January
Most
matches this month were restricted to tours vs. Club sides or Selections that
included mostly Eastern Bloc sides.
Date:
January 5, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Athens
AEK Athens (Greece) 1-Bulgaria 1 (Thomas
Mavros 46 / Petrov 61)
Date:
January 17, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Algiers
Algeria 1-Ipswich Town (England) 1 (Tadj Bensouala 34 /John Wark 35)
Date:
January 18, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Sochi
USSR 2-USSR (Olympic) 0 (Aleksander Chivadze, Anatoli Demianenko)
Date:
January 21, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Hamm
Eintracht Hamm (Germany) 2-Poland 4 (Janusz
Kupcewicz 2, Woldzmierz Smolarek, Andrzej Buncol)
Date:
January 21, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Cairo
Egypt 1-Hungary 0 (Ibrahim Youssef 71)
Date:
January 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Tatry Smichov
Czechoslovakia 1-Duka Prague (Czechoslovakia) 0 (Milan Luhovy)
Date:
January 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Paderborn
Dieligen (West Germany) 1-Poland 8 ( ??)
Date:
January 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Cairo
Egypt 0-Budapest XI 2 (Gabor Poloskei 40, Laszlo Kiss 64)
Date:
January 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Brasov
Romania 5-Sportul Studentesc (Romania) 1 (Romulus Gabor 30, Pompiliu
Iordache 58 , Radu 66 , Gavril Balint 71, Marcel Coras 86 / Terhes 36)
Date:
January 26, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Baia Mare
Romania 2-Dinamo Bucharest (Romania) 1 (Pompiliu Iordache ,
Radu / Custov 70)
Date:
January 26, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Cairo
Egypt (Olympic) 1-Budapest XI 2 (Nasser 29 / Peter Hannich 75)
Date:
January 26, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Monterrey
Mexico 1-Vasas Budapest (Hungary) 0 (Javier Hernandez 50)
Date:
January 26, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Lisbon
Benfica (Portugal) 2-Bulgaria 1 (Nene 38, 42 / Emil Spassov 54)
Date:
January 26, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Munster
Preussen
Munster (West Germany) 0-Poland 2 ( ??)
Date:
January 29, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Ístanbul -Ali Sami Yen Stadyumu (Galatasaray)
Turkey 1-Romania 1 (Selçuk 33 pen / Romulus Gabor 9)
Date:
January 31, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Bangkok
Thailan 0-Poland XI 1 (Dariusz Dziekanowski 29)
February
World
Cup Champions Italy’s conditions worsened as they were unable to even defeat
Cyprus and had to settle for a (1-1) tie. This also turned out to be Franco
Causio’s last cap for Italy. He had been surprisingly recalled by Enzo Bearzot.
France
defeated a weak Portugauese side (3-0) at Guimaraes.
Spain
won a very important qualifier against its most dangerous group rival Holland
at Sevilla through a Juan Senor penalty kick.
England
defeated Wales in the Home Championship.
West
Germany played one of its worst matches in memory in their Friendly defeat vs.
Portugal. Although this match is mostly remembered for the off-the –field
events concerning Portugal.
Benfica
and Sporting omitted majority of their selected players for this match due to
‘injuries.’ They were both still
involved in European Cup Competitions.
From
the original selected squad eleven players withdrew due to ‘injuries’. Benfica only authorized their goalkeeper
Bento for this match.
Portugal
Manager Otto Gloria was so angry that he offered his resignation, which was
rejected. The Portuguese Federation selected the remaining players.
Gloria
was quoted as saying “how can I work in such a madhouse?”
Date:
February 1, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Marsa-Marsa Stadium
Malta 1-Tunisia 2 (Emmanuel Fabri 6/ Fahen 16, Tarek 18)
Date:
February 2, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Larisa, Alkazar Stadion
Greece 1-Romania 3 (Vaggelis Kousoulakis 16 / Ladislau Boloni 10,
Rodion Camataru 24, 46)
Date:
February 2, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Sines, Port.
