1- Franz
Roth
Franz Roth was a West German midfielder who represented Bayern
Munich for over a decade during its glory days with teammates Franz Beckenbauer
and Gerd Muller.
He
scored Bayern Munich’s title winning goals for the 1967 Cup Winners Cup vs.
Rangers Glasgow and 1976 Champions Cup vs. Saint Etienne.
Despite
his solid performances he only earned four caps in a three year period.
For
his first cap, he started in a European
Championship Qualifier vs. Yugoslavia
(October 7, 1967, West Germany 3-Yugoslavia 1).
He
earned his final three caps, three years later.
For
his second cap, he replaced Erich Maas in the 46th minute in a friendly vs. Romania
(April 8, 1970, West Germany 1-Romania 1).
His
third cap, he started in a friendly vs. Yugoslavia (November 18, 1970,
Yugoslavia 2-West Germany 0).
His
fourth and final cap was in a friendly vs. Greece on November 22, 1970 at Pireaus
that the West Germans won 3 to 1. He
replaced Wolfgang Overath in the 35th minute.
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Photo
From: World Soccer, September 1969
(Franz Roth) |
2- Mario
Been
Mario
Been was a Dutch midfielder that starred for Feyenoord in the 1980s and was a
member of the title winning side of 1984 with Gullit and Cruyff as teammates.
He
earned his solitary cap in a World Cup qualifier vs. Austria at Vienna on
November 14, 1984 (Austria 1-Holland 0). In that match he replaced Ton Lokhoff
in the 73rd minute.
He
did not earn any more caps despite a stint in the Serie A with Pisa in 1988/90.
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Photo
From: Voetbal International, August 24, 1985
(Mario Been in an advertisement) |
3- Stuart
Ripley
English
Winger Stuart Ripley was a member of the Blackburn Rovers squad that clinched the
English Premier League Title in 1995 with Alan Shearer.
He
earned two caps in a four year span.
For
his first cap, he started in a World
Cup Qualifier vs. San Marino (November
17, 1993, San Marino 1-England 7).
For
his second cap, he replaced David Beckham in the 68th minute in a World Cup Qualifier
vs. Moldova (September 10, 1997, England 4-Moldova 0).
He
was replaced 8 minutes later by Nicky Butt.
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Photo
From: Goal, October 1995
(Stuart Ripley with Anders Limpar on the left,
August 13, 1995, Charity Shield, Everton 1-Blackburn Rovers 0) |
4- Massimo
Carrera
Italian
and Juventus defender Massimo Carrera earned his solitary cap in a friendly vs.
San Marino on February 19, 1992 (Italy
4-San Marino 0).
He
replaced Moreno Mannini in the 46th minute.
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Photo
From: Guerin Sportivo, September 18-24, 1991
(Massimo Carrera with Ruud Gullit, September 15, 1991,
Juventus 1-AC Milan 1) |
5- J
Spanish
and Real Madrid defender Jesus Solana earned his solitary cap in a World Cup
Qualifier vs. Republic of Ireland in Sevilla on November 16, 1988 (Spain 2-Republic of Ireland 0).
He
replaced Enrique ‘Quique’ Sanchez Flores in the 84th minute.
His
international career comprised of 6 minutes only.
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Photo
From: Don Balon, Extra Liga 88/89
(Jesus Solana) |
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