Soccernostalgia Question (In Italian):Per queste Olimpiadi del 1936 a Berlino, Vittorio Pozzo scelse di mantenere
lo spirito dei giochi e selezionò per lo più studenti, nessuno dei giocatori
aveva mai giocato per la Nazionale prima. Come veniva visto questo all'epoca?
Soccernostalgia Question: For these 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Vittorio Pozzo
chose to maintain the spirit of the games and selected mostly students, none of
the players had ever played for the National Team before. How was this viewed
at the time?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Era una scelta ben
ponderata, perche´ le Olimpiadi si disputavano in agosto, quando il campionato
italiano era fermo per una pausa dopo una lunga stagione. I professionisti
erano stanchi e poco motivati, meglio dare un´opportunita´a giovani e poco noti
calciatori di mettersi in mostra.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:It was a well-considered choice, because the Olympics were held in August,
when the Italian championship was stopped for a break after a long season. The
professionals were tired and not very motivated, it was better to give young
and little-known players an opportunity to show themselves.
Photo From:
Azzurri, Storia della Nazionale di calcio tre volte campioni del Mondo, 1910-1983
(Vittorio Pozzo
and Italian players)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):La prima partita
delle Olimpiadi del 1936 fu contro gli Stati Uniti il 3 agosto 1936. Fu una
partita difficile, vinse l'Italia (1-0). Pietro Rava è stato espulso e Achille
Piccini è stato quasi espulso. Perché la squadra non ha funzionato
correttamente?
Soccernostalgia
Question: The first
match of the 1936 Olympics was against the United States on August 3, 1936. It
was a difficult match as Italy won (1-0). Pietro Rava was sent off and Achille
Piccini was almost sent off. Why didn’t the team function properly?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Quasi tutti i giocatori
schierati da Pozzo avevano scarsa esperienza internazionale e inoltre lo stesso
Pozzo aveva dovuto prendere il posto di allenatore principale, inizialmente
destinato ad Angelo Mattea, dopo che il club che lo aveva sotto contratto, il
Napoli, non lo aveva liberato per il viaggio a Berlino. Italia quindi
impacciata e nervosa, con un atteggiamento troppo individualista.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:Almost all the players fielded by Pozzo had little
international experience and Pozzo himself had also had to take the position of
main coach, initially intended for Angelo Mattea, after the club that had him
under contract, Napoli, had not released him for the trip to Berlin. Italy is
therefore awkward and nervous, with an overly individualistic attitude.
Photo From: IL CALCIO ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 32 - 5 Agosto
1936
(August 3,
1936, Olympics, Italy 1-USA 0)
Photo From: IL CALCIO ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 32 - 5 Agosto
1936
(August 3,
1936, Olympics, Italy 1-USA 0)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):Dopo questa partita
contro gli Stati Uniti, Pozzo a quanto pare era furioso e ha messo i giocatori
di fronte alle loro responsabilità. Sai di più su questo discorso di squadra?
Soccernostalgia
Question: After this
match against the United States, Pozzo apparently was furious and made the
players face their responsibilities. Do you know more about this team talk?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Si, lo racconta lui stesso
nel suo libro “Campioni del Mondo”, uscito nel 1960: “Battei i pugni sul
tavolo, dissi che qualcuno aveva l´intenzione di fare quello che gli pareva e
piaceva, avrei piantato tutto e sarei tornato a casa. La squadra aveva bisogno
di una strigliata”.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:Yes, he tells it himself in his book “Champions of the World”, published in
1960: “I banged my fists on the table, I said that someone had the intention of
doing what he wanted and liked, I would drop everything and go home . The team
needed a dressing down."
Photo From: Azzurri, Storia della Nazionale di calcio tre
volte campioni del Mondo, 1910-1983
(August 3,
1936, Olympics, Italy 1-USA 0)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):Per la partita dei
quarti di finale contro il Giappone del 7 agosto 1936, l'Italia ha funzionato
meglio e ha vinto (8-0). Come ha visto la stampa questa performance?
