England ratings in the 1990 World Cup

6,54 Paul Gascoigne

6,35 David Platt

6,19 Mark Wright

6,17 Gary Lineker

6,13 Peter Shilton, Des Walker

6,10 Paul Parker

6,02 Stuart Pearce

5,93 Trevor Steven

5,87 Chris Waddle

5,80 John Barnes

5,79 Gary Stevens

5,77 Steve Bull

5,75 Terry Butcher

5,58 Bryan Robson 

5,52 Steve McMahon

5,45 Peter Beardsley

Top 40 British footballers in history

1. George Best (Northern Ireland)

2. Bobby Charlton (England)

3. Bobby Moore (England)

4. Kenny Dalglish (Scotland)

5. Dennis Law (Scotland)

6. Gordon Banks (England)

7. Wayne Rooney (England)

8. Jimmy Greaves (England)

9. Ryan Giggs (Wales)

10. John Charles (Wales)

11. Gareth Bale (Wales)

12. Graeme Souness (Scotland)

13. Harry Kane (England)

14. Kevin Keegan (England)

15. Stanley Matthews (England)

16. David Beckham (England)

17. Ian Rush (Wales)

18. Jimmy Johnstone (Scotland)

19. William "Dixie" Dean (England)

20. Steven Gerrard (England)

21. Gary Lineker (England)

22. Paul Gascoigne (England)

23. Duncan Edwards (England)

24. Pat Jennings (Northern Ireland)

25. Mark Hughes (Wales)

26. Alan Shearer (England)

27. Tom Finney (England)

28. Neville Southall (Wales)

29. Danny Blanchflower (Northern Ireland)

30. Jim Baxter (Scotland)

31. Neil Franklin (England)

32. Billy Meredith (England)

33. Peter Shilton (England)

34. Frank Lampard (England)

35. Paul Scholes (England)

36. Bryan Robson (England)

37. Dave Mackay (Scotland)

38. Michael Owen (England)

39. Billy Wright (England)

40. Billy McNeill (Scotland)

English topscorers 1983/84

 

Most Exciting Players of the Season in England, 1970-89

 

According to the readers of Shoot! magazine.

69/70 - Peter Bonetti (Chelsea)

70/71 - Steve Heighway (Liverpool)

71/72 - Kevin Keegan (Liverpool)

72/73 - Allan Clarke (Leeds)

73/74 - Billy Bremner (Leeds)

74/75 - Alan Hudson (Stoke)

75/76 - Gordon Hill (Man United)

76/77 - Andy Gray (Aston Villa)

77/78 - Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool)

78/79 - Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool)

79/80 - Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool)

80/81 - Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool)

81/82 - Glenn Hoddle (Tottenham)

82/83 - Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool)

83/84 - Ian Rush (Liverpool)

84/85 - Mark Hughes (Man United)

85/86 - Gary Lineker (Leicester)

86/87 - Clive Allen (Tottenham)

87/88 - John Barnes (Liverpool)

88/89 - Chris Waddle (Tottenham)

England ratings in the 1986 World Cup

6,70 Peter Beardsley
6,58 Gary Lineker
6,49 Glenn Hoddle
6,44 Peter Shilton
6,39 Terry Butcher
6,28 Steve Hodge
6,24 Kenny Sansom
6,09 Peter Reid
6,06 Trevor Steven
5,95 Gary M. Stevens
5,81 Terry Fenwick
5,79 Chris Waddle 

Two rated appearances: 5,98 Bryan Robson, 5,40 Mark Hateley, 5,25 Ray Wilkins (sent off after throwing the ball on the referee vs Morocco).

Best players in the world, February 1988

Gazzetta dello Sport, 23 February 1988
 

1. Diego Maradona : 87
2. Ruud Gullit : 77
3. Emilio Butragueño : 42
4. Futre : 37
5. Gianluca Vialli : 34
6. Careca : 23
7. Hugo Sánchez, Rabah Madjer : 22
9. Gary Lineker : 21
10. Bernd Schuster : 20
11. Marco van Basten, Míchel : 14
13. Enzo Francescoli, Ian Rush : 11
15. John Barnes : 10
16. Igor Belanov : 9
17. Peter Beardsley : 7
18. Preben Elkjær, Ronald Koeman : 6
20. Júlio César, Jean Tigana, Rinat Dasaev : 5
23. Bryan Robson, Glenn Hoddle : 4
25. Peter Larsson, Frank Rijkaard, Franco Baresi, Jorge Valdano : 3
29. Jean-Marie Pfaff, Johnny Bosman : 2
31. Rudi Völler, Lothar Matthäus, Gallego, Pierre Littbarski, Gheorghe Hagi : 1

 

Ideal XI of 1987 according to Guerin Sportivo,

1979/80 half term report Second Division

Ratings: Match Weekly.

