OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 1920 NATIONAL SQUADS
(In red, original names of countries and players)
Belgium (België) |
Czechoslovakia (Československo) |
Goalkeepers Jan de Bie (Royal Racing Club de Bruxelles) Armand Swartenbroeks (Daring Club de Bruxelles SR) Midfielders Joseph Musch (Union Saint-Gilloise) Auguste Pelsmaeker
(Beerschot
AC) Louis van Hege (Union Saint-Gilloise) Mathieu Bragard (CS Verviétois [Verviers]) Ivan Thys (Beerschot AC) Frans Dogaer (Racing Club de Malines) Georges Michel (Léopold FC) Fernand Wertz (Royal Antwerp FC) COACH: William Maxwell |
Goalkeepers Rudolf Klapka (SK Viktoria Žižkov) František Peyr (AC Sparta Praha) Antonín Hojer (AC Sparta Praha) František Kolenatý (AC
Sparta Praha) Emil Seifert (SK Viktoria
Žižkov) Forwards Josef Sedláček (AC
Sparta Praha) COACH: John Madden * These two players, although included in the official squad list submitted to FIFA, didn’t travel to Belgium. |
Denmark (Danmark) |
Egypt (مصر) |
Goalkeepers Sophus Hansen (BK Frem [København]) Poul Graae (KB [Frederiksberg, København]) Nils
Middelboe (Chelsea FC [London]) Fritz Tarp (B93 [København])* Svend Ringsted (Akademisk BK [København]) Vilhelm Jørgensen (B1903 [København]) Midfielders Christian Grøthan (B93) Samuel Thorsteinsson (Akademisk BK) Kristian Middelboe
(—)* Leo Dannin (KB) Alf Olsen (KB) Carl
“Skomager” Hansen (B1903) * Selected player Fritz Tarp didn’t travel to Belgium. Kristian Middelboe and Forchhammer were team managers, but they were registered as football players to complete a 22-men squad list. |
Goalkeepers Kamel Taha (كامل طه) (Al-Ahly SC [Cairo]) Mohammed el-Anwar (محمد الأنور) (Al-Mokhtalat SC [Cairo]) Mohammed el-Sayed (محمد السيد) (El-Sekka SC [Cairo]) Riyadh Shawqi (رياض شوقي) (Al-Ahly SC) Abdallah Tawfiq (عبد
الله توفيق) (Al-Mokhtalat SC) Khalil Housni (خليل حسني) (Government Officials AC [Alexandria]) COACH-PLAYER: Abdallah Tawfiq (عبد الله توفيق) * NOTE: The Egyptian Football Association was established in 1921, so the squad sent by the African nation to the Olympic Tournament cannot be considered a national team proper, but rather an Egyptian Select XI. |
France |
Great Britain |
Goalkeepers Albert Parsys (US Tourquennoise [Tourcoing]) (x) Defenders Léon Huot (CA Vitry [Vitry-sur-Seine]) Jean Batmale (USA Clichy) Maurice Leroux (FC Dieppe) Nicolas Margueres (AS Brestoise [Brest])* Jules Dewaquez (Olympique de Paris) Maurice Gastiger (FEC Levallois) Oscar Bongard (AS Strasbourg) COACH: Fred Pentland * Margueres, although included in the official
squad list submitted to FIFA, didn’t travel to Belgium. |
Goalkeepers James Mitchell (Manchester University FC) Basil Gates (London Caledonians FC) Kenneth Hunt (Corinthians FC [London]) Fred Nicholas (Corinthians FC) Herbert Prince (Royal Army Medical Corps [Aldershot]) Harry Buck (Millwall FC [London]) Charles Bunyan (Chelsea FC [London]) Charles Julian (Old Westminsters FC [London]) COACH: George Latham * NOTE: Midfielder Max Woosnam (Chelsea FC), originally selected to captain the British football team in the Olympic Tournament, refused to do so in order to compete for the tennis team (a decision he wouldn’t regret, as he won two medals in this sport). |
Greece (Ελλάδα) |
Italy (Italia) |
Goalkeepers Antonis Fotiadis
(Αντώνης Φωτιάδης)
(Paniónios GSS [Smyrna]) Agamemnon Gilis (Αγαμέμνων
Γκίλης)
(Paniónios GSS) Dimitris Gotis (Δημήτρης