Soccernostalgia
Question: For the
quarterfinals match against Japan on August 7, 1936, Italy functioned better
and won (8-0). How did the press view this performance?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Il Giappone incuteva qualche
timore perche´ pochi giorni prima aveva superato la Svezia. Il risultato
ampissimo stupi´ non poco gli esperti, anche perche´ dopo la prestazione
negativa contro gli Stati Uniti, c´era un po´ di pessimismo. Un giornale di
Roma, il Messaggero, parlo´ di “Trionfo della classe”. Decisivo in particolare
il rientro di Bertoni in attacco. Vittorio Pozzo gli aveva fatto curare una contrattura
dal dottor Zezi, medico ufficiale della squadra italiana di canottaggio, che lo
rimise in sesto dopo averlo curato con i raggí Roentgen.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:Japan caused some fear because a few days earlier they had overtaken Sweden.
The very large result surprised the experts quite a bit, also because after the
negative performance against the United States, there was a bit of pessimism. A
Rome newspaper, il Messaggero, spoke of the "Triumph of class".
Bertoni's return to attack in particular was decisive. Vittorio Pozzo had him
treated for a contracture by Doctor Zezi, official doctor of the Italian rowing
team, who put him back on track after treating him with Roentgen rays.
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 33 - 12 Agosto 1936
(August 7, 1936, Olympics, Italy 8-Japan 0)
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 33 - 12 Agosto 1936
(August 7, 1936, Olympics, Italy 8-Japan 0)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):In semifinale,
l'Italia affrontò la Norvegia il 10 agosto 1936. Sarebbe simile alla partita
dell'Italia ai Mondiali del 1938 contro lo stesso avversario. L'Italia fatica e
vince (2-1) dopo i tempi supplementari. Cosa puoi dire di questa performance?
Soccernostalgia
Question: In the
semifinals, Italy faced Norway on August 10, 1936. It would be similar to
Italy’s match in the 1938 World Cup against the same opponent. Italy struggled
and won (2-1) after extra time. What can you say about this performance?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Fu forse l´avversario piu´
ostico di tutta la competizione, anche perche´ schierava la nazionale maggiore,
non i giovani studenti come l´Italia. Fu una gara apertissima, con frequenti
ribaltamenti di fronte. l´Italia fu esaltata dal fatto di giocare per la prima
volta all´Olympiastadion di Berlino, davanti a un grande pubblico. Decisivo
l´innesto di Alfonso Negro, ala destra in forza alla Fiorentina.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:It was perhaps the toughest opponent of the entire competition, also
because it fielded the senior national team, not young students like Italy. It
was a very open race, with frequent reversals in front. Italy was thrilled by
the fact of playing for the first time at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, in
front of a large audience. The addition of Alfonso Negro, right winger for
Fiorentina, was decisive.
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 33 - 12 Agosto 1936
(August 10, 1936, Olympics, Italy 2-Norway 1)
Photo From: Azzurri, Storia della Nazionale di
calcio tre volte campioni del Mondo, 1910-1983
August 10, 1936, Olympics, Italy 2-Norway 1)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):Dopo questa
partita, può parlare del gesto di Pozzo di invitare il gruppo norvegese sul
pullman italiano dopo che il pullman norvegese non era arrivato?
Soccernostalgia
Question: Following
this match, can you discuss Pozzo’s gesture to invite the Norwegian group on
the Italian bus after the Norway bus had not arrived?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Fu un gesto che descrive
bene la grande sportivita´ di Pozzo e dei suoi collaboratori. Non solo invito´
i norvegesi sul bus italiano, ma vieto´ anche ai suoi giocatori di cantare dopo
la vittoria, per non umiliare ulteriormente gli avversari sconfitti.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:It was a gesture that well describes the great sportsmanship of Pozzo and
his collaborators. Not only did he invite the Norwegians onto the Italian bus,
but he also forbade his players to sing after the victory, so as not to further
humiliate their defeated opponents.
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):L'avversario
dell'Italia in finale fu l'Austria Amateur il 15 agosto 1936. Sarebbe un'altra
partita difficile che andrebbe ai supplementari con l'Italia che vince (2-1) e
diventa campione olimpico. Come è stata vista la performance dell'Italia?
