XVII Olympic Football Tournament
(Seoul 1988)
Game Details
(From 17-09-1988 to 1-10-1988)
| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 17-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 24.000 REFEREE: Juan Daniel Cardellino (URU) GOALS: 0-1 (Wuttke 31’); 0-2 (Mill 60’); 0-3 (Mill 89’) |
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China - FRG |
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| 0-3 (0-1) |
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CHINA Zhāng Huìkāng Zhū Bō, Gāo Shēng, Jiă Xiùquán, Mài Chāo Guō Yìjūn, Xiè Yùxīn (Lĭ Huī 84’), Liŭ Hăiguāng, Táng Yáodōng Duàn Jŭ, Mă Lín (c) (Wáng Băoshān 88’) COACH: Gāo Fēngwén |
FRG Kamps Hörster, Schulz, Funkel, Grahammer Görtz, Häßler, Fach (Schreier 84’), Wuttke (Kleppinger 77’) Klinsmann (c), Mill COACH: Hannes Löhr |
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| STADIUM: Mudeung Gyeonggijang “Mudeung Stadium” (Gwangju) DATE: 17-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.000 REFEREE: Shizuo Takada (JAP) GOALS: 1-0 (Carnevale 3’); 1-1 (Castañeda 7’); 2-1 (Evani 11’); 3-1 (Virdis 34’); 4-1 (Ferrara 38’); 5-1 (Desideri 75’); 5-2 (Paniagua 79’) |
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Italy - Guatemala |
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| 5-2 (4-1) |
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ITALY Tacconi Cravero, Tassotti (c), Ferrara, De Agostini Colombo, Mauro, Iachini (Desideri 69’), Evani (Galia 60’) Carnevale, Virdis COACH: Francesco Rocca |
GUATEMALA Jerez Dávila, Mazariegos (Ortiz 78’), Monzón, Wellmann Batres, Pérez, Funes, Rodas Paniagua, Castañeda COACH: Jorge Roldán |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 17-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 15.000 REFEREE: Edgardo Codesal (MEX) GOALS: 0-1 (Dhiab 16’); 0-2 (Maâloul [p.] 43’); 1-2 (Thern 44’); 2-2 (Hellström 45’) [Incidents: Thern and Limam were both sent off (min. 73).] |
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Sweden - Tunisia |
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| 2-2 (2-2) |
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SWEDEN S. Andersson Vaattovaara, Lönn, Arnberg (c), R. Nilsson Thern, Rehn, M. Andersson, J. Nilsson Eskilsson (Dahlin 65’), Hellström (Limpar 85’) COACH: Benny Lennartsson |
TUNISIA Chouchane Ouhachi, Mahjoubi, Ben Yahia, Mizouri Smirani, Maâloul, Baouab, Dhiab (c) Rouissi, Limam COACH: Antoni Piechniczek |
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| STADIUM: Hanbat Undongjang “Hanbat Stadium” (Daejeon) DATE: 17-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 29.600 REFEREE: Jesús Díaz Palacios (COL) GOALS: 0-1 (Radhi [p.] 36’); 1-1 (Nyirenda 44’); 2-1 (K. Bwalya 66’); 2-2 (Karim Allawi 71’) |
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Zambia - Iraq |
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| 2-2 (1-1) |
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ZAMBIA Chabala (Richard Mwanza 60’) Chitalu, Melu (c), Chomba, Mumba Musonda, J. Bwalya, Makinka, K. Bwalya Nyirenda, Chansa COACH: Samuel Ndhlovu |
IRAQ Jassim Jaffar, Kamel, Orabi, Dirjal (c) Natiq Hashim, Gourgis (Ismail Mohammed 46’), Qais, Karim Allawi Saeed, Radhi COACH: Ammo Baba |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 18-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 30.000 REFEREE: Tullio Lanese (ITA) GOALS: - |
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South Korea - Soviet Union |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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SOUTH KOREA Cho B.D. (c) Park K.H., Cho M.K., Chung Y.H. , Gu S.B. Choi K.H., Yeo B.K. (Choi Y.K. 62’), Kim J.S. Byun B.J., Chung H.W. (Choi S.K. 24’), Choi S.H. COACH: Kim Jung-nam |
