XIII Olympic Football Tournament
Qualifying Stage — Game Details (SPAIN)
| *NOTE: The Spanish olympic squad was made up of amateur players (aficionados), who played mostly in minor leagues or B teams. For this reason, and for the sake of clarity, the names of their clubs are indicated in square brackets (only in the player’s first appearance with a specific club and within a specific season). |
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Spain - Turkey 4-0 (3-0 / 1-0) |
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| FIRST LEG |
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| Spain - Turkey 3-0 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: Estadio Helmántico (Salamanca) DATE: 5-05-1971 (20:30 h) Attendance: 25.000 Referee: Ahmed Khelifi (ALG) Goals: 1-0 (Manolín Cuesta 49’); 2-0 (Santillana 54’); 3-0 (Manolín Cuesta 58’) |
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Spain (coach: José Emilio Santamaría) Jesús Antonio Castro [Real Gijón] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Fabián Muñoz [Real Gijón] Ángel Luis Piñel [Elche CF] Juan Verdugo [Córdoba CF] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Manuel Fernández [Real Gijón] Francisco Varó [Córdoba CF] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Solsona [RCD Español] Rafael Alcaide “Crispi” [Córdoba CF] Ø (M. de la Cuesta “Manolín Cuesta” [Córdoba] 22’) Carlos Alonso “Santillana” [Real Santander SD] Juan Bautista Planelles [Real Madrid CF] Antonio Rodríguez Bosmediano [UD Las Palmas] |
Turkey (coach: Doğan Andaç) Erdoğan xxx (Mustafa xxx “Mustafa I” 61’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ekrem Günalp Tuncay Temeller Müjdat Yalman ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Timuçin Çuğ Hayrettin Endersert ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mustafa xxx “Mustafa II” Ali xxx “Ali I” Adem xxx Olcay Başarır Sinan Alayoğlu (Ali xxx “Ali II” 57’) |
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| SECOND LEG |
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| Turkey - Spain 0-1 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: 19 Mayıs (Ankara) DATE: 19-05-1971 (21:00 h) Attendance: 20.000 Referee: Gheorghe Limona (ROM) Goals: 0-1 (Bosmediano 60’) |
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Turkey (coach: Doğan Andaç) Erdoğan xxx ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ekrem Günalp Tuncay Temeller Müjdat Yalman ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Timuçin Çuğ Hayrettin Endersert ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Adem xxx Ali xxx “Ali I” (Astud xxx 85’) Mustafa xxx “Mustafa II” Olcay Başarır (Ali xxx “Ali II” 60’) Sinan Alayoğlu |
Spain (coach: José Emilio Santamaría) Jesús Antonio Castro ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Fabián Muñoz Ángel Luis Piñel Juan Verdugo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Manuel Fernández Francisco Varó ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Manuel de la Cuesta “Manolín Cuesta” Daniel Solsona Carlos Alonso “Santillana” Juan Bautista Planelles Antonio Rodríguez Bosmediano |
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Spain - Poland 0-2 (0-0) |
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| STADIUM: El Molinón (Gijón) DATE: 10-11-1971 (20:00 h) Attendance: 15.000 Referee: René Vigliani (FRA) Goals: 0-1 (Marx 47’); 0-2 (Lubański 56’) |
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Spain (coach: José Héctor Rial) Jesús Antonio Castro [Real Sporting de Gijón] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Agustín Guisasola [Club Atlético de Bilbao] Alfonso Cortés [AD Rayo Vallecano] Juan Verdugo [Real Madrid CF] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesús Rodríguez “Chuso” [Real Oviedo CF] Ø (José Fernando Ferrer [CD Castellón] 61’) José Manuel Fernández [Real Sporting de Gijón] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Lasa [Granada CF] Ø (Antonio Rodríguez Bosmediano [UD Las Palmas] 46’) Daniel Solsona [RCD Español] Antonio Martínez “Mori” [CD Málaga] José Antonio Grande [Real Madrid CF] Manuel de la Cuesta “Manolín Cuesta” [Córdoba CF] |
Poland (coach: Kazimierz Górski) Marian Szeja ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Antoni Szymanowski Marian Ostafiński Jerzy Gorgoń ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Zygmunt Anczok Bernard Blaut ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Joachim Marx Zygfryd Szołtysik Kazimierz Deyna Włodzimierz Lubański Jan Banaś (Grzegorz Lato 43’) |
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Bulgaria - Spain 8-3 (4-1) |
