Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1963-64
(From 4-09-1963 to 24-06-1964)
GAME DETAILS
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AO Iraklís - Real Zaragoza CD |
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| 0-3 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: Kaftanzóglio (Thessaloníkê) DATE: 8-09-1963 (20:45 h) Attendance: 30.000 Referee: Živko Bajić (YUG) Goals: 0-1 (Villa 43'); 0-2 (Marcelino 61'); 0-3 (Villa 87') |
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| AO Iraklís (coach: xxx Takač) Georgios Gavris ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Makis Tsakalis Nikos Liaros Nikos Spyridakakis ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Michalis Bellis Kostas Ioannidis ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Stathis Chasekidis Ploutarchos Karavergos Nikos Kasapis Plastiras Xylas Georgios Lianis |
Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Vicente Cardoso ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Severino Reija José Cuéllar “Pepín” Juan Zubiaurre ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi José Luis Violeta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Marcelino Martínez Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 6-1 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: La Romareda (Zaragoza) DATE: 9-10-1963 (19:30 h) Attendance: 16.000 Referee: Gennaro Marchese (ITA) Goals: 1-0 (Canário 16'); 2-0 (Murillo 35'); 3-0 (Murillo 47'); 4-0 (Sigi 57'); 4-1 (Lianis 71'); 5-1 (Endériz 83'); 6-1 (Endériz 90') |
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| Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Enrique Yarza ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Juan Zubiaurre Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Eduardo Endériz Antonio País ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Eleuterio Santos Joaquín Murillo José Sigifrido Martínez “Sigi” José María Encontra |
AO Iraklís (coach: xxx Takač) Georgios Gavris ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nikos Spyridakakis Nikos Liaros Makis Tsakalis ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Kostas Ioannidis Michalis Bellis ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Alexandros Rouglios Stathis Chasekidis Christos Tsingos Plastiras Xylas Georgios Lianis |
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Shamrock Rovers FC - Valencia CF |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 0-1 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Dalymount Park (Dublin) DATE: 18-09-1963 (20:00 h) Attendance: 26.000 Referee: Franz Geluck (BEL) Goals: 0-1 (Suco 71') |
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| Shamrock Rovers FC (coach-player: Sean Thomas) Pat Dunne ---------------------------------------------------------------------- John Keogh Tommy Farrell Pat Courtney ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ronnie Nolan Johnny Fullam ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Frank O'Neill Jackie Mooney Eddie Bailham Liam Tuohy Tony O'Connell |
Valencia CF (coach: Bernardino Pérez “Pasieguito”) Cipriano González “Ñito” ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Alberto Arnal ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García “Paquito” José Sastre ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Héctor Núñez José María Sánchez Lage Waldo Machado Vicente Guillot Andrés Parada “Suco” |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 2-2 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 10-10-1963 (20:30 h) Attendance: 45.000 Referee: Clemente Henriques (POR) Goals: 0-1 (Mooney 39'); 0-2 (Mooney 51'); 1-2 (Guillot 65'); 2-2 (Arnal 78') [Incidents: In minute 65, Guillot was injured after scoring his goal and had to leave the pitch for thirteen minutes, returning after Valencia's second goal.] |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Bernardino Pérez “Pasieguito”) José Martínez ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García Verdugo Juan Carlos Quincoces Alberto Arnal ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Gil José Sastre ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Mañó Vicente Guillot Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage Andrés Parada “Suco” |
Shamrock Rovers FC (coach-player: Sean Thomas) Pat Dunne ---------------------------------------------------------------------- John Keogh Tommy Farrell Pat Courtney ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ronnie Nolan Johnny Fullam ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Frank O'Neill Jackie Mooney Eddie Bailham Liam Tuohy Tony O'Connell |
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Club Atlético de Madrid - FC Porto |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 2-1 (2-1) |
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| STADIUM: Estadio Metropolitano (Madrid) DATE: 2-10-1963 (20:30 h) Attendance: 21.000 Referee: François Eurdekian (FRA) Goals: 1-0 (Ribes 7'); 1-1 (Romeu 25'); 2-1 (Ribes 30') |