SOVIET UNION Kharin Losev (c), K'et'ashvili, Gorlukovich, Cherednik Narbekovas, Ponomarjov, Mikhajlichenko, Dobrovol’skij Savichev (Tatarchuk 58’), Borodjuk (Ljutyj 46’) COACH: Anatolij Byshovets |
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| STADIUM: Mudeung Gyeonggijang “Mudeung Stadium” (Gwangju) DATE: 18-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.000 REFEREE: Juan Carlos Loustau (ARG) GOALS: 1-0 (Farina 48’) [Incidents: Yankos missed a penalty shot (min. 88).] |
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Australia - Yugoslavia |
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| 1-0 (0-0) |
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AUSTRALIA Olver Yankos, Davidson, Dunn, Jennings Petersen, Crino, Wade, Arnold (Slater 79’) Mitchell (Božinovski 87’), Farina COACH: Frank Árok |
YUGOSLAVIA Leković (Stojanović 30’) Šabanadžović, Stanojković, Barbarić, Spasić Stojković, Katanec (c), Brnović, Milinković (Mihić 69’) Tuce, Đukić COACH: Ivica Osim |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 18-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 18.500 REFEREE: Jamal al-Sharif (SYR) GOALS: 1-0 (Windischmann 78’); 1-1 (Alfaro Moreno [p.] 83’) |
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USA - Argentina |
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| 1-1 (0-0) |
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USA Vanole Krumpe, Caligiuri, Crow, Bliss Armstrong, Tab Ramos (Harkes 74’), Davis (c), Murray Goulet (Windischmann 68’), Vermes COACH: Lothar Osiander |
ARGENTINA Islas (c) Hernán Díaz, Fabbri, Agüero, Mayor (Lucca 54’) Siviski, Hugo Pérez, Lorenzo Ruidíaz, Alfaro Moreno, Comas (Airez 81’) COACH: Carlos Pachamé |
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| STADIUM: Hanbat Undongjang “Hanbat Stadium” (Daejeon) DATE: 18-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 29.512 REFEREE: Vincent Mauro (USA) GOALS: 1-0 (Edmar 59’); 2-0 (Romário 74’); 3-0 (Romário 84’); 4-0 (Bebeto 86’) |
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Brazil - Nigeria |
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| 4-0 (0-0) |
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BRAZIL Taffarel Luís Carlos Winck, Aloísio, André Cruz, Jorginho Ademir, Geovani (c), Edmar (Neto 63’), Mílton Romário, Careca (Bebeto 73’) COACH: Carlos Alberto Silva |
NIGERIA Ngodigha Nwanu, Adeshina, Ezeugo (Obobaifo 67’), Uwe Okpala (c), Okwaraji, Eguavoen, Sadi Yekini, Iorfa (Siasia 60’) COACH: Manfred Höner |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 19-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 14.000 REFEREE: Kenneth Hope (GBR) GOALS: 0-1 (Grahammer 4’); 1-1 (Maâloul [p.] 26’); 1-2 (Fach 50’); 1-3 (Mill 55’); 1-4 (Wuttke [p.] 75’) [Incidents: Klinsmann missed a penalty shot (min. 71).] |
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Tunisia - FRG |
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| 1-4 (1-1) |
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TUNISIA Chouchane Ouhachi, Mahjoubi, Mizouri, Ben Yahia Baouab, Dhiab (c), Smirani (Abid 75’), Maâloul Rouissi, Rannene COACH: Antoni Piechniczek |
FRG Kamps Hörster, Schulz, Funkel, Grahammer Fach, Häßler, Wuttke (Schreier 76’), Görtz (Kleppinger 79’) Klinsmann (c), Mill COACH: Hannes Löhr |
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| STADIUM: Mudeung Gyeonggijang “Mudeung Stadium” (Gwangju) DATE: 19-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 9.800 REFEREE: Keith Hackett (GBR) GOALS: 1-0 (K. Bwalya 40’); 2-0 (K. Bwalya 55’); 3-0 (J. Bwalya 63’); 4-0 (K. Bwalya 90’) |
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Zambia - Italy |
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| 4-0 (1-0) |
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ZAMBIA Chabala Chabinga, Melu (c), Chomba, Mumba Musonda, J. Bwalya, Makinka, K. Bwalya Nyirenda (Chikabala 71’), Chansa COACH: Samuel Ndhlovu |