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| STADIUM: Vasil Levski (Sofija) DATE: 24-11-1971 (20:00 h) Attendance: 10.000 Referee: Fernando dos Santos Leite (POR) Goals: 1-0 (Petkov 8’); 2-0 (Vasilev 12’); 3-0 (Mikhajlov 33’); 4-0 (Mikhajlov 44’); 4-1 (Manolín Cuesta 45’); 4-2 (Quini 52’); 5-2 (Mikhajlov 54’); 5-3 (Quini 64’); 6-3 (Velichkov 65’); 7-3 (Bonev [p.] 72’); 8-3 (Vasilev 76’) [Incidents: In a game full of incidents, Guisasola (min. 75), García Remón (min. 76) and Grande (min. 88) were all sent off. After Guisasola’s expelling, which topped a series of very controversial decisions against Spain by the Portuguese referee during the game—two Bulgarian goals were originally disallowed for offside but later allowed—, the Spanish players surrounded Santos Leite to complain bitterly about Guisasola’s dismissal, and a minor crowd invasion ensued. However, in the middle of this chaos, the referee surprisingly allowed the game to continue, and Vasilev scored Bulgaria’s eighth goal by pushing the ball into an empty net, as even the Spanish goalkeeper was protesting in front of Santos Leite. When the pitch was finally cleared up, García Remón was also sent off. After the game, the three Portuguese officials, who were supposed to return home in the same flight as the Spanish team, cancelled their tickets and took a different airplane.] |
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Bulgaria (coach: Vasil Spasov) Yordan Filipov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ivan Zafirov Dimităr Penev Stefan Velichkov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Dobromir Zhechev Georgi Denev ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mladen Vasilev Khristo Bonev Petko Petkov Atanas Mikhajlov Dinko Dermendzhiev |
Spain (coach: José Héctor Rial) Mariano García Remón [Real Madrid CF] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Agustín Guisasola Alfonso Cortés Juan Verdugo (José Luis Díaz Macías [CD Málaga] 46’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Fernando Ferrer José Manuel Fernández ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Lasa Juan Manuel Asensi [CF Barcelona] Enrique Castro “Quini” [Real Sporting de Gijón] José Antonio Grande Manolín Cuesta (Jesús Antonio Castro 77’) |
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Poland - Spain 2-0 (1-0) |
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| STADIUM: Stadion Pogonii (Szczecin) DATE: 26-04-1972 (16:30 h) Attendance: 40.000 Referee: Kęstutis Andžulis (USSR) Goals: 1-0 (Maszczyk 21’); 2-0 (Maszczyk 55’) |
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Poland (coach: Kazimierz Górski) Hubert Kostka ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Antoni Szymanowski Jerzy Gorgoń Marian Ostafiński Zygmunt Anczok ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Zygmunt Maszczyk Kazimierz Deyna (Grzegorz Lato 37’) Zygfryd Szołtysik ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jan Banaś Joachim Marx Robert Gadocha (Józef Kowalczyk 82’) |
Spain (coach: José Héctor Rial) Jesús Antonio Castro ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Luis Capón [Burgos CF] José Luis Díaz Macías Fabián Muñoz [Real Sporting de Gijón] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Fernando Ferrer Manuel Rodríguez “Manolo” [RC Celta] ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Lasa Manuel Rodríguez “Murciano” [Real Murcia CF] José Álvarez [CD Málaga] José Francisco Oyarzábal [Real Sociedad de Fútbol] Manolín Cuesta (Alfredo Megido [Sporting Gijón] 70’) |
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Spain - Bulgaria 3-3 (2-2) |
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| STADIUM: El Plantío (Burgos) DATE: 31-05-1972 (18:00 h) Attendance: 16.000 Referee: Fabio Monti (ITA) Goals: 1-0 (Quini 4’); 1-1 (Bonev 11’); 2-1 (Quini 13’); 2-2 (Tsvetkov 18’); 2-3 (Mikhajlov 77’); 3-3 (Quini 80’) |
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Spain (coach: José Héctor Rial) Jesús Antonio Castro ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José Luis Capón José Luis Díaz Macías Juan Verdugo ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ángel María Villar [Club Atlético de Bilbao] Manuel Rodríguez “Manolo” (José Manuel Fernández 46’) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- José María Lasa Enrique Castro “Quini” Carlos Alonso “Santillana” [Real Madrid CF] Rufino Requejo [Burgos CF] José Macanás [Real Murcia CF] (José Fco. Oyarzábal 59’) |
Bulgaria (coach: Georgi Berkov) Rumencho Goranov ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ivan Zafirov Dobromir Zhechev Dimităr Penev ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Viktor Yonov Bozhil Kolev ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Mladen Vasilev (Atanas Mikhajlov 46’) Khristo Bonev Petko Petkov (Atanas Aleksandrov 62’) Georgi Tsvetkov Georgi Denev |
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