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| Club Atlético de Madrid (coach: Rafael García “Tinte”) Edgardo Madinabeytia ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Feliciano Rivilla Jorge Griffa José Antonio Rodríguez ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesús Glaría Ramiro Rodrigues ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesús María Aramburuzábal “Aramburu” Adelardo Rodríguez Jorge Mendonça José Ribes Enrique Collar |
FC Porto (coach: Jenő Kalmar) Américo Ferreira ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Alberto Augusto Antunes Festa Miguel Arcanjo António Mesquita ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Custódio João Pinto António Manuel Lauro Paula ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Carlos Domingos Duarte Jaime Silva Valdir Araújo Romeu Gibim Hernâni Ferreira |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Estádio das Antas (Porto) DATE: 9-10-1963 (21:30 h) Attendance: 35.000 Referee: Cesare Jonni (ITA) Goals: - |
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| FC Porto (coach: Jenő Kalmar) Rui Fernando Sousa ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Alberto Augusto Antunes Festa Miguel Arcanjo Joaquim Jorge ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Custódio João Pinto António Manuel Lauro Paula ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Carlos Domingos Duarte Hernâni Ferreira Valdir Araújo Romeu Gibim Francisco Lage Pereira da Nóbrega |
Club Atlético de Madrid (coach: Rafael García “Tinte”) Edgardo Madinabeytia ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Feliciano Rivilla Jorge Griffa Jesús Martínez Jayo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramiro Rodrigues Jesús Glaría ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesús María Aramburuzábal “Aramburu” Adelardo Rodríguez Jorge Mendonça José Ribes Enrique Collar |
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Lausanne-Sports - Real Zaragoza CD |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 1-2 (1-2) |
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| STADIUM: Stade Olympique de la Pontaise (Lausanne) DATE: 6-11-1963 (19:45 h) Attendance: 7.500 Referee: Giuseppe Adami (ITA) Goals: 0-1 (Canário 14'); 1-1 (Cortizo [o.g.] 32'); 1-2 (Marcelino 33') |
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| Lausanne-Sports (coach: Jean Luciano) René Künzi ---------------------------------------------------------------------- André Grobéty Heinz Schneiter Kurt Hunziker ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric Polencent Richard Dürr ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Albert Bonny Peter Engler Roberto Frigerio Robert Hosp Charles Hertig |
Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Vicente Cardoso ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joaquín Cortizo Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi José Luis Violeta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Marcelino Martínez Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 3-0 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: La Romareda (Zaragoza) DATE: 20-11-1963 (19:45 h) Attendance: 17.500 Referee: Décio Bentes de Freitas (POR) Goals: 1-0 (Endériz 29'); 2-0 (Murillo 31'); 3-0 (Marcelino 55') |
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| Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Enrique Yarza ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Severino Reija Francisco Santamaría Juan Zubiaurre ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi José Luis Violeta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Eduardo Endériz Joaquín Murillo Marcelino Martínez Carlos Lapetra |
Lausanne-Sports (coach: Jean Luciano) René Künzi ---------------------------------------------------------------------- André Grobéty Heinz Schneiter Kurt Hunziker ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ely Tacchella Eric Polencent ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vittore Gottardi Kurt Armbruster Roberto Frigerio Robert Hosp Charles Hertig |
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SK Rapid - Valencia CF |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Praterstadion (Wien) DATE: 6-11-1963 (19:30 h) Attendance: 20.000 Referee: Alois Obtulovič (CZK) Goals: - |
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| SK Rapid (coach: Robert Körner) Andrija Vereš ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Paul Halla Walter Glechner Josef Höltl ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gerhard Hanappi Karl Gießer ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Max Schmid Walter Seitl Franz Hasil Rudi Flögel Peter Rehnelt |
Valencia CF (coach: Bernardino Pérez “Pasieguito”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Manuel Mestre ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Roberto Gil José Sastre ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Santiago “Ficha” Enrique Ribelles Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage Andrés Parada “Suco” |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 3-2 (1-1) |