ITALY Tacconi Cravero (Crippa 61’), Tassotti (c), Ferrara, De Agostini Colombo (Pellegrini 61’), Mauro, Galia, Iachini Carnevale, Virdis COACH: Francesco Rocca |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 19-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 17.000 REFEREE: Badara Sène (SEN) GOALS: 1-0 (Lönn 19’); 2-0 (Hellström 42’) |
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Sweden - China |
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| 2-0 (2-0) |
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SWEDEN S. Andersson R. Nilsson, Lönn, Arnberg (c), Ljung Engqvist, Limpar, M. Andersson, J. Nilsson (Palmér 84’) Dahlin (Lindman 75’), Hellström COACH: Benny Lennartsson |
CHINA Zhāng Huìkāng Zhū Bō, Gāo Shēng, Jiă Xiùquán, Mài Chāo Guō Yìjūn, Duàn Jŭ, Xiè Yùxīn, Táng Yáodōng Liŭ Hăiguāng (Wáng Băoshān 46’), Mă Lín (c) COACH: Gāo Fēngwén |
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| STADIUM: Hanbat Undongjang “Hanbat Stadium” (Daejeon) DATE: 19-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 23.500 REFEREE: Jean-Fidèle Diramba (GAB) GOALS: 1-0 (Radhi 57’); 2-0 (Jabbar 67’); 3-0 (Batres [o.g.] 77’) |
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Iraq - Guatemala |
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| 3-0 (0-0) |
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IRAQ Jassim Dirjal (c), Kamel, Orabi, Jabbar Jaffar, Gourgis (Hussein 46’), Ismail Mohammed, Qais Radhi, Saeed (Abid 78’) COACH: Ammo Baba |
GUATEMALA Piccinini Dávila, Mazariegos, Monzón, Wellmann Rodas (Delva 69’), Batres (Sandoval 81’), Pérez, Funes Paniagua, Castañeda COACH: Jorge Roldán |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 20-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 22.000 REFEREE: Baba Laouissi (MOR) GOALS: - |
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South Korea - USA |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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SOUTH KOREA Cho B.D. (c) Park K.H., Cho M.K., Chung Y.H., Gu S.B. Choi K.H. (Lee T.H. 25’ (Kim Y.S. 74’)), Choi Y.K., Kim J.S. Byun B.J., Choi S.K., Choi S.H. COACH: Kim Jung-nam |
USA Vanole Krumpe, Caligiuri, Crow, Bliss Armstrong, T. Ramos (Doyle 46’), Davis (c), Harkes (Stollmeyer 76’) Goulet, Klopas COACH: Lothar Osiander |
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| STADIUM: Hanbat Undongjang “Hanbat Stadium” (Daejeon) DATE: 20-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 24.000 REFEREE: Choi Gil-soo (SKR) GOALS: 1-0 (Stojković 35’); 2-0 (Šabanadžović [p.] 49’); 3-0 (Stojković 67’); 3-1 (Yekini 88’) |
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Yugoslavia - Nigeria |
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| 3-1 (1-0) |
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YUGOSLAVIA Stojanović Stanojković, Barbarić, Jozić, Spasić Stojković, Katanec, Savevski (c), Šabanadžović (Brnović 69’) Mihić, Šuker (Milošević 69’) COACH: Ivica Osim |
NIGERIA Obi Nwanu, Adeshina, Omokaro (Obiku 46’), Uwe Okpala (c), Okwaraji (Odegbami 79’), Eguavoen, Sadi Yekini, Siasia COACH: Manfred Höner |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 20-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 25.000 REFEREE: Gérard Biguet (FRA) GOALS: 1-0 (Dobrovol’skij 7’); 2-0 (Mikhajlichenko 22’); 2-1 (Alfaro Moreno [p.] 77’) |
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Soviet Union - Argentina |
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| 2-1 (2-0) |
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SOVIET UNION Kharin Losev (c), K'et'ashvili, Gorlukovich, Cherednik Narbekovas (Savichev 61’), Kuznetsov, Mikhajlichenko, Dobrovol’skij Tatarchuk (Yarovenko 79’), Ljutyj COACH: Anatolij Byshovets |
