1989 MATCHES
INTERCONTINENTAL
Authors: Jean-Michel Cazal and Neil Morrison.
04/01/1989, Ramat-Gan, National Stadium, 19000
Friendly International
ISRAEL 0
NETHERLANDS 2 (Jan Wouters 10', John van Loen 11')
Israel: Shuli Gilardi, Yaron Parselani, Eitan Aharoni, Menashe Shimonov,
(1-4-3-2) Nir Alon (Efraim Davidi 65'), Eli Cohen, Iftah Halevi, Nir Klinger
(Eli Driks 75'), Moshe Sinai, Shalom Tikva, Roni Rosenthal
(Igal Menahem 88').
Netherlands: Johannes van Breukelen, Berry van Aerle, Adrianus van Tiggelen,
(4-4-2) Ronald Koeman, Sonny Silooy (Robert Reekers 82'), Gerald Vanenburg
(Jules Ellerman 46'), Jan Wouters, Erwin Koeman, John Bosman
(René Eykelkamp 67'), John van Loen, Pieter Huistra
(Robert Witschge 56').
Referee: László Kovács (Hungary).
Coaches: Israel: Itzhak Schneor and Yaacov Grundman.
Netherlands: Thijs Libregts.
11/01/1989, El-Mahalla, 40000
Friendly International
EGYPT 2 (Ari Hjelm 30' OG, Ahmed Abdou 'El-Kass' 84')
FINLAND 1 (Mikka-Matti Paatelainen 14')
Egypt:
Finland: Karl Laukkanen, Ilkka Mäkelä, Erkka Petäjä, Esa Pekonen (Marko Myyry 46'),
(1-4-3-2) Ari Heikkinen, Marku Kanerva, Jarmo Alatensiö (Kimmo Tarkkio 70'),
Kari Ukkonen, Ari Hjelm, Mikka-Matti Paatelainen, Ismo Lius
(Jari Rantanen 80').
Referee: Ibrahim El-Nady (Egypt).
Coaches: Egypt: Mahmoud El-Gohary.
Finland: Jukka Vakkila.
11/01/1989, Ta'Qali, National Stadium, 2441
Friendly International
MALTA 1 (David Carabott 32')
ISRAEL 2 (Igal Menahem 12', Moshe Sinai 89')
Malta: David Cluett, Edwin Camilleri (Martin Gregory 23'), Joseph Galea,
(4-4-2) Silvio Camilleri (Jesmond Zerafa 75'), Alexander Azzopardi, Raymond Vella,
Charles Scerri (Silvio Vella 64'), Michael Degiorgio, Hubert Suda,
Carmel Busuttil, David Carabott.
Israel: Shuli Gilardi, Eitan Aharoni (Yehuda Amar 46'), Shlomo Iluz, Yossi Zana,
(4-4-2) Eli Cohen, Iftah Halevi, Nir Klinger (Nir Levin 83'), Efraim Davidi,
Moshe Sinai, Eli Driks, Igal Menahem.
Referee: Victor Mintoff (Malta).
Coaches: Malta: Horst Heese (West Germany).
Israel: Itzhak Schneor & Yaacov Grundman.
13/01/1989, Cairo, Nasser stadium, 8000
Friendly International
EGYPT 2 (Hesham Abdel Rasoul 7', Khaled Eid 80')
FINLAND 1 (Kimmo Tarkkio 42')
Egypt:
Finland: Dan-Ola Eckerman (Olli Huttunen 46'), Erkka Petäjä, Ilkka Mäkelä
(4-3-3) (Ari Heikkinen 60'), Jari Europaeus, Marku Kanerva, Marko Myyry,
Jarmo Alatensiö (Kari Ukkonen 46'), Jari Rantanen (Ari Tegelberg 75'),
Anders Roth, Ismo Lius, Kimmo Tarkkio.
Referee: Abdel Salas El-Hamamsy (Egypt).
Coaches: Egypt: Mahmoud El-Gohary.
Finland: Jukka Vakkila.
16/01/1989, George Town
Friendly International
CAYMAN ISLANDS
BRAZIL U21
Coaches: Cayman Islands: Winston Chung (Jamaica).
Brazil U21: René Simões.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
19/01/1989, Margao (India), Fatorda (Nehru) Stadium, 40000
Nehru Cup
HUNGARY OLYMPIC 3 (Tamás Petres, László Gyenti, Zoltán Csucsánszky)
NORTH KOREA 0
Hungary Olympic: Zsolt Petry; Zsolt Máriási, Csaba László, György Novath, Gábor Horváth;
István Sallói (László Gyenti 39'), László Emmer, Tamás Petres; Gyula Jónás,
Zoltán Csucsánszky, Róbert Jován.
North Korea:
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
20/01/1989, Margao, Fatorda (Nehru) Stadium
Nehru Cup
INDIA 0
POLAND U21 2 (Jacek Bayer 48', Mirosław Kubisztal 86')
India:
Poland U21: Jacek Chyła, Dariusz Adamczuk, Tomasz Łapiński, Marek Piotrowicz,
Waldemar Kryger, Dariusz Skrzypczak (Dariusz Sajdak), Artur Chwedczuk,
Mateusz Jelonek (Waldemar Kamiński), Jacek Cyzio, Jacek Bayer,
Mirosław Kubisztal.
Referee: Vadim Zhuk (USSR).
Notes: Not a full FIFA international. The Poland U21 team contained two overage
players, Kubisztal 25 and Bayer 24.