Soccernostalgia
Question: Italy’s
opponent in the Final was the Austrian Amateur side on August 15, 1936. It
would be another difficult match that would go into extra time with Italy
winning (2-1) and becoming Olympic Champions. How was Italy’s performance
viewed?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Ci fu una lunga attesa,
durata ben 5 giorni, prima della finalissima e Pozzo fece di tutto per non
caricare troppo di tensione i suoi calciatori. Ogni sera la squadra azzurra
veniva visitata dal famoso atleta Jesse Owens, che portava con se la chitarra e
una fisarmonica, creando un clima goliardico, ballando la danza del ventre.
Inoltre i giocatori azzurri si rilassarono con altre attivita´, tipo il
boomerang, allora novita´ assoluta e qualche libera uscita non autorizzata
sulla quale Pozzo chiuse un occhio.
Fu una gara di altissimo
livello: azzurri in vantaggio con Frossi, pari austriaco di Wallmueller e 2-1
nei supplementari sempre con Frossi. Pozzo parla di “miracolo” e di uno dei
suoi successi piu´ belli della sua carriera. I giornali locali naturalmente
celebrarono questo trionfo, anche se arrivato in piena estate, quando in
Italia, l´interesse per il calcio e´ tradizionalmente ai minimi livelli.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:There was a long wait, lasting 5 days, before the final and Pozzo did
everything he could not to burden his players with too much tension. Every
evening the blue team was visited by the famous athlete Jesse Owens, who
brought with him the guitar and an accordion, creating a jovial atmosphere,
dancing the belly dance. Furthermore, the Azzurri players relaxed with other
activities, such as the boomerang, an absolute novelty at the time, and some
unauthorized free exits to which Pozzo turned a blind eye.
It was a
match of the highest level: the Azzurri took the lead with Frossi, the Austrian
equalized by Wallmueller and 2-1 in extra time again with Frossi. Pozzo talks
about a "miracle" and one of the best successes of his career. The
local newspapers naturally celebrated this triumph, even though it arrived in
the middle of summer, when in Italy, interest in football is traditionally at
its lowest levels.
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 34 - 19 Agosto 1936
(August 15, 1936, Olympics, Italy 2-Austria 1)
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 34 - 19 Agosto 1936
(August 15, 1936, Olympics, Italy 2-Austria 1)
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 34 - 19 Agosto 1936
(August 15, 1936, Olympics, Italy 2-Austria 1)
Photo From: Azzurri, Storia della Nazionale di calcio tre volte
campioni del Mondo, 1910-1983
(August 15, 1936, Olympics, Italy 2-Austria 1)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):Vincendo la
medaglia d'oro alle Olimpiadi, l'Italia si è unita all'Uruguay come vincitrice
olimpica e mondiale. Più significativo per Pozzo, è diventato l'unico
allenatore ad aver vinto i titoli olimpici e mondiali. A questo punto era
considerato il miglior allenatore d'Europa?
Soccernostalgia
Question: By winning
the gold medal at the Olympics, Italy joined Uruguay as the Olympic and World
Cup winners. More significantly for Pozzo, he became the only Manager to have
won the Olympic and World Cup titles. Was he at this point regarded as the best
Manager in Europe?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Sicuramente. Non solo per i
giornali italiani, ma anche diversi commentatori stranieri sottolinearono
l´impresa di Pozzo nel plasmare in pochi giorni una squadra nuova e portarla
sul gradino piu´ alto del podio, tra questi il francese Jacques de Rijswick,
inviato speciale di Paris Soir.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:Surely. Not only for the Italian newspapers, but also several foreign
commentators underlined Pozzo's feat in shaping a new team in just a few days
and taking it to the top step of the podium, including the Frenchman Jacques de
Rijswick, special correspondent of Paris Soir.
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 33 - 12 Agosto 1936
(Italian squad)
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 33 - 12 Agosto 1936
(Italian squad)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):Pozzo troverebbe
quattro giocatori importanti per la squadra vincitrice della Coppa del Mondo
1938. Alfredo Foni e Pietro Rava in difesa insieme a Ugo Locatelli e Sergio
Bertoni. Quanto è stata utile la loro esperienza alle Olimpiadi?