ARGENTINA Islas (c) Hernán Díaz, Lucca, Fabbri, Agüero Lorenzo, Hugo Pérez, Siviski Cabrera (Airez 68’), Alfaro Moreno, Comas COACH: Carlos Pachamé |
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| STADIUM: Dongdaemun Undongjang “Dongdaemun Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 20-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 15.000 REFEREE: Karl-Heinz Tritschler (FRG) GOALS: 0-1 (Romário 20’); 0-2 (Romário 57’); 0-3 (Romário 61’) [Incidents: Romário missed a penalty shot (min. 65), saved by Olver.] |
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Australia - Brazil |
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| 0-3 (0-1) |
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AUSTRALIA Olver Yankos, Davidson, Dunn (Van Egmond 60’), Jennings Crino, Petersen, Wade, Arnold Mitchell, Farina (Slater 75’) COACH: Frank Árok |
BRAZIL Taffarel Luís Carlos Winck, Batista, Aloísio, André Cruz Ademir, Geovani (c), Edmar, Mílton (João Paulo 81’) Romário, Careca (Bebeto 75’) COACH: Carlos Alberto Silva |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 21-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 17.000 REFEREE: Lennox Sirjuesingh (TRI) GOALS: - |
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Tunisia - China |
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| 0-0 (0-0) |
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TUNISIA Fessi Mahjoubi, Ben Neji, Ben Yahia, Chahat Bousnina, Maâloul, Baouab, Mhedhebi (Abid 58’) Dhiab (c), Rannene (Yaâcoubi 67’) COACH: Antoni Piechniczek |
CHINA Zhāng Huìkāng Zhū Bō, Gāo Shēng, Jiă Xiùquán, Zhāng Xiăowén Guō Yìjūn, Xiè Yùxīn, Lĭ Huī, Táng Yáodōng Duàn Jŭ, Liŭ Hăiguāng (Wáng Băoshān 82’) COACH: Gāo Fēngwén |
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| STADIUM: Mudeung Gyeonggijang “Mudeung Stadium” (Gwangju) DATE: 21-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 9.000 REFEREE: Abdul-Rahman Mandi Jassim (BHR) GOALS: 1-0 (Makinka 53’); 2-0 (K. Bwalya [p.] 79’); 3-0 (K. Bwalya 82’); 4-0 (Makinka 85’) |
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Zambia - Guatemala |
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| 4-0 (0-0) |
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ZAMBIA Chabala Chabinga, Melu (c), Mulenga, Mumba Musonda, Chambeshi, Makinka, K. Bwalya Nyirenda (Pearson Mwanza 79’), Chansa COACH: Samuel Ndhlovu |
GUATEMALA Jerez Dávila, Monzón (Batres 46’), Mazariegos, Ortiz Rodas, López, Sandoval (Gardiner 60’), Pérez Delva, Castañeda COACH: Jorge Roldán |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 21-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 17.000 REFEREE: Kurt Röthlisberger (SWI) GOALS: 0-1 (Walter 60’); 1-1 (Engqvist 64’); 2-1 (Lönn 85’) |
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Sweden - FRG |
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| 2-1 (0-0) |
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SWEDEN S. Andersson R. Nilsson, Lönn, Arnberg (c), Ljung Limpar, Engqvist, M. Andersson, J. Nilsson Dahlin (Rehn 77’), Hellström COACH: Benny Lennartsson |
FRG Kamps Hörster, Schulz, Görtz, Grahammer Kleppinger, Fach, Häßler, Wuttke (Schreier 66’) Mill (Walter 46’), Klinsmann (c) COACH: Hannes Löhr |
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| STADIUM: Dongdaemun Undongjang “Dongdaemun Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 21-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 13.000 REFEREE: Hernán Martín Silva Arce (CHI) GOALS: 0-1 (Rizzitelli 59’); 0-2 (Mauro 63’) |
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Iraq - Italy |
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| 0-2 (0-0) |
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IRAQ Jassim Dirjal (c), Kamel, Orabi, Jabbar Jaffar, Hussein, Ismail Mohammed, Qais (Shaker 46’) Radhi, Saeed (Karim Allawi 70’) COACH: Ammo Baba |