24/01/1989, Margao, Fatorda (Nehru) Stadium, 25000
Nehru Cup
INDIA 0
USSR U21 2 (Andrey Kobelev 81', Gela Ketashvili 87' pen)
India:
USSR U21: Andrey Kovtun, Gela Ketashvili [c], Kakhaber Tskhadadze,
Sergey Shmatovalenko, Dmitriy Chugunov, Aleksandr Mostovoy
(Sergey Pogodin 65'), Yevgeniy Smertin (Andrey Kobelev 46'),
Andrey Pyatnitskiy, Zaza Revishvili, Igor Shalimov, Igor Kolyvanov.
Referee: Sándor Puhl (Hungary).
Notes: The first goalscorer is also reported as Andrey Pyatnitskiy. Not a full
FIFA international. The USSR U21 team contained one overage player,
Ketashvili 23.
30/01/1989, Margao (India), Fatorda (Nehru) Stadium
Nehru Cup
NORTH KOREA 2 (Chu Kyong-Sik 25', Ri Hyok-Chon 68')
POLAND U21 0
North Korea:
Poland U21: Jacek Chyła, Dariusz Adamczuk (Adam Książek), Tomasz Łapiński,
Marek Piotrowicz, Waldemar Kryger, Jacek Cyzio, Mateusz Jelonek,
Tomasz Dziubiński, Waldemar Kamiński, Jacek Bayer (Dariusz Skrzypczak),
Mirosław Kubisztal.
Referee: Sagar Sen (India).
Cards: North Korea: Ri Jong-Man [Y].
Poland U21: Marek Piotrowicz [Y].
Notes: Not a full FIFA international. The Poland U21 team contained two overage
players, Kubisztal 25 and Bayer 24.
31/01/1989, Margao, Fatorda (Nehru) Stadium
Nehru Cup
INDIA 0
HUNGARY OLYMPIC 1 (Róbert Jován 28')
India:
Hungary Olympic: János Koszta; Zsolt Máriási, Csaba László, György Novath, Gábor Horváth;
Zoltán Csucsánszky, László Emmer, László Gyenti; Gyula Jónás, Róbert Jován,
Tamás Petres.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
01/02/1989, Margao (India), Fatorda (Nehru) Stadium, 30000
Nehru Cup
USSR U21 1 (Sergey Pogodin 58')
NORTH KOREA 0
USSR U21: Aleksey Prudnikov, Gela Ketashvili [c], Kakhaber Tskhadadze,
Sergey Shmatovalenko, Dmitriy Chugunov, Andrey Kobelev
(Aleksandr Mostovoy 60'), Andrey Pyatnitskiy, Zaza Revishvili,
Sergey Pogodin, Oleg Sergeyev (Igor Kolyvanov 75'), Yevgeniy Smertin.
North Korea:
Referee: Melvin D'Souza (India).
Notes: Not a full FIFA international. The USSR U21 team contained two overage
players, Prudnikov 28 and Ketashvili 23.
02/02/1989, Bangkok (Thailand)
King's Cup
DENMARK U21 3 (Henrik Risom 4', Søren Folkman 21', Morten Donnerup 80')
NORTH KOREA 0
Referee: Booncherd Pratumthong (Thailand).
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
07/02/1989, San José, Estadio Nacional de la Sabana, 14000
Friendly International
COSTA RICA 2 (Alexandre Guimarães 11', Claudio Jara 68')
POLAND 4 (Krysztof Warzycha 8' 30', Roman Kosecki 15', Jan Urban 67')
Costa Rica: Hermidio Barrantes, Edwin Salazar, Mauricio Montero, Roger Flores,
(4-3-3) Enrique Díaz, Alexandre Guimarães, Enrique Rivers (Javier Wanchope 79'),
Héctor Marchena, Hernán Medford, Evaristo Coronado, Claudio Jara.
Poland: Józef Wandzik, Zbigniew Kaczmarek, Piotr Jegor, Damian Łukasik,
(1-4-3-2) Jerzy Wijas (Piotr Rzepka 62'), Dariusz Wdowczyk (Krystian Szuster 31'),
Waldemar Prusik [c], Ryszard Tarasiewicz (Piotr Soczyński 79'), Jan Urban,
Roman Kosecki, Krysztof Warzycha.
Referee: Rodrigo Badilla (Costa Rica).
Coaches: Costa Rica: Gustavo De Simone (Uruguay).
Poland: Wojciech Łazarek.
Note: The date is also reported as 08/02/1989.
08/02/1989, Ta'Qali (Malta), National Stadium, 1500
Rothmans Tournament
ALGERIA 2 (Mohamed Benabou 59', Tarek Hadj Adlane 83')
FINLAND 0
Algeria: Larbi El-Hadi, Mourad Rahmouni, Rachid Adgigh, Abdelrezzak Belgherbi,
(4-4-2) Kamel Adjas, Salah Assad (Moussa Saib 46'), Abdelouahab Maiche,
Malik Zorgane, Tarek Hadj Adlane, Nassim Zeggour
(Abdelkader Tlemçani 62'), Mohamed Benabou.
Finland: Dan Ola Eckerman, Jari Europaeus, Erik Holmgren, Jyrki Hännikainen,
(1-4-3-2) Ari Heikkinen, Marku Kanerva (Tommi Paavola 46'), Marko Myyry
(Anders Roth 60'), Kari Ukkonen, Erkka Petäjä, Ismo Lius
(Jarmo Alatensiö 79'), Kimmo Tarkkio.
Referee: Victor Mintoff (Malta).
Coaches: Algeria: Kamel Lemoui.
Finland: Jukka Vakkila.