Soccernostalgia Question: Pozzo would find
four important players for the 1938 World Cup winning side. Alfredo Foni and
Pietro Rava in defense along with Ugo Locatelli and Sergio Bertoni. How
beneficial was their Olympics experience?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Utilissima, in particolare
per i terzini Foni e Rava, che andarono a rinnovare un reparto che aveva avuto
diversi problemi negli anni precedenti. Ma anche quella di Locatelli, che
gioco´ la finale 1938 contro l´Ungheria. Locatelli era un giocatore molto utile
perche´ sapeva giocare in diversi ruoli. Inizio´ la carriera come attaccante,
ma sia nel 1936 che nel 1938 gioco´ da mediano. Bertoni invece faceva parte
della rosa, ma non fu utilizzato in Francia.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:Very useful, in particular for the full-backs Foni and Rava, who went to
renew a department that had had several problems in previous years. But also
that of Locatelli, who played in the 1938 final against Hungary. Locatelli was
a very useful player because he knew how to play in different roles. He began
his career as a striker, but both in 1936 and 1938 he played as a midfielder.
Bertoni, on the other hand, was part of the squad, but was not used in France.
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 34 - 19 Agosto 1936
(Italian squad)
Photo From: IL CALCIO
ILUSTRATO, Anno VI - 34 - 19 Agosto 1936
(Italian squad)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):Annibale Frossi si
è distinto non solo per i suoi gol ma anche per il gioco con gli occhiali
attaccati con l'elastico. Perché dopo Pozzo non ha avuto ulteriori opportunità?
Soccernostalgia Question:Annibale
Frossi stood out not only for his goals but for playing with eyeglasses
attached with an elastic band. Why did he not get further opportunities under
Pozzo afterwards?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response (In Italian):Frossi, capocannoniere a
Berlino 1936 con 7 reti, ebbe la sfortuna di emergere in un periodo un cui
l´Italia aveva una ricca fioritura di attaccanti di classe mondiale,tra i quali
Piola, Meazza e Ferrari e purtroppo non ebbe spazio. Preferi´ concentrarsi
sugli studi e fu tra i pochi azzzurri campioni olimpici a terminare gli studi
universitari ottenendo una laurea in giurisprudenza.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s
response:Frossi, top scorer in Berlin 1936 with 7 goals, had the misfortune of
emerging in a period in which Italy had a rich flourishing of world class
strikers, including Piola, Meazza and Ferrari and unfortunately he had no
space. He preferred to concentrate on his studies and was among the few Italian
Olympic champions to complete his university studies obtaining a degree in law.
Photo From:
Azzurri, Storia della Nazionale di calcio tre volte campioni del Mondo,
1910-1983
(Annibale
Frossi)
Soccernostalgia
Question (In Italian):In chiusura, qual è
la tua analisi dell'avventura olimpica di Pozzo?
Soccernostalgia Question: In closing,
what is your analysis of Pozzo’s Olympics adventure?
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s response (In Italian):Fu un percorso esaltante che poneva le basi per il futuro, non solo per
il 1938, ma anche per le eventuali edizioni successive dei Mondiali della Fifa.
Sono sicuro che se si fossero giocate le edizioni del 1942 e del 1946,
annullate a causa della guerra, Pozzo avrebbe avuto una buona base per poter
vincere il terzo titolo.
Mr. Davide Eskelund Rota’s response:It was an
exhilarating journey that laid the foundations for the future, not only for
1938, but also for any subsequent editions of the FIFA World Cup. I am sure
that if the 1942 and 1946 editions, canceled due to the war, had been played,
Pozzo would have had a good basis to be able to win the third title.
0:1 (3rd
minute, Poland): Kozminski?’s cross
from the left side was headed in by Olisadebe.
1:1 (13th
minute, Ukraine): On the right side,
Vorobei sent Shevcehnko through who shot.
1:2 (33rd
minute, Poland): After an attempt
had struck the post, the deflected ball was tackled to the path of Olisadebe on
the right side near goal, who struck in.
1:3 (57th
minute, Poland): On the left side,
Kozminski sent a pass through for Kaluzny to score.