ITALY Tacconi Brambati, Tassotti (c), Ferrara, De Agostini Crippa, Iachini, Mauro (Colombo 81’), Evani Virdis, Rizzitelli (Carnevale 80’) COACH: Francesco Rocca |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 22-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 30.000 REFEREE: Christopher Bambridge (AUS) GOALS: 0-1 (Alfaro Moreno 3’); 1-1 (Noh Soo-jin 14’); 1-2 (Fabbri 73’) |
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South Korea - Argentina |
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| 1-2 (1-1) |
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SOUTH KOREA Cho B.D. (c) Park K.H., Cho M.K., Chung Y.H., Gu S.B. Choi K.H. (Kim Y.S. 81’), Noh S.J. (Yeo B.K. 70’), Kim J.S. Byun B.J., Choi S.K., Choi S.H. COACH: Kim Jung-nam |
ARGENTINA Islas (c) Hernán Díaz, Monzón, Lucca, Fabbri Lorenzo (Cabrera 74’), Hugo Pérez (Russo 60’), Siviski Airez, Alfaro Moreno, Comas COACH: Carlos Pachamé |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 22-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 20.000 REFEREE: Arnaldo César Coelho (BRA) GOALS: 1-0 (Mikhajlichenko 7’); 2-0 (Narbekovas 19’); 3-0 (Dobrovol’skij [p.] 45’); 4-0 (Mikhajlichenko 48’); 4-1 (Goulet 65’); 4-2 (Doyle 85’) |
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Soviet Union - USA |
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| 4-2 (3-0) |
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SOVIET UNION Kharin Losev (c), K'et'ashvili, Gorlukovich, Yarovenko Kuznetsov, Mikhajlichenko (Borodjuk 59’), Dobrovol’skij (Janonis 54’) Narbekovas, Savichev, Ljutyj COACH: Anatolij Byshovets |
USA Vanole Krumpe (Armstrong 65’), Caligiuri, Crow, Bliss Doyle, Davis (c), Stollmeyer (Goulet 46’), Murray Vermes, Klopas COACH: Lothar Osiander |
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| STADIUM: Hanbat Undongjang “Hanbat Stadium” (Daejeon) DATE: 22-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 31.200 REFEREE: Aleksej Spirin (USSR) GOALS: 0-1 (André Cruz 25’); 0-2 (Bebeto 56’); 1-2 (Šabanadžović 69’) |
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Yugoslavia - Brazil |
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| 1-2 (0-1) |
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YUGOSLAVIA Stojanović Brnović (Milošević 46’), Barbarić, Jozić, Spasić Stojković, Stanojković, Katanec (c), Šabanadžović Mihić (Šuker 60’), Tuce COACH: Ivica Osim |
BRAZIL Taffarel Luís Carlos Winck, Batista, Aloísio, André Cruz Ademir, Geovani (c), Edmar (Bebeto 46’), Mílton Romário, Careca (Andrade 46’) COACH: Carlos Alberto Silva |
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| STADIUM: Dongdaemun Undongjang “Dongdaemun Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 22-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 12.800 REFEREE: Michał Listkiewicz (POL) GOALS: 1-0 (Kosmina 76’) |
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Australia - Nigeria |
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| 1-0 (0-0) |
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AUSTRALIA Olver Yankos, Van Egmond, Dunn (Koczka 69’), Jennings Davidson, Crino, Wade, Mitchell Arnold, Kosmina (Ollerenshaw 84’) COACH: Frank Árok |
NIGERIA Obi Eguavoen, Adeshina, Uwe, Sadi Okpala (c), Okwaraji, Iorfa (Odegbami 52’) Obiku (Ezeugo 80’), Yekini, Siasia COACH: Manfred Höner |
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| STADIUM: Mudeung Gyeonggijang “Mudeung Stadium” (Gwangju) DATE: 25-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 8.000 REFEREE: Jesús Díaz Palacios (COL) GOALS: 0-1 (Funkel [p.] 18’); 0-2 (Klinsmann 34’); 0-3 (Klinsmann 43’); 0-4 (Klinsmann 89’) BOOKED: Pearson Mwanza (67’) |
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Zambia - FRG |
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| 0-4 (0-3) |