08/02/1989, Ramat-Gan, National Stadium, 6000
Friendly International
ISRAEL 3 (Nir Klinger 6', Nir Alon 7', Eli Driks 73')
WALES 3 (Barry Horne 11', Eitan Aharoni 57' OG, Malcolm Allen 87')
Israel: Shuli Gilardi, Eitan Aharoni, Yehuda Amar, Nir Alon, David Pizanti,
(4-4-2) Efraim Davidi, Nir Klinger, Moshe Sinai, Nir Levin (Reuven Atar 80'),
Roni Rosenthal, Igal Menahem (Eli Driks 46').
Wales: Andy Dibble, Gareth Hall (Neil Slatter 69'), Peter Nicholas,
(4-4-2) Kevin Ratcliffe [c], Mark Bowen, Clayton Blackmore, Barry Horne,
Geraint Williams (Malcolm Allen 69'), Colin Pascoe, Dean Saunders,
Mark Hughes.
Referee: Ulf Eriksson (Sweden).
Coaches: Israel: Itzhak Schneor & Yaacov Grundman.
Wales: Terry Yorath.
10/02/1989, Ta'Qali, National Stadium, 2497
Rothmans Tournament
MALTA 0
ALGERIA 1 (Malik Zorgane 22')
Malta: Reginald Cini, Edwin Camilleri, Joseph Galea, Silvio Vella,
(4-4-2) Alex Azzopardi, Charles Scerri, Hubert Suda (Mark Psaila 69'),
Joseph Brincat (Raymond Sciberras 62'), Michael Degiorgio, David Carabott,
Martin Gregory (Nicholas Saliba 73').
Algeria: Antar Osmani, Ali Ben Halima (Mourad Rahmouni 75'), Rachid Adgigh,
(4-4-2) Abdelrezzak Belgherbi, Kamel Adjas, Moussa Saib, Abdelouahab Maiche,
Malik Zorgane (Omar Belatoui 85'), Hadj Adlane, Abdelkader Tlemçani,
Mohamed Bennabou.
Referee: Esa Palsi (Finland).
Coaches: Malta: Horst Heese (West Germany).
Algeria: Kamel Lemoui.
12/02/1989, Ta'Qali (Malta), National Stadium, 6000
Rothmans Tournament
ALGERIA 0
DENMARK 0
Algeria: Larbi El-Hadi, Mourad Rahmouni, Rachid Adgigh, Fodil Megharia, Kamel Adjas,
(4-4-2) Moussa Saib, Abdelouahab Maiche, Malik Zorgane, Hadj Adlane,
Abdelkader Tlemçani (Nassim Zeggour 69'), Mohamed Bennabou.
Denmark: Peter Schmeichel, Lars Olsen, John Larsen, Kent Nielsen, Henrik Larsen,
(1-3-3-3) John Helt, Ulrich Moseby (Bjarne Jansen 56'), Johnny Molby, Brian Laudrup,
Lars Elstrup (Johnny Hansen 69'), Bent Christensen.
Referee: Edgar Azzopardi (Malta).
Coaches Algeria: Kamel Lemoui.
Denmark: Josef 'Sepp' Piontek (West Germany).
Note: Denmark's squad consisted entirely of Denmark-based players, but the match
is regarded as a full international by the DBU.
12/02/1989, Ciudad de Guatemala, Estadio Mateo Flores, 16500
Friendly International
GUATEMALA 0
POLAND 1 (Krysztof Warzycha 54')
Guatemala: Ricardo Piccinini, Juan Manuel Dávila, Víctor Hugo Monzón, Allan Wellman,
(4-4-2) Alejandro Ortiz (Sergio Rivera 66'), Juan Manuel Funes, Marvin Ceballos,
Félix McDonald (Edwin Westphal 46'), Iván De León (Jaime Batres 66'),
Adán Paniagua, Raúl Chacón.
Poland: Józef Wandzik, Zbigniew Kaczmarek, Waldemar Prusik, Damian Łukasik,
(1-4-3-2) Jerzy Wijas (Piotr Soczyński 80'), Dariusz Wdowczyk (Piotr Jegor 80'),
Krystian Szuster (Piotr Rzepka 46'), Ryszard Tarasiewicz
(Dariusz Fornalak 46'), Jan Urban, Roman Kosecki, Krysztof Warzycha.
Referee: Fredy Burgos (Guatemala).
Coaches: Guatemala: Jorge Roldán.
Poland: Wojciech Łazarek.
Cards: Guatemala: Raúl Chacón [Y].
Poland: none.
13/02/1989, Cairo, Nasser Stadium, 17500
Friendly International
EGYPT 0
EAST GERMANY 4 (Ulf Kirsten 4', 83', Andreas Thom 42', 87')
Egypt: Ahmed Shoubeir, Ibrahim Hassan, Hesham Yakan, Hany Ramzy, Ahmed Ramzy
(4-4-2) (Rabei Yassin 46'), Ahmed Abdou 'El Kass' (Mohamed Abdel Galil 82'),
Ashraf Qassem, Alaa Mayoub, Tarek Soliman (Khaled Eid 46'),
Hesham Abdel Rassoul (Mohammed Saleh Abugreisha 80'), Gamal Abdelhamid
(Hossam Hassan 46').
East Germany: René Müller [c], Ronald Kreer, Matthias Lindner, Frank Rohde,
(4-4-2) Andreas Trautmann, Matthias Sammer, Heiko Scholz (Sven Köhler 46'),
Rico Steinmann (Heiko Bonan 78'), Andreas Thom, Ulf Kirsten, Thomas Doll
(Olaf Marschall 70').
Referee: Mohamed Abdel Hussam El-Din (Egypt).
Coaches: Egypt: Mahmoud El-Gohary.
East Germany: Manfred Zapf.