Vasco da Gama (Brazil) 2-Bulgaria 2 (Fan 51, 80 / Georgi Dimitrov
37 / Sadarov 41)
Date:
February 6, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Sfax
Tunisia 1-East Germany 0 (Hassoumi 63)
Date:
February 10, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Tunis, Stade Olympique
Tunisia 0-East Germany 2 (Joachim Streich 24, Dieter Kühn 86)
Photo
From: FUWO, Issue 7, February 15, 1983
(February
10, 1983, Tunisia 0-East Germany 2)
Date:
February 12, 1983
Competition:
European Champ. Qualifying-Group 5
Venue:
Lemesós (Limassol)-Tsíreio Stádio (Tsirion Stadium)
Cyprus 1-Italy 1 (Christakis Mavris 47 / Nikos Patikkis (Own Goal) 57)
 |
Photo From : Mondial, new series, issue 41, August 1983
(February 12, 1983, EC Qualifier, Cypruus
1-Italy 1) |
Date:
February 15, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Tblissi
Dinamo Tblissi (USSR)
0-USSR 2 (Sergei Rodionov 15, Leonid Burjak 38 pen) |
Photo From : Футбол
- Футбол-Хоккей\ 1983\№8---20.02.83
(February 15, 1983, Dinamo
Tblissi (USSR) 0-USSR 2) |
Date:
February 16, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Bulgaria
0-Coritiba (Brazil) 2 ( ??)
Date:
February 16, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Guimaraes –Estadio Municipal
Portugal 0-France 3 (Yannick Stopyra 7,70, Jean-Marc Ferreri 8) |
Photo From : Onze, Issue 87, March 1983
(Luis Fernandez, Michel Platini and Mauricio
Zacarias Reinaldo, February 16, 1983, Portugal
0-France 3) |
Date:
February 16, 1983
Competition:
European Champ. Qualifying-Group 7
Venue:
Sevilla -Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
Spain 1-Holland 0 (Juan Senor 43 pen) |
Photo From : Mondial, new series, issue 38, May 1983
(Ben Wijnestekers and
Juan Jose and Rafael Gordillo and John Metgod, February 16, 1983, EC Qualifier, Spain 1-Holland 0) |
Date:
February 17, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Abidjan
ASEC
Abidjan (Ivory Coast) 1-Bulgaria 2
( ??)
Date:
February 18, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Lahti (Indoors)
Finland
4-Poland 0 ( Ari Valvee 2, Pekonen, Rasimus)
Date:
February 20, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Lahti (Indoors)
Finland
2-Poland 0 (Raneanen 2)
Date:
February 22, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Setif
Algeria 4-Carl Zeiss Iena (East Germany) 0 (Tadj Bensouala 2-Menad,
Djedjef)
Date:
February 22, 1983
Competition:
Trans Tasman
Cup
Venue:
Auckland, Mount Smart Stadium
New Zealand 2-Australia 1 (Cresswell 47, David Ratcliffe (own goal) 69 / John
Kosmina 36)
Date:
February 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Megyeri
Hungary 4-FK Austria Vienan (Austria) 0 (Tibor Nylasi 17, 78,82 Peter
Hannich pen 26)
Date:
February 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Kuwait
Kuwait
2-Waterschei (Belgium) 0 (Kamil,
Al-Haddad)
Date:
February 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Lisbon-Estadio do Restelo
Portugal 1-West Germany 0 (Dito 57) |
Photo
From: Chronik des deutschen fussballs, 2005
(Karl-Heinz Rumemnigge and Lima Perreira, to the
right are Eurico and Jaime Pacheco, February 23, 1983, Portugal
1-West Germany 0) |
Date:
February 23, 1983
Competition:
Home Championship
Venue:
London - The Empire Stadium Wembley
England 2-Wales 1 (Terry Butcher 39, Phil Neal 78 pen / Ian Rush 14)
Date:
February 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Dresden, Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion
East Germany 2-Greece 1 (Hans Richter 18, Joachim Streich 33 / Christos
Ardizoglou 30)
 |
Photo
From: FUWO, Issue 9, March 1, 1983
(February
23, 1983, East Germany 2-Greece 1)
|
Date:
February 27, 1983
Competition:
Trans Tasman
Cup
Venue:
Melbourne, Olympic Park
Australia 0-New Zealand 2 (Cole 66, Adam 73)
March
France
continued its friendlies by tying USSR (1-1) at home.
Cyprus
surprised another group opponent by tying Czechoslovakia (1-1) at Nicosia.
Scotland
missed its chance to get back on track by tying Switzerland at home, while
group rivals Belgium defeated East Germany (2-1) away from home.
West
Germany defeated Albania (2-1) at Tirana, with Rudi Voeller scoring his first
goal for West Germany. Bernd Schuster missed this match, as his wife was due to
give birth.
England
dropped an important point at home after a scoreless tie at Wembley vs. Greece.
Republic
of Ireland were Malta’s first official opponents at the new Ta’Qali Stadium.