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ZAMBIA Chabala Chabinga, Melu (c), Chomba, Mumba Musonda, J. Bwalya (Pearson Mwanza 54’), Makinka, K. Bwalya Chansa, Nyirenda (Msiska 54’) COACH: Samuel Ndhlovu |
FRG Kamps Hörster, Schulz, Funkel, Görtz Wuttke, Grahammer, Fach, Häßler (Janßen 77’) Klinsmann (c), Riedle (Kleppinger 29’) COACH: Hannes Löhr |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 25-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 7.000 REFEREE: Juan Daniel Cardellino (URU) GOALS: 1-0 (Dobrovol’skij [p.] 50’); 2-0 (Dobrovol’skij [p.] 54’); 3-0 (Mikhajlichenko 62’) BOOKED: Kuznetsov (82’) / Dunn (67’), Mitchell (RC 68’) [Incidents: Mitchell was sent off with a straight red card (min. 68).] |
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Soviet Union - Australia |
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| 3-0 (0-0) |
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SOVIET UNION Kharin Losev (c), K'et'ashvili, Gorlukovich, Cherednik (Fokin 72’) Narbekovas, Kuznetsov, Mikhajlichenko, Dobrovol’skij Tatarchuk (Skljarov 68’), Ljutyj COACH: Anatolij Byshovets |
AUSTRALIA Olver Van Egmond, Jennings, Yankos, Dunn Wade, Davidson, Crino, Farina Mitchell, Arnold COACH: Frank Árok |
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| STADIUM: Simin Undongjang “Civic Stadium” (Daegu) DATE: 25-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 11.000 REFEREE: Gérard Biguet (FRA) GOALS: 0-1 (Virdis 50’); 1-1 (Hellström 84’); 1-2 (Crippa 98’) BOOKED: Limpar (4’) / Brambati (37’), De Agostini (45’), Evani (58’), Colombo (108’) [Incidents: Michael Andersson missed a penalty shot (min. 71).] |
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Sweden - Italy |
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| 1-2 (0-0;1-1) |
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SWEDEN S. Andersson R. Nilsson, Lönn, Arnberg (c), Ljung Limpar (Eskilsson 23’), Engqvist, M. Andersson, Thern Hellström, J. Nilsson (Dahlin 73’) COACH: Benny Lennartsson |
ITALY Tacconi Brambati, Tassotti (c), Ferrara, De Agostini Iachini, Mauro, Crippa, Evani (Colombo 73’) Virdis, Rizzitelli (Carnevale 80’) COACH: Francesco Rocca |
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| STADIUM: Dongdaemun Undongjang “Dongdaemun Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 25-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 21.857 REFEREE: Kurt Röthlisberger (SWI) GOALS: 1-0 (Geovani 76’) BOOKED: Luís Carlos Winck (25’), Geovani (83’) |
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Brazil - Argentina |
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BRAZIL Taffarel Luís Carlos Winck, Aloísio, André Cruz, Jorginho Ademir, Andrade, Geovani (c), Mílton (Careca 65’) Romário, Bebeto COACH: Carlos Alberto Silva |
ARGENTINA Islas (c) Lucca, Lorenzo, Monzón, Fabbri (Mayor 65’) Hernán Díaz, Hugo Pérez (Russo 80’), Siviski Airez, Alfaro Moreno, Comas COACH: Carlos Pachamé |
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| STADIUM: Gudeok Gyeonggijang “Gudeok Stadium” (Busan) DATE: 27-09-1988 (17:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 10.000 REFEREE: Jamal al-Sharif (SYR) GOALS: 1-0 (Virdis 50’); 1-1 (Dobrovol’skij 78’); 1-2 (Narbekovas 92’); 1-3 (Mikhajlichenko 106’); 2-3 (Carnevale 118’) BOOKED: Iachini (42’), Ferrara (94’), Ferrara (96’ > RC), Carnevale (108’) / Cherednik (35’), Gorlukovich (53’), K'et'ashvili (85’), Savichev (102’) [Incidents: Ferrara was sent off after a second bookable offense (min. 96).] |
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Italy - Soviet Union |
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| 2-3 (0-0;1-1) |
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ITALY Tacconi Brambati, Carobbi, Tassotti (c), Ferrara Iachini, Mauro, Crippa, Evani (Desideri 70’) Virdis, Rizzitelli (Carnevale 88’) COACH: Francesco Rocca |