14/02/1989, Puebla, Estadio Cuauhtémoc, 25000
Friendly International
MEXICO 3 (Luis Roberto Alves 'Zague' 6', Zbigniew Kaczmarek 43' OG,
Raúl Moreno 49')
POLAND 1 (Roman Kosecki 79')
Mexico: Javier Ledezma (Adolfo Rios 63'), Juan Hernández, Roberto Ruíz Esparza,
(4-4-2) Alfredo Tena (Demetrio Madero 28'), Sergio Díaz (Arturo Álvarez 23'),
Alfonso Sosa (Raúl Moreno 46'), Carlos Muñoz, Manuel Negrete
(Jorge Roon 46'), Gonzalo Farfán, Carlos Hermosillo,
Luis Roberto Alves 'Zague'.
Poland: Józef Wandzik, Zbigniew Kaczmarek, Piotr Rzepka (Piotr Soczyński 46'),
(1-4-3-2) Damian Łukasik (Dariusz Fornalak 67'), Jerzy Wijas, Dariusz Wdowczyk,
Waldemar Prusik, Ryszard Tarasiewicz (Krystian Szuster 46'), Jan Urban,
Roman Kosecki, Krzysztof Warzycha.
Referee: Fermin Ramírez (Mexico).
Coaches: Mexico: Alberto Guerra.
Poland: Wojciech Łazarek.
01/03/1989
Friendly International
SAUDI ARABIA
ZAMBIA
Notes: Not a full FIFA international. The match was announced as a fixture, and it
is unclear whether it was played.
05/03/1989, Ramat-Gan, National Stadium, 44500
World Cup Qualifier
ISRAEL 1 (Rony Rosenthal 7')
NEW ZEALAND 0
Israel: Boni Ginzburg, Avi Cohen II, Yehuda Amar, Nir Alon, David Pizanti,
(4-4-2) Efraim Davidi, Nir Klinger, Moshe Sinai, Eli Driks (Reuven Atar 61'),
Eli Ohana, Roni Rosenthal.
New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Ceri Evans, Malcolm Dunford, Richard Herbert, Gary Lund,
(1-4-3-2) Thomas Mason, Daniel Halligan (Anthony Levy 69'), Wynton Rufer,
Christopher Riley, Noel Barkley, Darren McClennan (David Witteveen 76').
Referee: Serge Muhmenthaler (Switzerland).
Coaches: Israel: Itzhak Schneor & Yaacov Grundman.
New Zealand: John Adshead.
Cards: Israel: Eli Ohana [Y 51'].
New Zealand: Richard Herbert [Y].
12/03/1989, Kingston, National Stadium
Friendly International
JAMAICA 0
PARAGUAY 3 (Justo Jacquet 24', Eumelio Ramón Palacios 65', Gabino Román 69')
Jamaica: Paul Campbell (Stennett Samms), Barrington Gaynor, Ramon Christian,
Peter Isaacs, Allan Latty, [6 missing].
Paraguay: Roberto Fernández, Virginio Cáceres, Luis Caballero, Catalino Rivarola
(4-4-2) (Mario Ramírez), Justo Jacquet, Ramón Alfredo Escobar, Julio César Franco,
Jorge Guasch (Augusto Chamorro), Gabino Román, Buenaventura Ferreira,
Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
Referee:
Coaches: Jamaica: Geoffrey Maxwell.
Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
Note: The first goal-scorer is also reported as Catalino Rivarola.
15/03/1989, Fort-de-France
Friendly International
MARTINIQUE 0
PARAGUAY 2 (Mario Ramírez, Eumelio Ramón Palacios)
Martinique:
Paraguay: Ubaldo González, Virginio Cáceres, Luis Caballero, Mario Ramírez,
(4-4-2) Justo Jacquet, Ramón Alfredo Escobar, Julio César Franco, Jorge Guasch,
Carlos Guirland, Gabino Román (Buenaventura Ferreira), Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
Coaches: Martinique:
Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
17/03/1989, Basse-Terre
Friendly International
GUADELOUPE 0
PARAGUAY 2 (Buenaventura Ferreira, Eumelio Ramón Palacios)
Guadeloupe:
Paraguay: Roberto Fernández, Virginio Cáceres, Luis Caballero, Catalino Rivarola
(4-4-2) (Hugo Ruíz Viera), Justo Jacquet, Augusto Chamorro, Julio César Franco,
Jorge Guasch, Carlos Guirland (Gabino Román), Buenaventura Ferreira,
Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
Coaches: Guadeloupe:
Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
19/03/1989, Port of Spain
Friendly International
TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 2 ()
PARAGUAY 2 (Virginio Cáceres, Mario Ramírez)
Trinidad/Tobago:
Paraguay: Ubaldo González, Virginio Cáceres, Luis Caballero, Catalino Rivarola
(4-4-2) (Mario Ramírez), Justo Jacquet, Ramón Alfredo Escobar, Julio César Franco,
Jorge Guasch, Gabino Román (Carlos Guirland), Buenaventura Ferreira,
Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
Coaches: Trinidad/Tobago: Everald Cummings.
Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
19/03/1989, Ramat-Gan, National stadium, 45000
World Cup qualifier
ISRAEL 1 (Eli Ohana 67' pen)
AUSTRALIA 1 (Charles Yankos 73')
Israel: Boni Ginzburg, Yehuda Amar, Avi Cohen II, Shlomo Iluz, Nir Alon,
(1-4-3-2) David Pizanti (Eli Cohen 83'), Efraim Davidi (Eli Driks 79'), Nir Klinger,
Moshe Sinai, Eli Ohana, Roni Rosenthal.
Australia: Jefferson Olver, Wally Savor, Steven Calderan, Charles Yankos,
(4-3-3) Alan Davidson, Michael Petersen, Oscar Crino, Paul Wade, Graham Arnold,
Edija Krncevic, Frank Farina (Graham Jennings 88').
Referee: Manfred Neuner (West Germany).