7,47 Brooking (West Ham)
7,40 Todd (Birmingham), Devonshire (West Ham)
7,38 Hibbitt (Newcastle)
7,37 Chiedozie (Orient)
7,30 Buckley (Sunderland), Rostron (Watford)
7,27 Cassidy (Newcastle)
7,25 Coates (Orient), Gemmill (Birmingham)
7,22 Lineker (Leicester)

Mondiale 1986: le pagelle del 'Guerin'

 

Fonte: Guerin Sportivo.

8,00 : Maradona (Arg)
7,33 : Yaremchuk (URS)
7,25 : Elkjær (Dan)
7,00 : Careca (Bra), Lerby & Arnesen (Dan)
6,88 : M. Laudrup (Dan), Belanov (URS), Bouderbala (Mar)
6,86 : Pfaff (Bel)
6,83 : Yakovenko (URS)
6,80 : Júlio César (Bra), Lineker (Eng)
6,75 : Calderé (Esp), Kuznetsov (URS), De Napoli (Ita), Zaki (Mar)
6,71 : Ruggeri & Burruchaga (Arg)
6,70 : Alemão (Bra), Michel & Butragueño (Esp), Hoddle (Eng)
6,67 : Josimar (Bra), Dasaev & Bessonov (URS), Luis Flores (Mex)
6,62 : Zavarov (URS), Timoumi (Mar), Roberto Fernández & Jorge Amado Nunes (Par)
6,60 : Carlos & Edinho (Bra), Shilton (Eng), Negrete (Mex)
6,58 : Fernandez (Fra), Briegel (BRD), Gerets (Bel)
6,57 : Matthäus (BRD), Ceulemans & Claesen (Bel)
6,50 : Muller (Bra), M. Olsen & Bertelsen (Dan), Amoros & Battiston (Fra), Zubizarreta (Esp), Sansom & Beardsley (Eng), Demianenko & Aleinikov & Rats (URS), Altobelli (Ita), Scifo (Bel), Quirarte (Mex), Khairi (Mar)
6,42 : Platini & Stopyra (Fra)
6,40 : Sócrates (Bra), Butcher (Eng), Larios (Mex)
6,38 : Enrique (Arg), Bagni (Ita), Dolmy & Bouyahiaoui (Mar), Julio César Romero, Cabañas (Par)
6,36 : Valdano (Arg), Schumacher (BRD)
6,33 : Berggreen (Dan), Bats (Fra), Waddle (Eng), Rodionov (URS), Vercauteren (Bel), Diogo (Uru)
6,30 : Elzo (Bra), Vervoort (Bel)
6,25 : Zico (Bra), Cuciuffo (Arg), Ayache & Rocheteau (Fra), Völler & Littbarski (BRD), Hodge (Eng), Vierchowod (Ita), Grun (Bel), Khalifa (Mar), Alvez & Francescoli (Uru), Zabala (Par)
6,21 : Giusti (Arg), KH Förster (BRD),
6,20 : Júnior (Bra), Veyt (Bel), Servín & Aguirre (Mex)
6,17 : H. Andersen (Dan), Eloy (Esp), Berthold & Magath (BRD), Steven & Reid (Eng), Barrios, Ramos & Da Silva (Uru)
6,14 : Brown (Arg), Bossis (Fra), Demol (Bel)
6,12 : Busk (Dan), Gallego (Esp), Lamris (Mar), Boniek (Pol)
6,10 : Branco (Bra), Olarticoechea (Arg), Camacho (Esp), Jakobs (BRD), Renquin (Bel)
6,07 : Pumpido (Arg), Tigana (Fra),
6,00 : J. Olsen (Dan), Tomás, Francisco, Goicoechea, Víctor & Julio Alberto (Esp), Eder, Rummenigge & K. Allofs (BRD), G.M. Stevens (Eng), Scirea & Vialli (Ita), Muñoz , Boy, H. Sánchez & España (Mex), El Biyaz (Mar), Bossio, Gutiérrez & Santín (Uru), Młynarczyk, Ostrowski, Urban (Pol), Guasch (Par)
5,92 : Giresse (Fra)
5,88 : Garré (Arg), Cabrini (Ita), Krimau (Mar), Acevedo (Uru), Smolarek (Pol), Torales, Alfredo Mendoza (Par)
5,83 : I. Nielsen (Dan), Bergomi (Ita), Desmet (Bel), Karaś (Pol), Schettina (Par)
5,80 : Brehme (BRD)
5,75 : Papin (Fra), Fenwick (Eng), Conti & Galderisi (Ita), Buenaventura Ferreira (Par)
5,70 : J. Salinas (Esp)
5,67 : Amador (Mex)
5,64 : Batista (Arg).
5,62 : G. Galli & Di Gennaro (Ita)
5,50 : Majewski (Pol), Rogelio Delgado (Par)
5,33 : Matysik, Komornicki (Pol)
5,25 : Wójcicki, Dziekanowski (Pol)

