Official
International Appearance No. 1 / 0 Goals
Date:
June 27, 1991
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Curitiba- Estádio Centro Poliesportivo Pinheirão
Brazil
1-Argentina 1 (Neto 57 pen / Claudio Caniggia 50)
Notes:
1-First
International Appearance, First Official Appearance, First appearance in a
Friendly, First Appearance as a Boca Juniors Player, First start
2-
First match with Alfio Basile as Manager
3-First
away International match.
4-First
Match against a South American Nation.
Official
International Appearance No. 2 / 2 Goals
Date:
July 8, 1991
Competition:
Copa America-Group A
Venue:
Concepción, Estadio Regional, Chile
Argentina
3-Venezuela 0 (Gabriel Batistuta 28, 50 pen, Claudio Caniggia 43)
Notes:
1-First
Official Match, First Copa America Match
2-First
won International match.
3-First
match at a Neutral Venue.
4-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his First two International goals. He scored his first penalty
kick. His first two goals in an Official Match.
Official
International Appearance No. 3 / 3 Goals
Date:
July 10, 1991
Competition:
Copa America-Group A
Venue:
Santiago -Estadio Nacional
Chile
0-Argentina 1 (Gabriel Batistuta 81)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his third International goal
Official
International Appearance No. 4 / 4 Goals
Date:
July 12, 1991
Competition:
Copa America-Group A
Venue:
Santiago -Estadio Nacional, Chile
Argentina
4-Paraguay 1 (Gabriel Batistuta 40, Diego Simeone 61, Leonardo
Astrada 70, Claudio Caniggia 81 / Cardozo 79)
Notes:
1-
Gabriel Batistuta scored his fourth International goal
Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(sitting in middle, July 12, 1991, Copa America, Argentina 4-Paraguay 1)
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Official
International Appearance No. 5 / 5 Goals
Date:
July 17, 1991
Competition:
Copa America-Final Round
Venue:
Santiago -Estadio Nacional, Chile
Argentina
3-Brazil 2 (Dario Franco 1, 40, Gabriel Batistuta 46 / Claudio
Branco 6, João Paulo 53)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his fifth International goal. He scored in his fourth straight
match.
2-First
time playing against the same Nation on multiple times following his debut.
Photo From: El Grafico, Historia de la seleccion Argentina, 1986-1991
(July 17, 1991, Copa America, Argentina 3-Brazil 2)
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Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(sitting in middle, July 17, 1991, Copa America, Argentina 3-Brazil 2)
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Official International Appearance No. 6 / 5 Goals
Date:
July 19, 1991
Competition:
Copa America-Final Round
Venue:
Santiago -Estadio Nacional
Chile
0-Argentina 0
Notes:
1-Playing
against Chile for the second time in nine days.
Official
International Appearance No. 7 / 6 Goals
Date:
July 21, 1991
Competition:
Copa America-Final Round
Venue:
Santiago -Estadio Nacional, Chile
Argentina
2-Colombia 1 (Diego Simeone 11, Gabriel Batistuta 19 / Anthony
De Avila 70)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his Sixth International goal.
2-First
International Title won, the Copa America.
3-Top
Goalscorer of the competition with six goals.
4-Last
match as a Boca Juniors player.
Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 36, January 1992
(July 21, 1991, Copa America, Argentina 2-Colombia 1)
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Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 31, August 1991
(Sitting in middle, July 21, 1991, Copa America, Argentina 2-Colombia 1)
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Official
International Appearance No. 8 / 7 Goals
Date:
May 31, 1992
Competition:
Kirin Cup
Venue:
Tokyo - Yoyoki National Stadium
Japan
0-Argentina 1 (Gabriel Batistuta 53)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his Seventh International goal.
2-First
match and goal vs. an Asian Nation.
3-First
Match on Asian Soil.
4-
First ever substitution. Gabriel Batistuta was substituted in the 89th minute
by Alberto Acosta.
5-First
Match and goal as a AC Fiorentina (Italian Serie A) player.
Official
International Appearance No. 9 / 8 Goals
Date:
June 3, 1992
Competition:
Kirin Cup
Venue:
Gifu-Memorial Center, Japan
Argentina
1-Wales 0 (Gabriel Batistuta 88)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his eighth International goal.
2-First match vs. a European Nation (though on
neutral soil), and first goal vs. a European Nation.
Official
International Appearance No. 10 / 10 Goals
Date:
June 18, 1992
Competition:
Friendly
Venue:
Buenos Aires -Antonio Vespuci Alberti (El Monumental)
Argentina
2-Australia 0 (Gabriel Batistuta 47 pen, 57)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his ninth and tenth International goals.
2-Second
International goal on a penalty kick.
3-First
ever match vs. an Ocenaian Nation (as well as first goals vs. an Oceania
Nation).
4-First
ever Match and goals on home soil after nearly a year of International
Football.
5-
Gabriel Batistuta was substituted in the 78th minute by Claudio Garcia.