Date:
March 2, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Budapest
Hungary
4-Hungary (U-21) 2 (Tibor Nylasi
23,37,44, Peter Hannich 28 / Bognar 27
pen, Kurucz 50)
Date:
March 2, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Marrakesh
Morocco
2-Nantes (France) 0 (Aziz 24, Fehi 81)
Date:
March 9, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Mlada Bolesav
Czechoslovakia
6-Vorwaerts Frankfurt/Oder (East Germany) 2
(Jarmuzkiewicz (own goal) 14, Milan Cermak 20, Pavel Chaloupka 27,36,
Frantisek Jakubec 28, Ladislav vizek 83 pen /
Schulz 6, Lehmann 35)
Date:
March 9, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Bielsko
Poland 2-Czechoslovakia (Olympic) 0 (Andrzej Buncol 55,58)
Date:
March 9, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Firenze
Fiorentina
(Italy) 1-Italy (U-21) 2 Daniel Bertoni
60 / Giuseppe Dossena 20, Giuseppe Incocciati 86)
Date:
March 9, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Târgu Mures, Stadionul 23 August
Romania 3-Turkey 1 (Ilie Balaci 7, 19 pen, Ladislau Boloni 87 /
Rasit 36)
Date:
March 9, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Varna -Yuri Gagarin
Bulgaria 1-Switzerland 1 (Plamen Getov 84 / Raimondo Ponte
63)
Date:
March 10, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Algiers
Algeria
3-Nottingham Forest (England) 1 ( ??)
Date:
March 15, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
San José, La
Sabana
Costa Rica 0-Mexico 1 (Javier Aguirre 35)
Date:
March 16, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Magdeburg, Ernst-Grube-Stadion
East Germany 3-Finland 1 (Joachim Streich 11, Hans Richter 15, 62 / Ari Hjelm
82)
Photo
From: FUWO, Issue 12, March 22, 1983
(March
16, 1983, East Germany 3-Finland 1)
Date:
March 16, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
0-Press Selection XI 2 (Said Halilovic 37, 51)
Date:
March 16, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
1-Ensdorf (West Germany-amateur) 1 (
??)
Date:
March 16, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Mjallby
Mjallby
(Sweden) 2-Sweden 2 (Andersson,
Stritseldt / Ulf Eriksson, Holmgren)
Date:
March 18, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Vaxjo
Oesters
Vaxjo (Sweden) 0-Sweden 3
Date:
March 20, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Erfurt
Erfurt
(East Germany) 1-Finland 0 ( ??)
Date:
March 22, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Ettelburg
Luxembourg
0-Standard Liege (Belgium) 2 ( ??)
Date:
March 22, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Ciudad de México (Mexico City) –Estadio Azteca
Mexico 1-Costa Rica 0 (Ricardo Márquez 20)
Date:
March 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Paris -Parc des Princes
France 1-USSR 1 (Luis Fernandez 42 / Fyodor
Cherenkov 28)
 |
Photo From : Onze, Issue 88, April 1983
(Patrick
Battiston and Oleg Blokhin, March 23, 1983, France
1-USSR 1)
|
Date:
March 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Łódź, stadion ŁKS
Poland 3-Bulgaria 1 (Stefan Majewski 2, Dariusz Dziekanowski 67, Miroslav
Okoński 76 / Stefan Naidenov 25)
Date:
March 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 5
Venue:
Levkosia (Nicosia)-Makarion Athlítiko Kentro (Bishop
Makarios Stadium)
Cyprus 1-Czechoslovakia 1 (Fanis Theophanous 21 / Premsyl Bicovsky 59)
Date:
March 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 3
Venue:
Luxembourg -Stade Municipal de Luxembourg
Luxembourg 2-Hungary 6
(Jeannot Reiter
3, Alfred Schreiner 55 / Joszef Poczik
31,59,70, Tibor Nyilasi 41, Gabor Poloskei 51, Peter Hannich 57 pen)  |
Photo
From: 90 Joer Letzebuerger Footballfederatioun / 90 ans Federation
Luxembourgeoise de Football
(March 27, 1983, EC
Qualifier, Luxembourg 2-Hungary 6) |
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 1
Venue:
Glasgow - Hampden Park
Scotland 2-Switzerland 2 (John Wark 70, Charlie Nicholas 76 / Andre Egli