England ratings in the 1990 World Cup

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - France Football - La Repubblica - El Mundo Deportivo.

6,56 Paul Gascoigne
6,54 David Platt
6,20 Mark Wright  
6,16 Des Walker
6,13 Gary Lineker  
6,12 Peter Shilton
6,05 Stuart Pearce
5,95 Paul Parker
5,93 Chris Waddle
5,88 Trevor Steven
5,84 John Barnes
5,80 Gary Stevens
5,76 Terry Butcher
5,74 Steve Bull
5,50 Bryan Robson, Peter Beardsley
5,44 Steve McMahon

England: average ratings in the Euro 1988

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - El Mundo Deportivo.

6,28 Glenn Hoddle
6,06 John Barnes
5,98 Trevor Steven
5,94 Bryan Robson, Gary Lineker
5,92 Peter Shilton
5,77 Neil Webb
5,75 Chris Waddle
5,72 Gary Stevens
5,58 Mark Wright, Peter Beardsley
5,50 Kenny Sansom, Tony Adams

Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1986 World Cup.

Including qualifiers.

  12: Preben Elkjær (Denmark)
  9: Gary Lineker (England)
  6: Michel Platini (France), Emilio Butragueño (Spain), Rainer Ernst (East Germany)
  5: Karlheinz Rummenigge, Rudi Völler & Klaus Allofs (West Germany), Michael Laudrup (Denmark), Yannick Stopyra (France), Bryan Robson (England), Oleh Protasov (USSR), Fernando Gomes (Portugal)
  4: Dominique Rocheteau (France), Franky Vercauteren, Nico Claesen & Vincenzo Scifo (Belgium), Mark Hateley (England), Igor Belanov (USSR), Włodzimierz Smolarek (Poland), Carlos Manuel (Portugal), Norman Whiteside (Northern Ireland), Wim Kieft (Holland), Robert Prytz (Sweden), Gheorghe Hagi (Romania), Ralf Minge (East Germany)
  3: Uwe Rahn & Pierre Littbarski (West Germany), Márton Esterhazy & Lajos Détári (Hungary), Jan Ceulemans (Belgium), Søren Lerby & Jesper Olsen (Denmark), Nasko Sirakov, Georgi Dimitrev & Plamen Getov (Bulgaria), Mark Hughes & Ian Rush (Wales), Tony Woodcock (England), Georgi Kondratiev (USSR), Dariusz Dziekanowski (Poland), Diamantino Miranda (Portugal), Dan Corneliusson (Sweden), Walter Schachner (Austria), Rodion Cămătaru (Romania), Petr Janečka (Czechoslovakia), Bedri Omuri (Albania), Mika Lipponen (Finland)
  2: Lothar Matthäus, Mattias Herget & Andreas Brehme (West Germany), Hipólito Rincón, Ramón Calderé & Andoni Goicoechea (Spain), Luis Fernandez & Jean-Pierre Papin (France), Paul McStay & Mo Johnston (Scotland), Tibor Nyilasi & József Kiprich (Hungary), Peter Houtman, Dick Schoenaker & Rob de Wit (Holland), Erwin Vandenbergh (Belgium), John Barnes (England), Klaus Berggreen (Denmark), Ivan Yaremchuk (USSR), Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Stoycho Mladenov (Bulgaria), Thomas Sunesson (Sweden), Fadil Vokrri (Yugoslavia), Andreas Thom (East Germany), Tom Sundby (Norway), Frank Stapleton (Ireland), André Egli (Switzerland), Jari Rantanen (Finland), Nardu Farrugia (Malta), Robby Langers (Luxembourg)

Memory Lane: La Liga topscorer lists, 1980s.