Coaches: Israel: Itzhak Schneor & Yaacov Grundman.
Australia: Frank Arok.
Cards: Israel: none.
Australia: Frank Farina [Y 32'], Wally Savor [Y 56' R 88'].
22/03/1989, Arima, 7000
Friendly International
TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 1 (Floyd Lawrence 12')
PARAGUAY 1 (Julio César Franco 51')
Trinidad/Tobago:
Paraguay: Roberto Fernández, Virginio Cáceres, Luis Caballero, Catalino Rivarola,
(4-4-2) Justo Jacquet, Ramón Alfredo Escobar, Julio César Franco, Jorge Guasch,
Gabino Román (Carlos Guirland), Buenaventura Ferreira, Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
Referee: Errol Forbes (Trinidad/Tobago).
Coaches: Trinidad/Tobago: Everald Cummings.
Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
29/03/1989, Lisboa, Estádio José Alvalade, 25000
Friendly International (75th anniversary of FPF)
PORTUGAL 6 (António Jesus Oliveira 20', Frederico Rosa 39', 87',
António dos Santos 'André' 54', Adelino Nunes 56', José Semedo 63')
ANGOLA 0
Portugal: Silvino Louro, João Domingos Silva Pinto (Jaime Magalhães 73'),
(4-4-2) Frederico Rosa, António Jesus Oliveira, António Fonseca,
Vítor Araujo 'Paneira' (António dos Santos 'André' 46'), Adelino Nunes,
José Semedo, Rui Barros (César de Brito 46'), Rui Águas,
António Pacheco (Domingos Oliveira 76').
Angola: Lúcio, Sebastião, Nejo, Rasgado, Barbosa (Sarmento 73'),
(1-3-4-2) Abel de Campos, Jesus (Manuel 73'), Nelson, Arsenio, Manuel Saavedra,
Dias (Walter Zacarias 46').
Referee: Joaquín Ramos Marcos (Spain).
Coaches: Portugal: Julio Pereira 'Juca'.
Angola: Rubén García ().
09/04/1989, Auckland, Mount Smart Stadium, 3200
World Cup qualifier
NEW ZEALAND 2 (William Wright 19', Malcolm Dunford 35')
ISRAEL 2 (Rony Rosenthal 17', Nir Klinger 34')
New Zealand: Clint Gosling, Malcolm Dunford, Richard Herbert, Gary Lund, Thomas Mason,
(4-3-3) Michael Ridenton (Daniel Halligan 28'), Robert Ironside, Christopher Riley
(Anthony Levy 73'), Noel Barkley, Fred De Jong, William Wright.
Israel: Boni Ginzburg, Yehuda Amar, Avi Cohen II, Shlomo Iluz, Nir Alon,
(1-4-3-2) David Pizanti (Yaron Parselani 62'), Efraim Davidi, Nir Klinger
(Eli Ohana 70'), Moshe Sinai, Shalom Tikva, Roni Rosenthal.
Referee: Claude Bouillet (France).
Coaches: New Zealand: John Adshead.
Israel: Itzhak Schneor & Yaacov Grundman.
Cards: New Zealand: Fred De Jong [Y 11'], Robert Ironside [Y 74'].
Israel: Moshe Sinai [Y 21'].
12/04/1989, Ålborg, Ålborg stadion, 10400
Friendly International
DENMARK 2 (Lars Elstrup 37', Kim Vilfort 73')
CANADA 0
Denmark: Troels Rasmunssen (Peter Schmeichel 46'), Lars Olsen [c], John Larsen,
(1-3-3-3) Kent Nielsen (Henrik Larsen 52'), Jan Bartram (John Helt 80'),
John Jensen, Ulrich Moseby (Kim Vilfort 46'), Michael Laudrup,
Brian Laudrup (Mark Strudal 75'), Lars Elstrup, Flemming Povlsen.
Canada: Craig Forrest, Peter Sarantopoulos, Ian Bridge, Randy Samuel,
(4-4-2) Tony Nocita, Norm Odinga, James Lowery, Colin Miller, Drew Ferguson
(Guido Titotto 84'), Nick Gilbert (Doug Muirhead 55'), Alex Bunbury.
Referee: Thor Odd Pressberg (Norway).
Coaches: Denmark: Josef 'Sepp' Piontek (West Germany).
Canada: Bob Lenarduzzi.
Note: The second goal is also reported as an own-goal by Ian Bridge.
14/04/1989, Tórshavn, Gundadalur, 4000
Friendly International
FAROE ISLANDS 1 (Torkil Nielsen 4')
CANADA 0
Faroe Islands: Jens Martin Knudsen, Jóannes Jakobsen [c], Julian Hansen,
(1-4-4-1) Tummas Eli Hansen, Mikkjal Danielsen, Kristian Petersen, Poul Enok Hansen,
Ábraham Hansen, Torkil Nielsen, Kári Reynheim, Kurt Mørkøre
(Gunnar Mohr 46').
Canada: Paul Dolan, Peter Sarantopoulos, Steven MacDonald, Tony Nocita,
Keith Izatt, Guido Titotto, Norm Odinga, Drew Ferguson, Nick Gilbert
(Doug Muirhead 46'), Alex Bunbury, Lucio Ianiero.
Referee: Erik Fredriksson (Sweden).
Coaches Faroe Islands: Páll Guðlaugsson (Iceland).
Canada: Bob Lenarduzzi.
Note: Unofficial for Canada.