Lineups:
Ukraine:
1- Vyacheslav Kernozenko
(Futbolnyi Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
2- Oleh Luzhniy (Arsenal Football
Club-London / England)
3- Anatoly Timoshchyuk
(Futbolnyi Klub Shakhtyor Donetsk) (17- Hennadi Zubov (Futbolnyi Klub Shakhtyor
Donetsk) 46)
4- Olexandr Holovko
(Futbolnyi Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
5- Vladislav Vashchuk
(Futbolnyi Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
6- Yuri Dmitryulin (Futbolnyi
Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
8- Serhiy Popov (Futbolnyi
Klub Shakhtyor Donetsk) (19- Vitaly Kososvki (Futbolnyi Klub Dynamo Kyiv) 75)
7- Andry Husyn (Futbolnyi
Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
9- Andriy Vorobei (Futbolnyi
Klub Shakhtyor Donetsk) (16- Artyom Yashkin (Futbolnyi Klub Dynamo Kyiv) 61)
10- Andrei Shevchenko (Associazione
Calcio Milan / Italy)
11- Serhy Rebrov (Tottenham
Hotspur Football Club-London / England)
Coach:Valeri
Vasilevich Lobanovsky
Other Substitutes:
12- Olexander Shovkovsky
(Futbolnyi Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
14- Serhiy Fedorov (Futbolnyi
Klub Dynamo Kyiv)
15- Viktor Skrypnik (Sport
Verein Werder Bremen von 1899 e.V. / Germany)
18- Mikhail Starostjak
(Futbolnyi Klub Shakhtyor Donetsk)
Team Captain: Oleh Luzhniy
Official Kit Supplier/Designer: Puma
Uniform Colors: Yellow Shirts, Blue Shorts,
Yellow Socks
Poland:
1- Jerzy Dudek (Feyenoord Rotterdam /
Holland)
2- Tomasz Kłos (1.Fußball-Club e.V. Kaiserslautern / Germany) (15- Tomasz Hajto (Fußball
Club Schalke von 1904- Gelsenkirchen/ Germany)85)
3- Jacek Zielinski (Legia
Warsaw)
4- Michał Żewłakow (Royal Excelsior Mouscron / Belgium)
6- Marek Koźmiński (Brescia Calcio / Italy) (18- Jacek Krzynówek (1.Fußball-Club Nürnberg - Verein für
Leibesübungen e.V / Germany) 89)
5- Tomasz Wałdoch (Fußball Club Schalke von 1904-
Gelsenkirchen/ Germany)
7- Piotr Świerczewski
(Sporting Club de Bastia / France)
8- Tomasz Iwan (Philips
Sports Vereniging Eindhoven / Holland)
10- Radosław Kałużny
(Towarzystwo Sportowe Wisła Kraków Sportowa Spółka Akcyjna)
9- Andrzej Juskowiak (Verein
für Leibesübungen 1945 Wolfsburg e.V. / Germany) (16- Radosław Gilewicz (Fußballclub
Tirol Innsbruck / Austria) 71)
11- Emmanuel Olisadebe (Klub
Sportowy Piłkarski Polonia Warszawa)
Coach:
Jerzy Engel
Booked: Jacek Zielinski 60, Tomasz
Kłos 65
Other Substitutes:
12- Adam Matysek (Bayer 04 Leverkusen Fußball GmbH/
Germany)
13- Bartosz Karwan (Legia
Warsaw)
14- Tomasz Kiełbowicz (Klub
Sportowy Piłkarski Polonia Warszawa)
17- Tomasz Zdebel
(Gençlerbirligi Spor Kulübü / Turkey)
Team Captain: Tomasz Wałdoch
Official Kit Supplier/Designer: Puma
Uniform Colors: White Shirts, Red Shorts,
White Socks
Photo From: 1-World Soccer,
October 2000
(September 2, 2000, World Cup
Qualifier, Ukraine 1-Poland 3)
Photo From: Bialo Czerwoni
1921-2001, Author Andrzej Gowarzewski
(September 2, 2000, World Cup
Qualifier, Ukraine 1-Poland 3)
Photo From: Bialo Czerwoni
1921-2001, Author Andrzej Gowarzewski
(September 2, 2000, World Cup
Qualifier, Ukraine 1-Poland 3)
Date:October 7, 2000
Competition: FIFA
World Cup Qualifier-European Zone-Group 5
Result:Poland 3-Belarus
1
Venue:Łódź - Stadion
Widzewa
Attendance:10,000
Referee:Anders Frisk (Sweden)
Kick-off time: -
Goalscorers:
(Poland): Radosław Kałużny 24, 62, 73
(Belarus): Nikolai Ryndyuk 30
Summary of
goals:
1:0 (24th
minute, Poland): A cross from the
left side, was diverted by the goalkeeper, Kaluzny touched it, it diverted to
the right side and headed back in for Kaluzny to score.
