channon (England), Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia), Chris McGrath (Northern Ireland)
  2: Johan Cruyff, Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de Kerkhof, Ernie Brandts & Arie Haan (Holland), Giancarlo Antognoni, Romeo Benetti & Renato Zaccarelli (Italy), Dieter Müller & Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Stanislaw Terlecki & Wlodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Bernard Lacombe & Dominique Rocheteau (France), Joe Jordan & Archie Gemmill (Scotland), Andras Töröcsik & Sándor Zombori (Hungary), Rubén Cano (Spain), Bo Börjesson (Sweden), Josef Stering (Austria), Raoul Lambert (Belgium), Per Røntved, Lars Bastrup, Henning Munk Jensen & Allan Simonsen (Denmark), Ray Kennedy (England), Chalana & Nené (Portugal), Anghel Iordănescu & Dudu Georgescu (Romania), Aki Heiskanen, Esa Heiskanen & Olavi Rissanen (Finland), David Kipiani (USSR), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece), Hartmut Schade (East Germany), Pavel Panov (Bulgaria), Leighton James (Wales), Sedat (Turkey), Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland).

Olympic finals, 1908-2008.

2008
Argentina-Nigeria 1-0
1-0 58' Di María. Att: 89.102 (Beijing, National Stadium).


2004
Argentina-Paraguay 1-0
1-0 18' Tevez. Att: 41.116 (OAKA, Athens).


2000
Cameroon-Spain 2-2 (5-3 pen.)
0-1 2' Xavi, 0-2 45' Gabri, 1-0 53' og Amaya, 2-2 58' Eto'o. Sent-off: 70' Gabri, 90' José Mari. Penalties: Mboma, Eto'o, Geremi, Lauren and Wome scored for Cameroon;  Xavi, Capdevila and Albelda scored, Amaya missed for Spain. Att: 104.098 (Olympic Stadium, Sydney).


1996
Nigeria-Argentina 3-2
0-1 3' C. López, 1-1 27' Babayaro, 1-2 50' Crespo penalty, 2-2 74' Amokachi, 3-2 89' Amunike. Att: 86.100 (Athens, Georgia).


1992
Spain-Poland 3-2
0-1 44' Kowalczyk, 1-1 65' Abelardo, 2-1 72' Kiko, 2-2 76' Staniek, 3-2 90' Kiko. Att: 95.000 (Camp Nou, Barcelona).


1988
Soviet Union-Brazil 2-1 aet
0-1 30' Romário, 1-1 61' Dobrovolski penalty, 2-1 103' Savichev. Att: 74.000 (Olympic Stadium, Seoul).


1984
France-Brazil 2-0
1-0 55' Brisson, 2-0 62' Xuereb. Att: 101.799 (Rose Bowl, Pasadena).


1980
Czechoslovakia-East Germany 1-0
1-0 77' Svoboda. Att: 70.000 (Lenin Stadium, Moscow). 


1976
East Germany-Poland 3-1
1-0  7' Schade, 2-0 14' Hoffmann, 2-1 59' Lato, 3-1 79' Häfner. Att: 71.617 (Olympic Stadium, Montreal).


1972
Poland-Hungary 2-1
0-1 42' Varadi, 1-1 47' Deyna, 2-1 68' Deyna. Att: 40-50.000 (heavy rain; 75.000 tickets sold, Olympiastadion, Munich).


1968
Hungary-Bulgaria 4-1
0-1 22' Dimitrov, 1-1 40' Menczel, 2-1 41' A. Dunai, 3-1 49' A. Dunai, 4-1 62' Juhasz. Sent-off: Ivkov & Christov (B), Juhasz (H). Att: 75.000 (Estadio Azteca, Ciudad de México).


1964
Hungary-Czechoslovakia 2-1
1-0 47' og Weiss, 2-0 59' Bene, 2-1 80' Brumovský. Att: 75.000 (National Stadium, Tokyo).


1960
Yugoslavia-Denmark 3-1
1-0 1' Galic, 2-0 11' Matuš, 3-0 69' Kostic, 3-1 90' Flemming Nielsen. Att: 40.000 (Stadio Flaminio, Rome).


1956
Soviet Union-Yugoslavia 1-0
1-0 48' Ilyin. Att: 86.716 (Melbourne).

1952
Hungary-Yugoslavia 2-0
1-0 70' Puskás, 2-0 88' Czibor. Att: 58.553 (Olympiastadion, Helsinki). 


1948
Sweden-Yugoslavia 3-1
1-0 24' Gren, 1-1 42' Bobek, 2-1 48' G. Nordahl, 3-1 67' Gren. Att: 40-60.000 (Wembley, London).


1936
Italy-Austria  2-1 aet
1-0 70' Frossi, 1-1 80' K. Kainberger, 2-1 92' Frossi. Att: 85-90.000 (Olympiastadion, Berlin).

1928
Uruguay-Argentina 1-1 aet
1-0 23' Petrone, 1-1 50' M. Ferreira. Att: 28.253 (Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam)


Replay:
Uruguay-Argentina 2-1
1-0 17' Figueroa, 1-1 28' Monti, 2-1 73' Scarone. Att: 28.113.