16/04/1989, Klaksvík, 5000
Friendly International
FAROE ISLANDS 0
CANADA 1 (Drew Ferguson 78')
Faroe Islands: Jens Martin Knudsen, Jóannes Jakobsen [c], Julian Hansen,
(1-4-4-1) Tummas Eli Hansen, Kristian Petersen, Magni Jarnskor (Jógvan Petersen 46'),
Poul Enok Hansen, Ábraham Hansen, Torkil Nielsen, Kári Reynheim,
Gunnar Mohr (Kurt Mørkøre 46').
Canada: Pat Onstad, Peter Sarantopoulos, ?. Fiorvento (?. Reyes 46'),
Keith Izatt, James Lowery, Norm Odinga (Doug Muirhead 46'),
Drew Ferguson, Guido Boin, Nick Gilbert (Guido Titotto 46'),
Alex Bunbury, Lucio Ianiero.
Referee: Nemus Djurhuus (Faroe Islands).
Coaches Faroes: Páll Guðlaugsson (Iceland).
Canada: Bob Lenarduzzi.
Note: Unofficial for Canada. It is also reported that Alex Bunbury scored.
16/04/1989, Sydney, Sydney Football Stadium, 40320
World Cup qualifier
AUSTRALIA 1 (Paul Trimboli 88')
ISRAEL 1 (Eli Ohana 40')
Australia: Jefferson Olver, Wally Savor, Gary van Egmond, Charles Yankos,
(4-3-3) Alan Davidson, David Mitchell, Oscar Crino, Paul Wade
(Michael Petersen 46'), Graham Arnold, Edija Krncevic, Frank Farina
(Paul Trimboli 67').
Israel: Boni Ginzburg, Avi Cohen II, Yehuda Amar, Nir Alon, Yaron Parselani,
(4-4-2) Shalom Tikva (Eitan Aharoni 89'), Nir Klinger, Efraim Davidi, Moshe Sinai,
Eli Ohana (Nir Levin 90'), Roni Rosenthal.
Referee: Carlo Longhi (Italy).
Coaches: Australia: Frank Arok.
Israel: Itzhak Schneor and Yaacov Grundman.
Cards: Australia: Edija Krncevic [Y 44'].
Israel: Yaron Parselani [Y 30'], Yehuda Amar [Y 56'].
22/04/1989, Verona, Estadio Marco Antonio Bentegodi, 13891
Friendly International
ITALY 1 (Roberto Baggio 66')
URUGUAY 1 (Carlos Aguilera 83')
Italy: Walter Zenga (Stefano Tacconi 46'), Giuseppe Bergomi, Riccardo Ferri,
(4-4-2) Franco Baresi, Luigi De Agostini, Roberto Baggio, Giancarlo Marocchi,
Nicola Berti, Giuseppe Giannini, Aldo Serena, Gianluca Vialli
(Andrea Carnevale 41').
Uruguay: Jorge Sere, José Herrera, Daniel Revelez, Hugo De León,
(4-4-2) Alfonso Domínguez, Gabriel Correa (Santiago Ostolaza 72'),
José Batlle Perdomo, Enzo Francéscoli, Pablo Bengoechea
(Carlos Aguilera 78'), Antonio Alzamendi, Ruben Sosa.
Referee: George Courtney (England).
Coaches: Italy: Azeglio Vicini.
Uruguay: Oscar Washington Tabárez.
30/04/1989, Toronto, Allan A. Lamport Stadium
Friendly International
CANADA 1
ITALY SERIE B U21 3
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
05/05/1989, Los Angeles (USA), Memorial Coliseum, 18700
Four Nations Tournament
GUATEMALA 0
CHILE 1 (Rubén Martínez 67')
Guatemala: Ricardo Jérez, Juan Manuel Dávila, Víctor Hugo Monzón, Alejandro Ortiz,
(4-4-2) Sergio Rivera, Juan Manuel Funes, Marvin Ceballos, Félix McDonald
(Jaime Batrés), Julio Rodas, Edwin Westphal, Raúl Chacón (Ivan De León).
Chile: Roberto Rojas; Patricio Reyes, Hugo González, Fernando Astengo
(4-3-3) (Leonel Contreras 46'), Danilo Figueroa; Raúl Ormeño,
Jaime Augusto Pizarro, Juvenal Olmos, Jaime Ramírez (Sergio Salgado 34');
Juan Carlos Letelier (Luis Pérez 86'), Rubén Martínez.
Referee: Majid Jay (USA).
Coaches: Guatemala: Jorge Roldán.
Chile: Orlando Aravena.
Cards: Guatemala: Raúl Chacón [Y], Víctor Hugo Monzón [R 85'].
Chile: none.
05/05/1989, Los Angeles (USA), Memorial Coliseum
Four Nations Tournament
PARAGUAY 2 (Eumelio Ramón Palacios, Julio César Franco)
EL SALVADOR 1 ()
Paraguay: Roberto Fernández, Luis Caballero, Mario Ramírez, Catalino Rivarola,
Virginio Cáceres, Ramón Alfredo Escobar, Julio César Franco, José Riveros,
Javier Ferreira, Felix Britez Román, Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
El Salvador:
Referee: Edward Bellion (USA).
Coaches: Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
El Salvador: Miroslav Vukašinović (Yugoslavia).
07/05/1989, Los Angeles (USA), Memorial Coliseum, 10997
Four Nations Tournament
CHILE 1 (Raúl Ormeño 80')
EL SALVADOR 0
Chile: Roberto Rojas; Leonel Contreras, Patricio Reyes, Hugo González,
(1-4-3-3) Juan Carlos Hernández; Luis Pérez, Raúl Ormeño, Jaime Augusto Pizarro,
Arturo Jáuregui; Lukas Tudor, Rubén Martínez (Juan Carlos Letelier).