Official
International Appearance No. 11 / 12 Goals
Date:
October 16, 1992
Competition:
Confederations Cup
Venue:
Riyadh, King Fahd Stadium, Saudi Arabia
Argentina
4-Ivory Coast 0 (Gabriel Batistuta 2, 10, Ricardo Altamirano 67,
Alberto Acosta 81)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his eleventh and twelth International goals. He scored in his
fifth straight International Match.
2-First
ever match in the Confederations Cup.
3-Second match vs. an Asian Nation.
Official
International Appearance No. 12 / 12 Goals
Date:
October 20, 1992
Competition:
Confederations Cup
Venue:
Riyadh, King Fahd Stadium
Saudi
Arabia 1-Argentina 3 (Owairan 65 / Leonel Rodriguez 18, Claudio Caniggia 24,
Diego Simeone 64)
Notes:
1-Argentina
winners of the Confederations Cup. Batistuta’s second International trophy
following the previous year’s Copa America.
Photo From: El Grafico Number 3812, 1992
(October 20, 1992, Intercontinental Cup for Nations, Saudi Arabia 1-Argentina 3)
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Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 46, November 1992
(October 20, 1992, Intercontinental Cup for Nations, Saudi Arabia 1-Argentina 3)
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Photo From: World Soccer, November 1992
(October 20, 1992, Intercontinental Cup for Nations, Saudi Arabia 1-Argentina 3)
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Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 49, February 1993
(Gabriel Batistuta with the Confederations Cup trophy, October 20, 1992, Intercontinental Cup for Nations, Saudi Arabia 1-Argentina 3)
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Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 49, February 1993
(Sitting in middle, October 20, 1992, Intercontinental Cup for Nations, Saudi Arabia 1-Argentina 3)
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Photo From: Soccer International, Volume 3, Issue 12, December 1992
(Standing second from left, October 20, 1992, Intercontinental Cup for Nations, Saudi Arabia 1-Argentina 3)
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Official
International Appearance No. 13 / 12 Goals
Date:
February 18, 1993
Competition:
Friendly (AFA Century Cup)
Venue:
Buenos Aires -Antonio Vespuci Alberti (El Monumental)
Argentina
1-Brazil 1 (Alejandro Mancuso 16 / Luís Henrique 60)
Notes:
1-Second
ever match on home soil.
2-First match with Diego Maradona.
2-First match with Diego Maradona.
Official
International Appearance No. 14 / 12 Goals
Date:
February 24, 1993
Competition:
Artemio Franchi Cup
Venue:
Mar Del Plata, Estadio Mundialista
Argentina
1-Denmark 1 (Claudio Caniggia 39 / Nestor Craviotto (own goal)
12) (Penalty kick shoot-out 6-5)
Notes:
1-Argentina
winners of Artemio Franchi Cup. Batistuta’s third International trophy.
2-First
ever International match with a penalty kick shoot-out.
Photo From: El Grafico Number 3830, 1993
(February 24, 1993, Artemio Franchi Cup, Argentina 1-Denmark 1)
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Official
International Appearance No. 15 / 13 Goals
Date:
June 17, 1993
Competition:
Copa America-Group C
Venue:
Guayaquil -Estadio Capwell (Emelec), Ecuador
Argentina
1-Bolivia 0 (Gabriel Batistuta 53)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his thirteenth International goal.
2-Second
Copa America Tournament and the second he scored in.
Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(sitting in middle, June 17, 1993, Copa America, Argentina 1-Bolivia 0)
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Official
International Appearance No. 16 / 13 Goals
Date:
June 20, 1993
Competition:
Copa America-Group C
Venue:
Guayaquil -Estadio Capwell (Emelec), Ecuador
Argentina
1-Mexico 1 (Oscar Ruggeri 28 / Patiño 14 )
Notes:
1-First
ever match vs. a North American Nation (though on neutral soil).
Official
International Appearance No. 17 / 13 Goals
Date:
June 23, 1993
Competition:
Copa America-Group C
Venue:
Guayaquil - Estadio Isidro Romero Carbo ‘Monumental’, Ecuador
Argentina
1-Colombia 1 (Diego Simone 2 / Freddy Rincon 5)
Notes:
1-
Gabriel Batistuta was substituted in the 77th minute by Alberto Acosta.
Official
International Appearance No. 18 / 13 Goals
Date:
June 27, 1993
Competition:
Copa America-Quarterfinals
Venue:
Guayaquil - Estadio Isidro Romero Carbo ‘Monumental’, Ecuador
Argentina
1-Brazil 1 (Leonel Rodriguez 69 / Luis Müller 37) (Penalty
kick shoot-out 6-5)
Notes:
1-
Gabriel Batistuta was substituted in the 62nd minute by Alberto
Acosta.
2-Second
match and second win in a penalty kick shot-out.
Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Hors Serie 16, May 1994
(June 27, 1993, Copa America, Argentina 1-Brazil 1)
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Photo From: kicker_WM-Sonderheft_1994
(sitting in middle, June 27, 1993, Copa America, Argentina 1-Brazil 1)
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Official
International Appearance No. 19 / 13 Goals
Date:
July 1, 1993
Competition:
Copa America-Semifinals
Venue:
Guayaquil - Estadio Isidro Romero Carbo ‘Monumental’, Ecuador
Argentina
0-Colombia 0 (Penalty
kick shoot-out 6-5)
Notes:
1-
Third match and third win in a penalty kick shot-out. This was also the second
consecutive match to be won on a penalty kick shot-out.
Batistuta
scored Argentina’s second attempt.
2-Batistuta
was booked in the 21st minute.
3-Second match in the Tournament vs. Colombia.
Official
International Appearance No. 20 / 15 Goals
Date:
July 4, 1993
Competition:
Copa America-Final
Venue:
Guayaquil - Estadio Isidro Romero Carbo ‘Monumental’, Ecuador
Argentina
2-Mexico 1 (Gabriel Batistuta 63, 74 / Galindo 67 pen)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his 14th and 15th International goals.
2-Batistuta
was booked in the match.
3-Argentina
winners of Copa America. Batistuta’s fourth International title and second
straight Copa America. All titles under Manager Alfio Basile.
Photo From: Onze-Mondial, Issue 55, August 1993
(Holding the Copa America trophy, July 4, 1993, Copa America, Argentina 2-Mexico 1)
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Photo From: World Soccer, September 1993
(Holding the Copa America trophy, July 4, 1993, Copa America, Argentina 2-Mexico 1)
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Photo From: (Magazine Source unknown) / Contribution From a blog viewer
(Sitting fourth from the right, July 4, 1993, Copa America, Argentina 2-Mexico 1)
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Official International Appearance No. 21 / 16 Goals
Date:
August 1, 1993
Competition:
World Cup Qualifier-CONMEBOL-Group 1
Venue:
Lima-
Estadio Nacional José Diaz
Peru
0-Argentina 1 (Gabriel Batistuta 29)
Notes:
1-Gabriel
Batistuta scored his 16th International goal.
2-Batistuta
was booked in the match.
3-First
ever World Cup qualifying match as well as first goal.
Official
International Appearance No. 22 / 16 Goals
Date:
August 8, 1993
Competition:
World Cup Qualifier-CONMEBOL-Group 1
Venue:
Asuncion –Estadio De los Defensores del Chaco
Paraguay
1-Argentina 3 (Struway 45 / Ramon Medina Bello 15, 78, Fernando
Redondo 65)
Notes:
1-
First ever sending off at International level. Batistuta and Celso Ayala were
both sent off for fighting with one another in the 28th minute.
Photo From: El Grafico Number 3853, 1993
(August 8, 1993, World Cup Qualifier, Paraguay 1-Argentina 3)
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Photo From: El Grafico Number 3853, 1993
(August 8, 1993, World Cup Qualifier, Paraguay 1-Argentina 3)
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Official
International Appearance No. 23 / 17 Goals
Date:
August 22, 1993
Competition:
World Cup Qualifier-CONMEBOL-Group 1
Venue:
Buenos Aires -Antonio Vespuci Alberti (El Monumental)
Argentina
2-Peru 1 (Gabriel Batistuta 22, Ramon
Medina Bello 37 / Palacio 68)
Notes:
1-
Gabriel Batistuta scored his 17th International goal.
2-First
ever World Cup qualifier on home soil as well as goal.
Official
International Appearance No. 24 / 17 Goals
Date:
August 29, 1993
Competition:
World Cup Qualifier-CONMEBOL-Group 1
Venue:
Buenos Aires -Antonio Vespuci Alberti (El Monumental)
Argentina
0-Paraguay 0
Photo From: El Grafico Number 3856, 1993
(August 29, 1993, World Cup Qualifier, Argentina 0-Paraguay 0)
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Photo From: El Grafico Number 3857, 1993
(August 29, 1993, World Cup Qualifier, Argentina 0-Paraguay 0)
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Official
International Appearance No. 25 / 17 Goals
Date:
September 5, 1993
Competition:
World Cup Qualifier-CONMEBOL-Group 1
Venue:
Buenos Aires -Antonio Vespuci Alberti (El Monumental)
Argentina
0-Colombia 5 (Freddy Rincon 41, 73, Faustino Asprilla 50, 75, Adolfo Valencia
85)
Notes:
1-First
ever loss at International Level after 24 matches and more than two years.
2-First
ever home loss as well as World Cup qualifying loss. This was the first ever
loss in an Official match.
Official
International Appearance No. 26 / 17 Goals
Date:
October 31, 1993
Competition:
World Cup Qualifier-CONMEBOL/Oceania-Playoff, First Leg
Venue:
Sydney -Sydney Football Stadium
Australia
1-Argentina 1 (Aurelio Vidmar 43 / Abel Balbo 37)
Notes:
1-First
ever match in Oceania.
Photo From: El Grafico Number 3865, 1993
(October 31, 1993, World Cup Qualifier, Australia 1-Argentina 1)
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