JUVENTUS 1949/50
JUVENTUS 1966/67
juventus - 1966-67 - salvadore - castano - anzolin - leoncini - zigoni - volpi - del sol - gori - cinesinho - simoni - menichelli
JUVENTUS 1969/70
1969/70 - salvadore - morini - roveta - castano - anzolin - tancredi - ? - haller - favalli - ? - leoncini - del sol - furino - anastasi - leonardi - vieri - ?
NOTTINGHAN FOREST 1979/80
IAN BOWYER
KENNY BURNS
FRANK CLARK
TREVOR FRANCIS
ARCHIE GEMMIL
LARRY LLOYD
JOHN MCGOVERN
DAVID NEEDHAM
MARTIN O´NEILL
JOHN ROBERTSON
PETER SHILTON
TONY WOODCOCK
CHRIS WOODS
VIV ANDERSON
COLIN BARRETT
GARY BIRTLES
PORTUGAL 1988 UNDER20
VASCO DA GAMA 1995
NAPOLI 1985/86
IRAKLIS 1988
ITALIA 1928
Team photo prior to friendly match with Portugal that took place on the hard-packed earth pitch of the Campo do Ameal.
15.4.1928 Campo do Ameal - Porto, Portugal
Friendly: Portugal - Italy 4-1 (2-1)
Portugal - Roquete, Alves, J. Vieira (cap.), Oliveira, A. Silva, Matos, Mota, Ramos (Pepe Soares), V. Silva, Armando Martins, J. Martins.
Coach: Candido de Oliveira.
Italia - Gianni (Bologna) 2, Caligaris (Casale) 31, F. Gasperi (Bologna) 1, Pietroboni (Inter) 6, Gandini (Alessandria) 6, Janni (Torino) 13, L. Conti (Inter) 25, Baloncieri (Torino) 33 (cap.), Libonatti (Torino) 10, Rossetti (Torino) 5, Levratto (Genoa) 20.
Coach: A. Rangone.
Referee: Christophe (Belgium)
Scorers: 20’ and 27’ Mota, 38’ Libonatti (I), 57’ Pepe Soares, 77’ Mota
Benfica 1968-69
Porto, Estadio das Antas.
Campeonato 1968-69: FC Porto (1) - Benfica (0)
From left to right - Top: Adolfo, Toni, Humberto Coelho, Cruz, Raul, Cavem, Jose Henrique[G.K.]. Bottom: Praia, Eusebio, Coluna, Simoes, Torres.
Source: Europa Cup 68/69 Magazine
FC PORTO 1986
FC Porto 1986
From left to right - Top: Lima Pereira, Mlynarczyk[G.K.], Celso, Eduardo Luis, Jaime Magalhaes, Inacio. Bottom: Andre, Gomes, Eloi, Madjer, Futre.
Scotland 1977
18.6.1977 Buenos Aires, La Bombonera.
Friendly: Argentina (1) - Scotland (1)
Source: World Cup Argentina ‘78 Magazine, page 21
Ajax 1971/72
From left to right - Top: Stuy[G.K.], Hulshoff, Suurbier, Blankenburg, Krol. Bottom: Cruijff, Haan, Swart, Neeskens, Mühren, Keizer.
19.4.1972 Lisbon, Estadio da Luz.
European Cup:
Semi-Final, 2nd Leg: Benfica (0) - Ajax (0)
DINAMARCA 1984
Lining up for the friendly against the Netherlands on 14.3.84.
REAL MADRID 1969/70
URUGUAY 1981
10.1.1981 Montevideo, Centenario.
Copa de Oro ‘80 (Mundialito) Final: Uruguay (2) - Brasil (1)
From left to right - Top: Rodriguez[G.K.], Olivera, Krazowski, Martinez, Diego, de Leon. Bottom: Ramos, de La Pena, Victorino, Paz, Morales.
Source: Mondial Magazine, n11 - February 1981
Goals via: Youtube Notes: ‘Zaga Brasileira’ = Brazil’s Achilles’ heel. The Brazilian broadcast announcer’s reply to the winning goal is classic, “…todo o mundo olhou, menos o Victorino, que de cabeca faz o segundo gol para o Uruguai!”
FC PORTO 1979/80
Equipo que participó el la copa de Europa que eliminó en primera ronda al AC Milán y cayó posteriormente ante el Real Madrid.
1980 CL R2 FC Porto Por Real Madrid Esp 2-1 0-1
1980 CL R1 FC Porto Por AC Milan Ita 0-0 1-0
OCTAVOS DE FINAL (IDA)
Fecha: 24-10-79; Estadio: Das Antas (Oporto).
FC OPORTO (POR) - REAL MADRID CF 2-1
Arbitro: Vautrot (Francia)
Goles: 1-0 Gomes 34´, 2-0 Gomes 39´,
2-1 Cunningham 50´.
FC OPORTO, 2;
Fonseca; Gabriel, Freitas, Simoes, Murca, Rodolfo, Duda,
Romeu (Albertinho 46´), Frasco (Sousa 81´), Gomes, Costa.
REAL MADRID CF, 1;
García Remón; San José, Benito, Sabido (Roberto Martínez 46´), Camacho,
Del Bosque, García Navajas, Stielike, Angel, Santillana, Cunningham.
OCTAVOS DE FINAL (VUELTA)
Fecha: 07-11-79; Estadio: Santiago Bernabéu.
REAL MADRID CF - FC OPORTO (POR) 1-0
Arbitro: Rainea (Rumania)
Goles: 1-0 Benito 72´.
REAL MADRID CF, 1;
García Remón; San José (García Navajas 55´), Pirri (Sabido 89´), Benito,
Camacho, Del Bosque, Angel, Stielike, Roberto Martínez, Santillana, Cunningham.
FC OPORTO, 0;
Fonseca; Teixeira, Simoes, Freitas, Murca, Rodolfo, Romeu, (Albertinho 75´),
Duda, Frasco, Gomes, Costa.
SAMPDORIA 1948/49
ALEMANIA 1977