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| STADIUM: Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 27-11-1963 (20:30 h) Attendance: 18.000 Referee: Arthur Blavier (BEL) Goals: 0-1 (Wolny 6'); 1-1 (Sánchez Lage [p.] 27'); 2-1 (Waldo 48'); 2-2 (Flögel 62'); 3-2 (Roberto 70') [Incidents: In minute 5, there was a power failure in the stadium and the game was interrupted for five minutes.] |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Bernardino Pérez “Pasieguito”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Bautista Verdú ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Sastre Roberto Gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Mañó Vicente Guillot Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage José Santiago “Ficha” |
SK Rapid (coach: Robert Körner) Andrija Vereš ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Paul Halla Walter Glechner Josef Höltl ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gerhard Hanappi Wilhelm Zaglitsch ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Walter Seitl Franz Wolny Walter Skocik Rudi Flögel Peter Rehnelt |
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Juventus FC - Club Atlético de Madrid |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 1-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Stadio Comunale (Torino) DATE: 4-12-1963 (15:30 h) Attendance: 7.000 Referee: Alexandros Monastiriotis (GRE) Goals: 1-0 (Stacchini 31') |
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| Juventus FC (coach: Eraldo Monzeglio) Carlo Mattrel ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolfo Gori Sandro Salvadore Gianfranco Leoncini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ernesto Castano Giovanni Sacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gino Stacchini Dino da Costa Cláudio Olinto de Carvalho “Nenê” Enrique Omar Sívori Giampaolo Menichelli |
Club Atlético de Madrid (coach: Rafael García “Tinte”) Edgardo Madinabeytia ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Feliciano Rivilla Jorge Griffa Isacio Calleja ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramiro Rodrigues Jesús Glaría ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Ribes Adelardo Rodríguez Jorge Mendonça Jesús Martínez Jayo Enrique Collar |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 1-2 (0-2) |
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| STADIUM: Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid) DATE: 1-01-1964 (16:30 h) Attendance: 50.000 Referee: Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) Goals: 0-1 (Da Costa 5'); 0-2 (Menichelli 7'); 1-2 (Beitia 64') |
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| Club Atlético de Madrid (coach: Rafael García “Tinte”) Edgardo Madinabeytia ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Feliciano Rivilla Jorge Griffa Isacio Calleja ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ramiro Rodrigues Jesús Glaría ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gonzalo Beitia Manuel Bermúdez “Polo” Jorge Mendonça Jesús Martínez Jayo Enrique Collar |
Juventus FC (coach: Eraldo Monzeglio) Roberto Anzolin ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolfo Gori Giancarlo Bercellino Benito Sarti ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ernesto Castano Gianfranco Leoncini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Carlo dell'Omodarme Luis del Sol Cláudio Olinto de Carvalho “Nenê” Dino da Costa Giampaolo Menichelli |
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Real Zaragoza CD - Juventus FC |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 3-2 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: La Romareda (Zaragoza) DATE: 29-01-1964 (16:00 h) Attendance: 28.000 Referee: Thomas Wharton (SCO) Goals: 1-0 (Isasi 10'); 2-0 (Marcelino 58'); 3-0 (Villa 60'); 3-1 (Menichelli [p.] 71'); 3-2 (Dell'Omodarme 82') |
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| Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Enrique Yarza ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joaquín Cortizo Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi José Luis Violeta ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Marcelino Martínez Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
Juventus FC (coach: Eraldo Monzeglio) Roberto Anzolin ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolfo Gori Sandro Salvadore Benito Sarti ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ernesto Castano Gianfranco Leoncini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Carlo dell'Omodarme Luis del Sol Cláudio Olinto de Carvalho “Nenê” Giovanni Sacco Giampaolo Menichelli |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Stadio Comunale (Torino) DATE: 12-02-1964 (15:30 h) Attendance: 14.000 Referee: Karl Kainer (AUT) Goals: - |
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| Juventus FC (coach: Eraldo Monzeglio) Roberto Anzolin ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Adolfo Gori Sandro Salvadore Benito Sarti ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ernesto Castano Gianfranco Leoncini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Carlo dell'Omodarme Luis del Sol Cláudio Olinto de Carvalho “Nenê” Enrique Omar Sívori Giampaolo Menichelli |
Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Enrique Yarza ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joaquín Cortizo Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi José Cuéllar “Pepín” ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Marcelino Martínez Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
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Valencia CF - Újpesti Dózsa SC |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| 5-2 (3-1) |
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| STADIUM: Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 8-03-1964 (17:00 h) Attendance: 22.500 Referee: Kevin Howley (ENG) Goals: 1-0 (H. Núñez 4'); 2-0 (Waldo 21'); 3-0 (Waldo 27'); 3-1 (Göröcs 36'); 3-2 (Bene 57'); 4-2 (H. Núñez [p.] 77'); 5-2 (Waldo 83') [Incidents: Sánchez Lage missed a penalty shot (min. 67), saved by Lung.] |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Edmundo Suárez “Mundo”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Francisco Vidagañy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García “Paquito” Roberto Gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Manuel Cabello Vicente Guillot Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage Héctor Núñez |
Újpesti Dózsa SC (coach: Ferenc Szusza) Ferenc Lung ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Benő Káposzta Károly Rajna Pál Várhidi ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ernő Solymosi József Szini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sándor Faliszek János Göröcs Ferenc Bene Béla Kuharszki Sándor Zámbó |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 3-1 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Megyeri út (Budapest) DATE: 8-04-1964 (16:30 h) Attendance: 17.000 Referee: Rudolf Glöckner (GDR) Goals: 1-0 (Bene 11'); 2-0 (Kuharszki 35'); 2-1 (H. Núñez [p.] 47'); 3-1 (Göröcs 78') |
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| Újpesti Dózsa SC (coach: Ferenc Szusza) Ferenc Lung ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Benő Káposzta Pál Várhidi Károly Rajna ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Attila Borsányi József Szini ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sándor Lenkei János Göröcs Ferenc Bene Béla Kuharszki Sándor Zámbó |
Valencia CF (coach: Edmundo Suárez “Mundo”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Francisco Vidagañy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García “Paquito” Roberto Gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Héctor Núñez Enrique Ribelles Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage José Santiago “Ficha” |
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RFC Liégeois - Real Zaragoza CD |
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| 1-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Stade Vélodrome de Rocourt (Liège) DATE: 22-04-1964 (19:30 h) Attendance: 30.000 Referee: Rudolf Kreitlein (FRG) Goals: 1-0 (Wégria 44') |
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| RFC Liégeois (coach: Jean Cornilli) Guy Delhasse ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Yves Baré Emile Lejeune Jean Neys ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Albert Sulon Héctor Cribioli ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Victor Wégria Julien Onclin Gérard Sulon Henri Depireux Jean-Marie Letawe |
Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Vicente Cardoso ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joaquín Cortizo Santiago Isasi Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Antonio País José Cuéllar “Pepín” ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Eleuterio Santos Marcelino Martínez Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 2-1 (0-1) |
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| STADIUM: La Romareda (Zaragoza) DATE: 7-05-1964 (17:00 h) Attendance: 25.800 Referee: William Syme (SCO) Goals: 0-1 (G. Sulon 5'); 1-1 (Santos 61'); 2-1 (Lapetra 77') [Incidents: Santos missed a penalty shot (min. 80), saved by Delhasse.] |
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| Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Antonio Ramallets) Enrique Yarza ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Cuéllar “Pepín” Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi Antonio País ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Eleuterio Santos Marcelino Martínez Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Carlos Lapetra |
RFC Liégeois (coach: Jean Cornilli) Guy Delhasse ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Yves Baré Emile Lejeune Jean Neys ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Albert Sulon Héctor Cribioli ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Victor Wégria Julien Onclin Gérard Sulon Henri Depireux Jean-Marie Letawe |
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| TIE-BREAK |