1:1 (30th
minute, Belarus): Nikolai Ryndyuk
scored with a long-range shot from outside of the box.
2:1 (62nd
minute, Poland): Michał Żewłakow’s
corner kick from the left side was headed in by Kaluzny.
3:1 (73rd
minute, Poland): Michał Żewłakow’s
free kick from the left side was struck in by Kaluzny.
Lineups:
Poland:
1- Jerzy Dudek (Feyenoord
Rotterdam / Holland)
2- Tomasz Kłos (1.Fußball-Club e.V. Kaiserslautern / Germany)
3- Jacek Zielinski (Legia
Warsaw)
4- Michał Żewłakow (Royal
Excelsior Mouscron / Belgium)
5- Tomasz Wałdoch (Fußball Club Schalke von 1904-
Gelsenkirchen/ Germany)
7- Piotr Świerczewski
(Sporting Club de Bastia / France)
6- Jacek Krzynówek (1.Fußball-Club Nürnberg - Verein für
Leibesübungen e.V / Germany)
10- Radosław Kałużny
(Towarzystwo Sportowe Wisła Kraków Sportowa Spółka Akcyjna)
9- Andrzej Juskowiak (Verein für Leibesübungen
1945 Wolfsburg e.V. / Germany) (18- Paweł Kryszałowicz (Klub Sportowy Fabryka
Kuchni Amica Wronki) 46)
11- Emmanuel Olisadebe (Klub
Sportowy Piłkarski Polonia Warszawa)
12- Adam Matysek (Bayer 04 Leverkusen Fußball GmbH/
Germany)
14- Tomasz Hajto (Fußball Club Schalke von 1904-
Gelsenkirchen/ Germany)
15- Tomasz Iwan (Philips
Sports Vereniging Eindhoven / Holland)
16- Tomasz Zdebel
(Gençlerbirligi Spor Kulübü / Turkey)
Team Captain: Tomasz Wałdoch
Official Kit Supplier/Designer: Puma
Uniform Colors: White Shirts, White Shorts,
White Socks
Note:
1-In the October 2000
qualifiers, Poland were missing Marek Kozminksi and Jacek Bak through injury.
2-Tomasz Iwan was also listed
as injured per a source, he only played the last minutes vs. Belarus and was on
the bench vs. Wales. Therefore, he may have been carrying an injury.
3- Emmanuel Olisadebe played
in the last 15 minutes as he had problems with his ribs.