El Salvador: Ricardo Guevara Mora, Jorge Abrego, Miguel Díaz, Leonel Cárcamo,
(4-4-2) Nelson Rivera, Luis Zapata, Alfredo Flores, Mauricio Cienfuegos,
Juan García, José María Rivas, Carlos Correas.
Referee: Edward Bellion (USA).
Coaches: Chile: Orlando Aravena.
El Salvador: Miroslav Vukašinović (Yugoslavia).
Cards: Chile: Hugo González [Y], Raúl Ormeño [Y], Leonel Contreras [Y].
El Salvador: Jorge Abrego [Y].
07/05/1989, Los Angeles (USA), Memorial Coliseum, 10997
Four Nations Tournament
PARAGUAY 2 (Javier Ferreira 37', Felix Britez Román 44')
GUATEMALA 1 (Juan Manuel Funes 11')
Paraguay: Roberto Fernández, Luis Caballero, Mario Ramírez, Catalino Rivarola,
Virginio Cáceres, Ramón Alfredo Escobar, Julio César Franco, José Riveros,
Javier Ferreira, Felix Britez Román, Eumelio Ramón Palacios.
Guatemala:
Referee: Majid Jay (USA).
Coaches: Paraguay: Eduardo Luján Manera (Argentina).
Guatemala: Jorge Roldán.
23/05/1989, Wembley, Wembley Stadium, 15628
Stanley Rous Cup
ENGLAND 0
CHILE 0
England: Peter Shilton, Paul Parker, Des Walker, Terry Butcher, Stuart Pearce,
(4-4-2) Chris Waddle, Neil Webb, Bryan Robson [c], Paul Gascoigne, Nigel Clough,
John Fashanu (Tony Cottee 70').
Chile: Roberto Rojas; Leonel Contreras, Rubén Espinoza, Hugo González,
(1-4-3-2) Fernando Astengo, Patricio Reyes; Raúl Ormeño, Jaime Augusto Pizarro,
Osvaldo Hurtado (Jaime Andrés Vera 55'); Hugo Rubio, Juan Covarrubias
(Juan Carlos Letelier 46').
Referee: Erik Fredriksson (Sweden).
Coaches: England: Bobby Robson.
Chile: Orlando Aravena.
Cards: England: Bryan Robson [Y].
Chile: Patricio Reyes [Y], Fernando Astengo [Y], Hugo González [Y].
26/05/1989, Belfast, Windsor Park, 6850
Friendly International
NORTHERN IRELAND 0
CHILE 1 (Fernando Astengo 44')
Northern Ireland: Tommy Wright, Gary Fleming, Mal Donaghy [c], Alan McDonald,
(4-4-2) Anton Rogan, Danny Wilson (Robbie Dennison 75'), David McCreery
(Colin O'Neill 75'), Michael O'Neill, Kevin Wilson (Kingsley Black 64'),
Jimmy Quinn (Liam Coyle 64'), Colin Clarke.
Chile: Roberto Rojas; Leonel Contreras, Rubén Espinoza, Hugo González,
(1-4-3-2) Fernándo Astengo (Juvenal Olmos 46'), Patricio Reyes; Alejandro Hisis,
Jaime Augusto Pizarro, Jaime Andrés Vera; Juan Carlos Letelier
(Juan Covarrubias 46'), Osvaldo Hurtado (Luis Pérez 85').
Referee: George B. Smith (Scotland).
Coaches: Northern Ireland: Billy Bingham.
Chile: Orlando Aravena.
Cards: Northern Ireland: Michael O'Neill [Y].
Chile: none.
30/05/1989, Glasgow, Hampden Park, 9006
Stanley Rous Cup
SCOTLAND 2 (Alan McInally 5', Murdo McLeod 53')
CHILE 0
Scotland: Jim Leighton, Stewart McKimmie, Gary Gillespie (Derek Whyte 70'),
(4-4-2) Alex McLeish, Maurice Malpas, Paul McStay, Peter Grant, Roy Aitken,
Murdo McLeod, Alan McInally, David Speedie (Maurice Johnston 46').
Chile: Roberto Rojas; Leonel Contreras, Patricio Reyes, Hugo González,
(1-4-3-2) Héctor Puebla; Alejandro Hisis, Jaime Andrés Vera, Jaime Augusto Pizarro,
Juvenal Olmos (Jaime Ramírez 65'); Hugo Rubio, Juan Covarrubias
(Juan Carlos Letelier 46').
Referee: Alexis Ponnet (Belgium).
Coaches: Scotland: Andy Roxburgh.
Chile: Orlando Aravena.
Cards: Scotland: David Speedie [Y].
Chile: Juan Carlos Letelier [Y].
31/05/1989, Örebro, Eyravallen, 7500
Friendly International
SWEDEN 2 (Klas Ingesson 33' 74')
ALGERIA 0
Sweden: Thomas Ravelli, Roland Nilsson, Glenn Hysén, Roger Ljung, Dennis Schiller,
(4-4-2) Niclas Larsson, Jonas Thern, Robert Prytz (Klas Ingesson 26'),
Joakim Nilsson, Mats Magnusson, Johnny Ekström.
Algeria: Larbi El-Hadi, Mourad Rahmouni (Abdelkader Tlemçani 84'), Fodil Megharia,
(4-4-2) Rachid Adgigh, Kamel Adjas, Moussa Saib (Abderrazak Belgherbi 46'),
Cherif El-Ouazani, Abdelouahab Maiche, Lakhdar Belloumi, Mohamed Bennabou,
Rabah Madjer.
Referee: Kim Milton Nielsen (Denmark).
Coaches: Sweden: Olle Nordin.
Algeria: Kamel Lemoui.
Note: The referee is also reported as John P. Nielsen (Denmark).