SOVIET UNION Kharin Losev (c), K'et'ashvili, Gorlukovich, Cherednik (Yarovenko 46’) Narbekovas, Kuznetsov, Mikhajlichenko, Dobrovol’skij Tatarchuk (Savichev 70’), Ljutyj COACH: Anatolij Byshovets |
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| STADIUM: Jamsil Olimpik Jugyeonggijang “Jamsil Olympic Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 27-09-1988 (20:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 65.000 REFEREE: Keith Hackett (GBR) GOALS: 1-0 (Fach 50’); 1-1 (Romário 79’) BOOKED: Wuttke (75’) / Bebeto (3’), Geovani (43’), Ademir (67’), Aloísio (118’) PK: 0-0 (Janßen [saved]); 0-1 (João Paulo) / 0-1 (Klinsmann [out]); 0-2 (Luís Carlos Winck) / 1-2 (Kleppinger); 1-3 (Romário) / 2-3 (Fach); 2-3 (André Cruz [saved]) / 2-3 (Wuttke [saved]) [Incidents: Funkel missed a penalty shot, saved by Taffarel (min. 82).] |
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FRG - Brazil |
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| 1-1 (0-0;1-1) (pk: 2-3) |
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FRG Kamps Hörster, Schulz, Funkel, Görtz (Kleppinger 96’) Fach, Häßler, Grahammer, Wuttke Klinsmann (c), Mill (Janßen 106’) COACH: Hannes Löhr |
BRAZIL Taffarel Luís Carlos Winck, Aloísio, André Cruz, Jorginho Ademir (Mílton 72’), Geovani (c), Andrade Careca, Bebeto (João Paulo 62’), Romário COACH: Carlos Alberto Silva |
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| STADIUM: Jamsil Olimpik Jugyeonggijang “Jamsil Olympic Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 30-09-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 61.000 REFEREE: Juan Carlos Loustau (ARG) GOALS: 0-1 (Klinsmann 5’); 0-2 (Kleppinger 18’); 0-3 (Schreier 68’) BOOKED: Galia (60’), Crippa (87’) / Schulz (32’) |
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Italy - FRG |
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ITALY Tacconi Galia, Carobbi, Tassotti (c), Brambati Crippa, Mauro, Colombo, De Agostini Virdis (Rizzitelli 58’), Carnevale COACH: Francesco Rocca |
FRG Kamps Hörster, Schulz, Funkel, Sievers (Bommer 85’) Häßler, Kleppinger, Grahammer, Wuttke (Schreier 61’) Klinsmann (c), Mill COACH: Hannes Löhr |
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| STADIUM: Jamsil Olimpik Jugyeonggijang “Jamsil Olympic Stadium” (Seoul) DATE: 1-10-1988 (19:00 h) ATTENDANCE: 74.000 REFEREE: Gérard Biguet (FRA) GOALS: 0-1 (Romário 29’); 1-1 (Dobrovol’skij [p.] 60’); 2-1 (Savichev 103’) BOOKED: K'et'ashvili (42’), Tatarchuk (78’), Gorlukovich (91’), Tatarchuk (110’ > RC) / Careca (42’), Luís Carlos Winck (72’), Edmar (RC 112’), Aloísio (115’) [Incidents: Tatarchuk (min. 110) and Edmar (min. 112) were both sent off.] |
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Soviet Union - Brazil |
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SOVIET UNION Kharin Losev (c), K'et'ashvili, Gorlukovich, Yarovenko Narbekovas (Savichev 46’), Kuznetsov, Mikhajlichenko, Dobrovol’skij Tatarchuk, Ljutyj (Skljarov 115’) COACH: Anatolij Byshovets |
BRAZIL Taffarel Luís Carlos Winck, Aloísio, André Cruz, Jorginho Mílton, Andrade, Neto (Edmar 73’) Careca, Romário, Bebeto (João Paulo 75’) COACH: Carlos Alberto Silva |
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| GAME SUMMARY Brazil, after playing the most exciting football of the tournament, lost their second olympic final in a row. The Brazilians, aware that the Soviet team was superior in physical fitness, gave it all during the first 45 minutes, and took the lead after half an hour thanks to Romário. Although the Soviet Union pressed hard during the second half, their monotonous and predictable play didn’t pose a serious threat to Taffarel. However, at the hour mark the French referee Biguet adjudged that a seemingly innocuous challenge of Luís Carlos Winck to Mikhajlichenko in the Brazilian area should be punished with a penalty, and Dobrovol’skij equalized from the spot. The South Americans looked rather shocked after this goal and didn’t have the strenght to impose their rhythm. In the extra-time, with Brazil again on the attack, Mikhajlichenko broke free to assist Savichev, who lobbed the ball over an advanced Taffarel to score the winner.