1979/80
24: Quini (Sporting de Gijón)
23: Santillana (Real Madrid)
22: Mario Kempes (Valencia)
21: Dani (Athletic Bilbao), Fernando Morena (Rayo Vallecano)

1980/81
20: Quini (Barcelona)
19: Juanito (Real Madrid)
17: Dani (Athletic Bilbao)
16: Enrique Morán Blanco (Betis), Jesús María Satrústegui (Real Sociedad)

1981/82
27: Quini (Barcelona)
16: Pitxi Alonso (Zaragoza)
14: Carlos Diarte (Betis), Pedro Uralde (Real Sociedad)
13: Manuel Sarabia (Athletic Bilbao)

1982/83
20: Poli Rincón (Betis)
19: Raúl Vicente Amarilla (Zaragoza)
18: Dani (Athletic Bilbao)
17: Jorge Valdano (Zaragoza)
16: Manuel Sarabia (Athletic Bilbao)

1983/84
17: Jorge da Silva (Valladolid)
15: Mágico González (Cádiz)
14: Marcos Alonso (Barcelona)
12: Hugo Sánchez (Atlético de Madrid), Marcos Alonso (Barcelona), Roberto López Ufarte (Real Sociedad)

1984/85
19: Hugo Sánchez (Atlético Madrid)
17: Jorge Valdano (Real Madrid)
15: Steve Archibald (Barcelona)
14: Michel Pineda (Español), Luis Mario Cabrera (Atlético de Madrid)

1985/86
22: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
16: Jorge Valdano (Real Madrid)
15: Juan Antonio Señor (Zaragoza)
13: Luis Mario Cabrera & Jorge da Silva (Atlético de Madrid)

1986/87
34: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
20: Gary Lineker (Barcelona)
19: Enrique Magdaleno (Mallorca)
18: Gabriel Calderón (Betis)
17: Pitxi Alonso (Español)

1987/88
29: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
18: Rubén Sosa (Zaragoza)
17: José Mari Bakero (Real Sociedad)
16: Julio Salinas (Atlético de Madrid), Gary Lineker (Barcelona)

1988/89
35: Baltazar (Atlético de Madrid)    
27: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)    
16: Amarildo (Celta de Vigo)
15: Julio Salinas (Barcelona), Emilio Butragueño (Real Madrid) 

Top 5
6 times: Hugo Sánchez 
3: Quini, Dani, Valdano
2: Pitxi Alonso, Sarabia, Da Silva, Cabrera, Lineker, J. Salinas

Top 5 per club
9: Real Madrid
8: Barcelona
7: Atlético de Madrid
5: Athletic Bilbao
4: Betis, Real Sociedad
2: Español
1: Sporting Gijón, Valencia, Rayo Vallecano, Valladolid, Cádiz, Mallorca & Celta.

England: National team topscorers during 50 years.