1924
Uruguay-Switzerland 3-0
1-0 27' Petrone, 2-0 63' Cea, 3-0 81' Romano. Att: 60.000 (41.000 paying; Stade Olympique de Colombes, Paris).


1920
Belgium-Czechoslovakia w. o. (2-0)
1-0 6' Coppée penalty, 2-0 30' Larnoe. Att: 35.000 (Kielstadion, Antwerp).
Match abandoned after 39 minutes; Czechoslovakia left the pitch in protest of perceived biased refereeing, but their protests were dismissed, and they were disqualified from the tournament..


1912
Great Britain-Denmark 4-2
1-0 10' Walden, 2-0 22' Hoare, 2-1 27' Anthon Olsen, 3-1 41' Hoare, 4-1 43' Berry, 4-2 81' Anthon Olsen. Att: 22.000 (Olympiastadion, Stockholm)


1908
Great Britain-Denmark 2-0
1-0 20' Chapman, 2-0 46' Woodward. Att: 8000 (White City, London).

Top scorers in Olympic tournaments 1908-2008.

2008
4: Giuseppe Rossi (Italy)
3: Moussa Dembélé (Belgium), Victor Nsofor Obinna (Nigeria)


2004
8: Carlos Tévez (Argentina)
5: José Cardozo (Paraguay)
4: Alberto Gilardino (Italy), Tenema N'Diaye (Mali), Fredy Bareiro (Paraguay)


2000
6: Iván Zamorano (Chile)
4: Patrick Mboma (Cameroon), Reinaldo Navia (Chile), David Suazo (Honduras)


1996
6: Hernán Crespo (Argentina), Bebeto (Brazil)
5: Ronaldo (Brazil)

1992
7: Andrzej Juskowiak (Poland)
6: Kwame Ayew (Ghana)
5: Kiko (Spain)


1988
7: Romário (Brazil)
6: Igor Dobrovolski (Soviet Union), Kalusha Bwalya (Zambia)


1984
5: Daniel Xuereb (France), Borislav Cvetković & Stjepan Deverić (Yugoslavia)
4: Gilmar Popoca (Brazil)


1980
4: Sergey Andreyev (Soviet Union)
3: Ladislav Vízek (Czechoslovakia), Wolf-Rüdiger Netz (East Germany), Fyodor Cherenkov (Soviet Union)

1976
6: Andrzej Szarmach (Poland)
4: Hans-Jürgen Dörner (East Germany)
3: Grzegorz Lato (Poland), Vladimir Onišenko (Soviet Union), Michel Platini (France), Víctor Rangel (Mexico)

1972
9: Kazimierz Deyna (-photo-, Poland)
7: Antal Dunai (Hungary)
6: Oleh Blochin (Soviet Union), Robert Gadocha (Poland), Bernd Nickel (West Germany), Joachim Streich (East Germany)


1968
7: Kunishige Kamamoto (Japan)
6: Antal Dunai (Hungary)
4: Jehoshua Faygenbaum (Israel), Ladislav Petráš (Czechoslovakia), Lajos Szűcs (Hungary), Petar Žekov (Bulgaria)

1964
12: Ferenc Bene (Hungary)
8: Ibrahim Riad (Egypt)
6: Tibor Csernai (Hungary), Cornel Pavlovici (Romania)

1960
7: Milan Galić (Yugoslavia)
6: Borivoje Kostić (Yugoslavia), Harald Nielsen (Denmark)

1956
4: Neville Stephen D'Souza (India), Dimităr Milanov (Bulgaria), Todor Veselinović (Yugoslavia)
3: Ivan Kolev (Bulgaria), John Laybourne (Great Britain), Muhamed Mujić & Zlatko Papec (Yugoslavia)


1952
7: Branko Zebec (Yugoslavia)
6: Sándor Kocsis (Hungary), Rajko Mitić (Yugoslavia)

1948
7: Gunnar Nordahl (-photo-, Sweden), John Hansen (Denmark)
5: Henry "Garvis" Carlsson & Kjell Rosén (Sweden), Francesco Pernigo (Italy)

1936
7: Annibale Frossi (Italy)
6: Teodoro "Lolo" Fernández (Peru)
5: Arne Brustad (Norway), Gerard Wodarz (Poland)

1928
11: Domingo Tarasconi (Argentina)
6: Adolfo Baloncieri (Italy), Manuel Ferreira (Argentina)


1924
7: Pedro Petrone (Uruguay)
6: Max Abegglen (Switzerland), Sven Rydell (Sweden)


1920
7: Herbert Karlsson (Sweden)
6: Antonín Janda (Czechoslovakia)
5: Bernardus Groosjohan (Holland)


1912
11: Harold Walden (Great Britain)
10: Gottfried Fuchs (Germany)
8: Jan Vos (Holland)


1908
11: Sophus "Krølben" Nielsen (Denmark)
8: Vilhelm Wolfhagen (Denmark)
6: Harold Stapley (Great Britain)



Topscorers per nation:
5: Yugoslavia
3: Argentina & Poland
2: Brazil, Sweden, Italy & Denmark
1: Chile, France, Soviet Union, Japan, Hungary, India, Bulgaria, Uruguay & Great Britain.