15, Heinz Hermann 58)  |
Photo
From: World Soccer, May 1983
(Peter Weir and Roger
Wehrli, March
30, 1983, EC Qualifier, Scotland 2-Switzerland 2) |
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 6
Venue:
Tiranë (Tirana)- Stadiumi Kombetar ‘Qemal
Stafa’
Albania 1-West Germany 2
(Muhedin Targaj
81 pen / Rudi Voller 54, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 67 pen) |
Photo
From: Mondial, new
series, issue 38, May 1983
(Rudi Voeller, March 30, 1983, EC Qualifier, Albania 1-West
Germany 2)
|
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 7
Venue:
Valetta -Ta'Qali –National Stadium
Malta 0-Republic of Ireland 1 (Frank Stapleton 89)
 |
Photo
From: Football Association of Ireland, 75 Years, Author Peter Byrne, 1996
(Michael Robinson, March 30, 1983, EC
Qualifier, Malta 0-Republic of Ireland 1)
|
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 1
Venue:
Leipzig, Zentralstadion
East Germany 1-Belgium 2 (Joachim Streich 83' / Francois Van der Elst 36,
Erwin Vandenbergh 69) |
Photo
From: FUWO, Issue 14, April 5, 1983
(March
30, 1983, EC Qualifier, East Germany 1-Belgium 2)
|
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Timisoara, 1 Mai
Romania 0-Yugoslavia 2 (Jasmin Dzeko 14, Aleksandar Trifunovic 86)
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 3
Venue:
London - The Empire Stadium Wembley
England 0-Greece 0
 |
Photo
From: World Soccer, May 1983
(March
30, 1983, EC Qualifier, England 0-Greece 0)
|
Date:
March 30, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 6
Venue:
Belfast- Windsor Park
Northern Ireland 2-Turkey 1 (Martin O'Neill 5, John McClelland 17 / Hasan Şengün 56)
 |
Photo
From: Mondial, new
series, issue 38, May 1983
(Noel Brotherston, March 30, 1983, EC
Qualifier, Northern Ireland 2-Turkey 1) |
April
Italy
were by all accounts eliminated from Euro qualification after a loss at Romania
with a goal from Ladislau Boloni.
For
more detail:
Poland
had to settle for a tie at home vs. Finland.
France
defeated Yugoslavia (4-0) at Paris with goals by debutants: Jose Toure and Yvon
Le Roux.
West
Germany played two away qualifiers. They defeated Turkey (3-0) and managed a
scoreless tie at Vienna vs. Austria.
For
the match vs. Turkey and previous month’s qualifier at Albania, Inter Milan had
not wanted to release Hansi Muller, however they were forced due to UEFA regulations.
Karl-Heinz
Rummenigge had two goals disallowed for offside in the Turkey match. In the
match vs. Austria, Rummenigge scored another goal which was disallowed for
offside.
After
the match, he claimed that even the Austrian players had told him that his goal
was valid.
Spain
defeated Republic of Ireland (2-0) to gain the upper hand in the group.
Denmark and England gained important wins in their group
by defeating Greece (1-0) and Hungary (2-0) respectively.
Belgium
maintained its 100 percent record by defeating East Germany (2-1) just like the
previous month.
USSR
seemed to be the eventual qualifier from its group after defeating Portugal
(5-0) at Moscow.
Brazil
played its first match since the previous year’s World Cup. The team now
managed by Carlos Alberto Pareira defeated Chile (3-2).
Date:
April 5, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Los Angeles, California-Memorial Coliseum, USA
Mexico 2-Guatemala 0 (Mario Díaz 47, Alberto
Padilla 64)
Date:
April 7, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Bielfeld
Arminia
Bielfeld (West Germany) 1-Finland 1 (???)
Date:
April 8, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Port-au-Prince, Estadio Sylvio Cator
Haiti 0-USA 2 (Durgan , Chico Borja)
Date:
April 12, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Groningen
Groningen
(Holland) 1-Austria 1 (Koeman 56 / Hans Krankl 64 pen)
Date:
April 13, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Trier
Eintracht
Trier (West Germany) 1-Luxembourg 2 (??