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| 2-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: La Romareda (Zaragoza) DATE: 28-05-1964 (20:00 h) Attendance: 25.000 Referee: Joseph Barbéran (FRA) Goals: 1-0 (Duca 41'); 2-0 (Santos 52') |
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| Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Luis Belló) Enrique Yarza ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joaquín Cortizo Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Antonio País José Cuéllar “Pepín” ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Marcelino Martínez Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Eleuterio Santos Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
RFC Liégeois (coach: Jean Cornilli) Guy Delhasse ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jean Neys Emile Lejeune Lambert Defraigne ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Albert Sulon Gérard Sulon ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gilbert Zenthner Héctor Cribioli Sébastien Kilola Victor Wégria Claude Croté |
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Valencia CF - 1. FC Köln |
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| 4-1 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Mestalla (Valencia) DATE: 6-05-1964 (22:30 h) Attendance: 40.000 Referee: Pieter Roomer (NED) Goals: 1-0 (Waldo 14'); 2-0 (Ficha 59'); 3-0 (Roberto 65'); 4-0 (Waldo 70'); 4-1 (Schäfer 82') |
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| Valencia CF (coach: Edmundo Suárez “Mundo”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Francisco Vidagañy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García “Paquito” Roberto Gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Héctor Núñez Vicente Guillot Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage José Santiago “Ficha” |
1. FC Köln (coach: Georg Knöpfle) Fritz Ewert ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Fritz Pott Wolfgang Weber Anton Regh ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Matthias Hemmersbach Hans Sturm ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Karl-Heinz Thielen Hans Schäfer Helmut Benthaus Wolfgang Overath Christian Müller |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| 2-0 (2-0) |
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| STADIUM: Müngersdorferstadion (Köln) DATE: 14-05-1964 (20:00 h) Attendance: 30.000 Referee: John Taylor (ENG) Goals: 1-0 (Benthaus 27'); 2-0 (Müller 37') [Incidents: Pott missed a penalty shot (min. 70), saved by Zamora.] |
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| 1. FC Köln (coach: Georg Knöpfle) Anton Schumacher ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Fritz Pott Matthias Hemmersbach Anton Regh ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jürgen Rumor Hans Sturm ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Helmut Benthaus Hans Schäfer Christian Müller Wolfgang Weber Heinz Hornig |
Valencia CF (coach: Edmundo Suárez “Mundo”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Vicente Piquer Juan Carlos Quincoces Francisco Vidagañy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García “Paquito” Roberto Gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Mañó Héctor Núñez Waldo Machado José María Sánchez Lage José Santiago “Ficha” |
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Real Zaragoza CD - Valencia CF |
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| 2-1 (1-1) |
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| STADIUM: Camp Nou (Barcelona) DATE: 24-06-1964 (19:30 h) Attendance: 10.000 Referee: Joaquim Fernandes de Campos (POR) Goals: 1-0 (Villa 41'); 1-1 (Urtiaga 43'); 2-1 (Marcelino 63') [Incidents: Quite surprisingly, the Fairs Cup final in Barcelona between two Spanish teams had a very poor attendance (barely 10,000 people gathered at Camp Nou) mainly because it was played on St. John Baptist’s Day (a traditional holiday in Barcelona which many residents prefer to spend on the beach), and also because it was scheduled only three days after the Eurocup final (won by Spain) and four days before the second leg of the Spanish Cup semifinal between CF Barcelona and Real Zaragoza. Suco was sent off (min. 89).] |
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| Real Zaragoza CD (coach: Luis Belló) Enrique Yarza (c) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joaquín Cortizo Francisco Santamaría Severino Reija ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Santiago Isasi José Cuéllar “Pepín” ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Darcy Silveira “Canário” Adrualdo Barbosa “Duca” Marcelino Martínez Juan Manuel Villa Carlos Lapetra |
Valencia CF (coach: Edmundo Suárez “Mundo”) Ricardo Zamora ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Alberto Arnal Juan Carlos Quincoces (c) Francisco Vidagañy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Francisco García “Paquito” Roberto Gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Andrés Parada “Suco” Vicente Guillot Waldo Machado José Antonio Urtiaga José Santiago “Ficha” |
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