Wales:
1- Paul Steven Jones (Southampton Football Club / England)
3- Robert John Page (Watford Football Club / England)
5- Christopher Coleman
(Fulham Football Club-London / England)
4- Andrew Roger Melville
(Fulham Football Club-London / England)
2- Mark Anthony Delaney
(Aston Villa Football Club-Birmingham / England)
7-
John Robert Campbell Robinson (Charlton Athletic Football Club-London /
England)
6- Robert William ‘Robbie’
Savage (Leicester
City Football Club / England)
10- Gary Andrew Speed
(Newcastle United Football Club / England)
11- Ryan Joseph Giggs
(Manchester United Football Club / England)
9- Nathan Alexander Blake
(Blackburn Rovers Football Club / England)
8- John Hartson (Wimbledon
Football Club-London / England) (12- Matthew Graham
Jones (Leeds United Association Football Club
/ England) 76)
Coach: Mark Leslie Hughes
Booked: Robert William
‘Robbie’ Savage 27, Andrew Roger Melville 46, John Hartson 52
Other Substitutes:
14-
Iwan Wyn Roberts (Norwich City Football Club / England)
17 - Darren S. Barnard
(Barnsley Football Club / England)
15- Gareth Wyn Roberts
(Tranmere Rovers Football Club / England)
16- Christopher Jeremiah ‘Kit’ Symons (Fulham Football Club-London /
England)
18- Carl Phillip Robinson
(Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club / England)
21- Roger Freestone (Swansea
City Football Club / Wales, registered in English League)
Team Captain: Gary Andrew Speed
Official Kit Supplier/Designer: Kappa
Uniform Colors: Red Shirts, Red Shorts, Red
Socks
Photo From: Bialo Czerwoni
1921-2001, Author Andrzej Gowarzewski
(October 11, 2000, World Cup
Qualifier, Poland 0-Wales 0)
Photo From: Bialo Czerwoni
1921-2001, Author Andrzej Gowarzewski
(October 11, 2000, World Cup
Qualifier, Poland 0-Wales 0)
Date:March 24, 2001
Competition: FIFA
World Cup Qualifier-European Zone-Group 5
1:0 (8th
minute, Belarus): Jerzy Dudek’s
miskicked clearance was picked up by Roman Vasilyuk on the left side, he
advanced to score.
2:0 (46th
minute, Belarus): A long pass from
the Bealrus’ left defensive side, reached Roman Vasilyuk on the left, he cut in
and struck.
3:0 (52nd
minute, Belarus): A long cross from
the left inside inside Belarus half, there was a miscue between Mariusz
Kukielka and Dudek, his header missed Dudek, Roman Vasilyuk picked up loose
ball and scored.
4:0 (63rd
minute, Belarus): A cross from the
right side was headed back in the path of Roman Vasilyuk on the left and he
shot.
4:1 (77th
minute, Poland): A cross from the
left side was headed in by Marcin Zewlakow.
Lineups:
Belarus:
1-Gennady Tumilovich
(Futbol'nyj Klub Rostselmash Rostov-Na-Donu / Russia)
2-Erik Yakhimovich
(Gaziantepspor Kulübü / Turkey)
3-Andrey Milevsky (Futbol'nyj
Klub Shakhter Soligorsk) (14-Sergey Yaskovich (Futbol'nyj
Klub Anzhi Makhachkala/ Russia) 61)
4-Alexander Lukhvich
(Futbol'nyj Klub Torpedo Moskva / Russia)
5-Sergey Shtanuk (Stoke City Football Club / England)
6-Sergey Gurenko (Associazione Calcio
Parma / Italy)
7- Maxim Romashchenko
(Gaziantepspor Kulübü / Turkey)
8- Alexander Kulchiy
(Futbol'nyj Klub Shinnik Yaroslavl / Russia)
9-Vladimir Shuneiko (Futbol'nyj Klub Krylya Sovetov Samara /
Russia)
10-Peter Kachuro (Futbol'nyj
Klub Dinamo Minsk)
11- Roman Vasilyuk
(Futbol'nyj Klub Spartak Moskva / Russia)
(18-Nikolay Rynduk (Gaziantepspor Kulübü / Turkey) 70) (15-Andrey Ostrovsky
(Maccabi Haifa / Israel) 83)
Coach: Eduard Malofeyev
Booked: Maxim Romaschenko 20,
Peter Kachuro 28
Other Substitutes:
12- Vasily Khomutovsky (Futbol'nyj Klub Dinamo-Moskva/ Russia)
13- Vadim Skripchenko
(Futbol'nyj Klub Uralan Elista / Russia)
16- Igor Tarlovsky
(Futbol'nyj KlubAlania Vladikavkaz /
Russia)
17- Vitaly Volodenkov (Futbolnyi
Klub Dinamo Minsk)
Team Captain: Sergey Gurenko
Official Kit Supplier/Designer: Puma
Uniform Colors: Red Shirts, Green Shorts,
Red Socks
Poland:
1-Jerzy Dudek (Liverpool
Football Club / England)
2- Tomasz Kłos (1.Fußball-Club e.V. Kaiserslautern / Germany)