/ Jeannot Reiter , Jean-Paul Girres)
Date:
April 13, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Coimbra -Varosi
Portugal 0-Hungary 0
Date:
April 13, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Gera, Stadion der Freundschaft (Stadium of the Friendship)
East Germany 3-Bulgaria 0
(Wolfgang Steinbach
53, Joachim Streich 83, Martin Busse 87)
Photo
From: FUWO, Issue 16, April 19, 1983
(April
13, 1983, East Germany 3-Bulgaria 0 )
Date:
April 13, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Lausanne – Stade Olympique de la
Pontaise
Switzerland 0-USSR 1 (Oleg Blokhin 37)
Date:
April 16, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 5
Venue:
Prague, Stadion Evžena Rošického (Strahov) (Slavia Praha)
Czechoslovakia 6-Cyprus 0
(Vaclav Danek
4, 71, LadislavVizek 21, 48, Zdenek Prokes 37, Ladislav Jurkemik 56)
Date:
April 16, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 5
Venue:
Bucuresti -Stadionul 23 August
Romania 1-Italy 0 (Ladislau Boloni 23)
 |
Photo
From: Guerin Sportivo,
April 20-27, 1983
(Marco Tardelli, April 16, 1983, EC Qualifier, Romania 1-Italy
0)
|
Date:
April 17, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 3
Venue:
Budapest, Népstadion
Hungary 6-Luxembourg 2
(Gyula Hajszan
23, Tibor Nyilasi 34, 63, Laszlo Kiss 37, Lazar Szentes 61, Gyozo Burcsa 65
/ Jeannot Reiter 57, Theo Malget 58)
Date:
April 17, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 2
Venue:
Warszawa, Stadion Dziesięciolecia (Decade Stadium)
Poland 1-Finland 1 (Woldzmierz Smolarek 2 pen /
Pawel Janas (Own Goal) 5)
Date:
April 23, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Paris -Parc des Princes
France 4-Yugoslavia 0 (Yvon Le Roux 22, Dominique Rocheteau 32,47, Jose Touré 74)
 |
Photo
From: Onze, Issue 89, May 1983
(Dominique Rocheteau, April 23, 1983, France 4-Yugoslavia 0
)
|
Date:
April 23, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 6
Venue:
İzmır -Kemal Atatürk Stadyumu
Turkey 0-West Germany
3 (Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 31 pen, 71, Wolfgang Dremmler
35) |
Photo
From: Chronik des deutschen fussballs, 2005
(Hansi Muller, April 23, 1983, EC Qualifier, Turkey 0-West Germany 3
)
|
Date:
April 26, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Nuremberg
Nuremberg
(West Germany) 0-Czechoslovakia 2 (Ladisalv Vizek 25, Milan Cermak 52)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Rome
Italy
(Olympic) 2-League of Ireland 0 (Salvatore Bagni 17, Daniele Massaro 64)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Utrecht - Nieuw Galgenwaard
Holland 0-Sweden 3 (Dan Corneliusson 12, 68,
Robert Prytz 29 pen)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 4
Venue:
Wrexham - Racecourse Ground
Wales 1-Bulgaria 0 (Jeremy
Charles 79)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 6
Venue:
Belfast-Windsor Park
Northern Ireland 1-Albania 0
(Ian Stewart
54)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 7
Venue:
Zaragoza –Estadio La Romareda
Spain 2-Republic of Ireland 0
(Carlos
Santillana 51, Hipolito Rincon 89)
 |
Photo
From: Mondial, new
series, issue 51, June 1984
(Hipolito Rincon with aheader, April 27, 1983, EC
Qualifier, Spain 2-Republic of Ireland 0 )
|
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 3
Venue:
Copenhagen -Idrætsparken
Denmark 1-Greece 0 (Soren Busk 77)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 6
Venue:
Vienna-Praterstadion
Austria 0-West Germany 0
 |
Photo
From: Mondial, new series, issue 39, June 1983
(Stefan Engels and Bernd
Krauss, April
27, 1983, EC Qualifier, Austria 0-West Germany 0) |
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 1
Venue:
Bruxelles-Stade du Heysel (Brussels- Heizelstadion)
Belgium 2-East Germany 1 (Jan Ceulemans 18, Ludo Coeck
38 / Joachim Streich 9)
 |
Photo
From: Foot Magazine, Issue 24, May 1983
(Frankie Vercauteren, Eric Gerest and Rainer
Troopa and Francois van der Elst and Dirtk Stahmann, April 27, 1983, EC
Qualifier, Belgium 2-East Germany 1)
|
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 3
Venue:
London - The Empire Stadium Wembley
England 2-Hungary 0 (Trevor Francis 31, Peter Withe 70)
Date:
April 27, 1983
Competition:
European Championship Qualifying-Group 2
Venue:
Moskva (Moscow)-Tsentral'nyj Stadion imeni Vladimira Il'yicha Lenina (The
Central V.I.Lenin's Stadium)
USSR 5-Portugal 0 (Fyodor Cherenkov 18, 64,
Sergei Rodionov 40, Anatoli Demianenko 50, Nikolai Larionov 87)
 |
Photo
From: Mondial, new
series, issue 41, August 1983
(Oleg Blokhin and Jaime Pacheco, April 27, 1983, EC
Qualifier, USSR 5-Portugal 0)
|
Date:
April 28, 1983
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Rio de Janeiro - Estádio do Maracanã- Estádio Mário Filho
Brazil 3-Chile 2 (Careca 20, Éder 42, Renato 87 / Juan Orellana 37 pen,
61) |
Photo
From: Placar, Issue
676, May 6, 1983
(April 28, 1983, Brazil 3-Chile 2 )
|
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