1962: Ron Flowers & Jimmy Greaves, 6
1963: Jimmy Greaves, 7
1964: Johnny Byrne & Jimmy Greaves, 6
1965: Bobby Charlton, Jimmy Greaves, John Connelly & Joe Baker, 2
1966: Roger Hunt, 8
1967: Alan Ball, 3
1968: Martin Peters & Bobby Charlton, 3
1969: Geoff Hurst, 7
1970: Martin Peters, 5
1971: Martin Chivers, 7
1972: Colin Bell, 2
1973: Alan Clarke & Martin Chivers, 6
1974: Mick Channon, 4
1975: Malcolm MacDonald, 6
1976: Mick Channon, 5
1977: Mick Channon, 4
1978: Kevin Keegan, Bob Latchford & Phil Neal, 3
1979: Kevin Keegan, 5
1980: Paul Mariner & Tony Woodcock, 4
1981: Trevor Brooking, 2
1982: Bryan Robson, Trevor Francis & Paul Mariner, 5
1983: Bryan Robson, 3
1984: Bryan Robson & Tony Woodcock, 4
1985: Gary Lineker, 6
1986: Gary Lineker, 8
1987: Gary Lineker, 9
1988: Gary Lineker & Tony Adams, 3
1989: Bryan Robson, 4
1990: Gary Lineker, 8
1991: Gary Lineker, 9
1992: David Platt, 5
1993: David Platt, 8
1994: David Platt, 4
1995: Darren Anderton, David Platt, Teddy Sheringham & Steve Stone, 2
1996: Alan Shearer, 8
1997: Ian Wright, 4
1998: Alan Shearer, 6
1999: Alan Shearer, 6
2000: Michael Owen, 3
2001: Michael Owen, 6
2002: Michael Owen, 5
2003: Michael Owen, 5
2004: Frank Lampard & Wayne Rooney, 6
2005: Michael Owen, 7
2006: Peter Crouch, 11
2007: Michael Owen, 4
2008: Wayne Rooney, 5
2009: Wayne Rooney & Frank Lampard, 6
2010: Peter Crouch & Jermain Defoe, 4
2011: Ashley Young, 4
2012: Wayne Rooney & Danny Welbeck, 4

6 times topscorer: Gary Lineker & Michael Owen
4 times: Jimmy Greaves, Bryan Robson, David Platt & Wayne Rooney
3 times:  Mick Channon & Alan Shearer
twice: Bobby Charlton, Martin Peters, Martin Chivers, Kevin Keegan, Paul Mariner, Tony Woodcock, Frank Lampard & Peter Crouch.

World Cup: all time top scorers.

Active players in bold text.

     14 goals:
Ronaldo (Brazil), Miroslav Klose & Gerd Müller (Germany)
     13 goals:
Just Fontaine (France)
     12 goals:
Pelé (Brazil)
     11 goals:
Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany), Sándor Kocsis (Hungary)
     10 goals:
Gabriel Batistuta (Argentina), Gary Lineker (England), Helmut Rahn (Germany), Teófilo Cubillas (Peru), Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
     9 goals:
Ademir, Jairzinho & Vavá (Brazil), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge & Uwe Seeler (Germany), Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri (Italy), Eusébio (Portugal)
     8 goals: 
Diego Maradona & Guillermo Stábile (Argentina), Leônidas & Rivaldo (Brazil), Rudi Völler (Germany), David Villa (Spain), Oscar Míguez  (Uruguay)
     7 goals:
Careca (Brazil), Oldřich Nejedlý (Czechoslovakia), Hans Schäfer (Germany),  Lajos Tichy (Hungary), Johnny Rep (Holland), Andrzej Szarmach (Poland)
     6 goals:
Mario Kempes (Argentina), Erich Probst (Austria), Bebeto & Rivelino (Brazil), Hristo Stoichkov  (Bulgaria), Davor Šuker (Croatia), Thierry Henry (France), Helmut Haller, Lothar Matthäus & Max Morlock (Germany), György Sárosi & Gyula Zsengellér (Hungary), Salvatore Schillaci (Italy), Dennis Bergkamp & Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Zbigniew Boniek (Poland),  Oleg Salenko (Russia), Josef Hügi (Switzerland), Diego Forlán (Uruguay)
     5 goals:
Hans Krankl (Austria), Marc Wilmots (Belgium), Garrincha, Romário & Zico (Brazil), Roger Milla (Cameroon), Tomáš Skuhravý (Czechoslovakia), Jon Dahl Tomasson (Denmark),  Geoff Hurst (England),  Michel Platini & Zinédine Zidane (France), Franz Beckenbauer, Thomas Müller & Lukas Podolski (Germany), Alessandro Altobelli & Silvio Piola (Italy), Johan Neeskens & Wesley Sneijder (Holland), Peter McParland (Northern Ireland), Valentin Ivanov (Soviet Union), Estanislao Basora, Emilio Butragueño, Raúl González, Fernando Hierro & Fernando Morientes (Spain), Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson (Sweden), Landon Donovan (USA), Pedro Cea & Juan Alberto Schiaffino (Uruguay), Dražan Jerković (Yugoslavia).

National team goalscorers in the 1970s, 80s and 90s.

Players having had the major part of their carreers in the 1960s or 2000s are not included in the list. In bold text, topscorers in World Cups.