Brazil set the tone during the first half with their dribblings and interpassing skills, while the Soviet Union held on with a disciplined defense waiting for the Brazilians to exhaust their energies. A series of dead ball situations in the Russian goal were readily saved by Kharin and his defenders. As the half progressed, the Brazilian rhythm decreased and the Europeans were able to get more into the game and in fact established a slight edge. In minute 29, however, Brazil took the lead when the tournament's top scorer Romário netted the ball in the far post after a corner kick. Although the game was still open, and both Kharin and Taffarel were instrumental in saving more goals, it looked as if Brazil had the edge they needed to control the remaining time with their game skills.
After halftime, Anatolij Byshovets brought on Savichev in place of Narbekovas to add more thrust up front, and the Torpedo Moskva forward almost made an immediate impression when he forced Taffarel to make a fine save. Mikhajlichenko and Kuznetsov established progressive control in midfield, and Brazil’s defense began to come under pressure. For all their domination, however, the Europeans were not able to create clear-cut chances in front of Taffarel, and it looked as if Brazil was closer to make it 2-0 on the counterattack. Then, in minute 60, and rather against the run of play, the Soviet Union was awarded a dubious penalty which Dobrovol’skij converted to make it 1-1. Although the South Americans tried to react, their attacks lacked the patient build-up work that they had before, and the Soviets didn’t have much trouble frustrating them while waiting for an isolate chance on the counterattack. With time running out, Carlos Alberto Silva staked everything on a single card and brought on Edmar and João Paulo instead of Neto and Bebeto. João Paulo in particular posed all sorts of problems for the Soviet defense with his swift moves, and after one of them Romário was brought down in the area in what looked like a penalty, but the referee waved play on. The Europeans defended stoutly until the final whistle (in spite of yet another penalty claim in their area, a few minutes from time).
So, for the first time since 1936, an extra-time was required to decide the olympic winner. The pace of the game until then (and also the exhausting semifinals against Italy and West Germany) had taken its toll and the rhythm now slowed down. As a result of the players’ increasing tiredness, the game was marred by constant fouling and a nervous atmosphere on the pitch. The Brazilians still kept their attacking instincts and had a golden chance to score in minute 100 when João Paulo shot on goal from outside the area, but Kharin was ready to save it. Only three minutes later, however, Savichev found himself at the end of a perfect counterattack and lifted the ball beautifully over an advanced Taffarel to make it 2-1. This late goal was a game killer, and the solid Soviet defense—in spite of the expelling of Tatarchuk after a second bookable offense—frustrated the desperate Brazilian attacks to claim their second olimpic gold. Brazil (who whas also reduced to ten men after Edmar was sent off with a straight red card) had a last chance to equalize just before time, but André Cruz’s shot was parried by Kharin and history repeated itself for the South Americans, who left the pitch in tears. |
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