Γώτης)
(GS Apóllon Smýrnis
[Smyrna]) Georgios Kalafatis (Γιώργος Καλαφάτης) (PPAO) (c) Giannis
Andrianopoulos (Γιάννης Ανδριανόπουλος)
(Piraikí) Vassilis Samios (Βασίλης
Σάμιος)
(GS Apóllon Smýrnis) * NOTE: The Greek Football Federation was established in 1926, so the squad sent to the Olympic Tournament cannot be considered a national team proper, but rather a Greek Select XI. |
Goalkeepers Giovanni Giacone (FC Juventus [Torino]) Antonio Bruna (FC Juventus) Ettore Reynaudi (Novara Calcio) Adolfo Baloncieri (US Alessandria
Calcio) Giuseppe Forlivesi (Modena
FC) COACH: Giuseppe Milano |
Luxembourg (Lëtzebuerg) |
Netherlands (Nederland) |
Goalkeepers Charles Krüger (CS Stade Dudelange) Thomas Schmit (US Hollerich-Bonnevoie) (c) Émile Hamilius (CS Fola Esch) Léon Metzler (FCM Young Boys Diekirch) François “Tiny” Langers (AS La Jeunesse d’Esch [Esch/Alzette]) COACH: — |
Goalkeepers Dick MacNeill (HVV [Den Haag]) Henk Tempel
(HVV Tubantia [Hengelo]) Harry Dénis (HBS [Den Haag]) Midfielders Leo Bosschart (HVV Quick [Den Haag])
(c) Evert van Linge (Be Quick [Groningen]) Jacobus Leendert “Koos” Boerdam
(VOC [Rotterdam]) Oscar van Rappard (HBS) Arie Bieshaar (HFC [Haarlem]) Harry van
Beurden (Willem II [Tilburg]) COACH: Fred Warburton |
Norway (Norge) |
Spain (España) |
Goalkeepers Sigurd Wathne (SFK Brann [Bergen]) Otto Aulie (SFK Lyn [Kristiania]) Adolph Wold (SK Ready [Kristiania]) Alexander Olsen (SFK Brann) Michael Paulsen (Ørn FK [Horten]) COACH: James McPherson * This player, although included in the official squad list submitted to FIFA, didn’t finally travel to Belgium due to injury. |
Goalkeepers Ricardo Zamora Martínez (FC Barcelona) Agustín Eizaguirre Ostolaza (Real Sociedad de Fútbol [S.Seb.])
(x) Luis Otero Sánchez-Encinas (Real Vigo SC) Mariano Arrate Esnaola (Real
Sociedad de Fútbol) (c) Francisco Emery Arocena (Real Unión Club) (y) Midfielders José Samitier Vilalta (FC
Barcelona) Ramón Eguiazábal Berroa (Real
Unión Club [Irún]) Forwards Francisco Pagazaurtundúa González-Murrieta
“Pagaza” (Arenas) Ramón González Figueroa (Real Vigo SC) (z) COACH: Francisco “Paco” Bru Llense (x) After Zamora’s excellent performance in the first game of the tournament, Eizaguirre decided to go back to Spain. (y) Emery was a late replacement for the originally selected Ramón “Moncho” Encinas Dios (RC Fortuna de Vigo), who couldn’t get days off from work; however, the former didn’t finally travel to Belgium due to illness (synovitis). (z) Ramón González fell ill after arriving to Belgium and was ineligible for the competition. |
Sweden (Sverige) |
Yugoslavia (Jugoslavija) |
Goalkeepers Robert Zander (Örgryte IS [Göteborg]) Valdus Lund (IFK Göteborg) Vidar Stenborg (IFK Eskilstuna) Karl Svensson (IFK Göteborg) Bertil Nordenskjöld (Djurgårdens IF [Stockholm]) (c) Rune Bergström (AIK [Stockholm]) |
Goalkeepers Dragutin Vrđuka (PHŠK Građanski [Zagreb]) Nikola Stanković (BSK [Beograd]) Vjekoslav Župančić (HAŠK [Zagreb]) Branimir Porobić (BUSK [Beograd]) Midfielders Stanko Tavčar (HAŠK) (x) Forwards Dragutin
Vragović (PHŠK Građanski) Josip Šolc (HŠK
Concordia) Andreja Kojić (BSK) COACH: Veljko Ugrinić (x) Although Tavčar was a Slovenian player who spend his entire football career with ŠK Ilirija [Ljubljana], in 1920 he happened to be in Zagreb completing his studies, and there he joined HAŠK. |
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