56 Batistuta
55 Streich, Romário
52 Zico
48 Lineker
47 Bonev, Völler, Klinsmann
46 Šuker [for Yugoslavia & Croatia]
45 Kh. Rummenigge, Lato
44 Polster
42 Blokhin
41 Platini, Deyna
39 Bebeto
38 Elkjær
37 M. Laudrup, Stoichkov, Bergkamp
35 Hagi, Kirsten
34 Krankl, Maradona, Zamorano, Türkyilmaz
33 Cruyff
32 Nyilasi, Szarmach, Fischer
31 K. Andersson, Nehoda
30 Dalglish, Papin, Shearer
29 Anastopoulos, Bajevic, Careca, Dahlin, Caszely, Protasov [URSS & Ukraine]
28 Rush, Djorkaeff, Kiprich
27 R. Baggio, Platt
26 Butragueño, Cubillas, Roberto Dinamite, Brolin, Kostadinov, Robson, Herzog, Iordănescu, Knup
25 Altobelli, Zl. Vujovic, Iguarán, Bölöni
24 Boniek, Fazekas, Van Basten
23 Graziani, Sirakov, Schachner, Ceulemans, Degryse, Matthäus, J. Salinas, Aguilera, Busuttil
22 Nené, Saravakos, Luque, Sócrates, Morena, Cămătaru, Saunders
21 B. Laudrup, Povlsen, Sušić, Michel, Quinn, Răducioiu, Michel, Georgescu
20 Kempes, Vandenbergh, Rossi, Dziekanowski, Simonsen, Asprilla, Hjelm, Stapleton, Fjørtoft
19 Cascarino, D. Bertoni, Bettega, Aldridge,McCoist, Rubén Sosa, Savićević

Goals per appearance:
0,784 Bajevic 
0,764 Romário
0,722 Zico
0,718 Batistuta
0,711 Fischer
0,688 Cruyff
0,648 Šuker
0,600 Lineker
0,592 Caszely
0,569 Platini
0,567 J. Bosman
0,556 Papin
0,553 Roberto Dinamite, Brolin
0,551 Elkjær
0,548 Türkyilmaz
0,539 Streich
0,531 Knup
0,525 Szarmach, Răducioiu
0,522 Völler
0,520 Bebeto
0,493 Krankl, Zamorano
0,490 Bonev
0,489 Luque
0,483 Careca, Dahlin
0,482 R. Baggio
0,477 Georgescu
0,476 Shearer
0,474 Kh. Rummenigge
0,468 Bergkamp
0,465 Kempes
0,463 Polster
0,457 Nyilasi
0,455 R. Díaz, Victorino
0,452 Bettega
0,450 Lato
0,446 Stoichkov
0,435 Klinsmann, Platt
0,423 Deyna
0,420 Protasov
0,417 Vandenbergh, Rossi
0,414 Van Basten
0,413 Rubén Sosa
0,412 G. Balint
0,410 Altobelli
0,407 Morena
0,406 Romero, Iordănescu
0,405 Sandberg
0,400 Kiprich
0,393 J. Salinas
0,392 Anastopoulos
0,389 Sušić 
0,387 D. Bertoni
0,385 Shengelija
0,384 Rush
0,382 Elstrup
0,381 Woodcock, Riedle
0,378 Reinaldo
0,377 Butragueño
0,375 Blokhin, Edström
0,374 Maradona
0,373 K. Andersson
0,371 Mariner, Kostadinov
0,368 M. Johnston, Iguarán
0,367 Sócrates, Fonseca
0,365 Degryse
0,364 Simonsen
0,359 Graziani, Schachner
0,357 Zl. Vujovic
0,356 M. Laudrup
0,354 Aguilera
0,351 Asprilla
0,350 Kirsten
0,349 Jordão
0,347 Neeskens, Skuhravý
0,344 Michel, Nehoda
0,341 Djorkaeff
0,339 Povlsen, Savićević
0,333 Nené, Kiss, Stopyra, Claesen
0,323 Dziekanowski, Kushta
0,321 Cubillas
0,320 Caniggia
0,318 F. Vanderelst
0,316 Lacombe, Letelier
0,311 Sjöberg, McCoist
0,306 Mavros
0,304 Rensenbrink, Valdano
0,300 Boniek, M. Magnusson
0,297 Balbo
0,295 Thom
0,294 Dalglish
0,293 Cămătaru, Saunders