03/06/1989, Cairo, Nasser Stadium, 22000
Friendly International
EGYPT 2 (Gamal Abdelhamid 9', Hesham Abdel Rassoul 41')
CHILE 0
Egypt: Ahmed Shoubeir, Ibrahim Hassan, Hany Ramzi, Rabei Yassin, Ahmed Ramzi,
(4-4-2) Ahmed Abdou 'El Kass' (Mohamed Abdel Galil 62'), Magdi Abdelghani
(Ayman Shawki 73'), Ashraf Qassem, Badr Ragab, Hesham Abdel Rassoul,
Gamal Abdelhamid (Hossam Hassan 46').
Chile: Roberto Rojas; Patricio Reyes, Hugo González, Leonel Contreras,
(4-4-2) Héctor Puebla (Rubén Espinoza); Alejandro Hisis, Jaime Augusto Pizarro,
Jaime Andrés Vera, Jaime Ramírez (Luis Pérez); Lukas Tudor
(Osvaldo Hurtado), Rubén Martínez (Juan Covarrubias).
Referee: Mohammed A. Hussam El-Din (Egypt).
Coaches: Egypt: Mahmoud El-Gohary.
Chile: Orlando Aravena.
04/06/1989, East Rutherford, Giants Stadium, 33133
Marlboro Cup - East Rutherford
USA 3 (Brian Bliss 14', Tabare Ramos 19', Bruce Murray 44')
PERU 0
USA: Anthony Meola, John Stollmeyer, Brian Bliss, Jim Banks, Steve Trittschuh,
(1-4-3-2) Michael Windischmann, Bruce Murray (Jim Gabarra 46'), John Harkes,
Tabare Ramos, Eric Eichmann, Philip Gyau (George Pastor 46').
Peru: Gustavo González (Jesús Purizaga 46'), Percy Olivares, Jorge Olaechea,
(4-4-2) Jorge Arteaga, Carlos Guido, Francesco Manassero (Luis Reyna 54'),
Juan Reynoso (Alfonso Yáñez 46'), José Del Solar, César Rodríguez,
Martín Dall'Orso (César Loyola 69'), Eduardo Rey Muñoz (Carlos Torres 80').
Referee: Derek Douglas (Canada).
Coaches: USA: Joseph Machnik.
Peru: José Macía 'Pepe' (Brazil).
Note: US national coach Robert Gansler missed the game as he was in Milwaukee
at his sons' school graduations, although he watched the game on TV and
phoned Machnick at half-time with instructions.
08/06/1989, Rio de Janeiro, Estadio Jornalista Mário Filho 'Maracanã', 33496
Friendly International
BRAZIL 4 (Bebeto de Oliveira 26', Luis Sobrinho 31' OG, Ricardo Gomes 47',
Charles Santos 75')
PORTUGAL 0
Brazil: Acacio Barreto, Jorginho Campos (Claudio Leal "Branco" 66'), Ricardo
Gomes, Carlos Mozer (Aldair dos Santos 86'), Iomar do Nascimento
"Mazinho", Paulo Silas (Geovani Silva 65'), Bernardo da Silva,
Eduardo Santos (Cristovão dos Santos 65'), Valdo Candido, Bebeto de
Oliveira (Zé Carlos Anjos 79'), Charles Santos.
Portugal: Adelino Barros 'Neno', João Domingos Silva Pinto, Luís Sobrinho,
(4-4-2) Frederico Rosa, António Veloso, Victor Araujo 'Paneira', Adelino Nunes
(Jaime Magalhães 42'), José da Silva 'Juanico', José Semedo
(Osvaldo Pinto 'Vado' 70'), César de Brito, Rui Águas.
Referee: Juan Cardellino (Uruguay).
Coaches: Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
Portugal Julio Pereira 'Juca'.
08/06/1989, Ottawa, Terry Fox Stadium, 3300
Friendly International
CANADA 0
BELGIUM 2 (Jan Ceulemans 57', Marc Degryse 87')
Canada: Craig Forrest, Stephen Jensen, John Limniatis, Vincenzo Concina,
(4-4-2) Colin Miller, Charles Falzon, Norman Odinga, Jim Easton (Lyndon Hooper),
Gerard Gray, Alexander Bunbury, Dale Mitchell.
Belgium: Michel Preud'homme, Eric Gerets, Koenraad Sanders, Jean-François de Sart,
(4-4-2) Philippe Albert, Marc Emmers (Jean-Marie Houben 46'), Franky Van der Elst,
Jan Ceulemans, Patrick Vervoort, Marc Degryse, Marc Van der Linden.
Referee: Adriano Brunetti (Canada).
Coaches: Canada: Robert Lenarduzzi.
Belgium: Guy Thys.
16/06/1989, København (Denmark), Idrætsparken, 6700
DBU Centenary Tournament
SWEDEN 2 (Stefan Rehn 26', Roger Ljung 49')
BRAZIL 1 (Cristovão dos Santos 79')
Sweden: Thomas Ravelli, Roland Nilsson, Peter Lönn, Roger Ljung, Dennis Schiller
(4-4-2) (Niclas Larsson 46'), Anders Limpár, Klas Ingesson, Stefan Rehn,
Joakim Nilsson, Mats Magnusson (Johnny Ekström 69'), Jan Hellström.
Brazil: Acacio Barreto, Paulo Roberto Costa, André Cruz, Ricardo Gomes, Claudio
(4-4-2) Leal "Branco", Paulo Silas (Bismarck Faria 73'), Bernardo da Silva,
Eduardo Santos (Geovani Silva 46'), Valdo Candido, Charles Santos
(Cristovão dos Santos 46'), Hamilton de Souza "Careca" (Gerson da Silva 69').
Referee: Henning Lund-Sørensen (Denmark).
Coaches: Sweden: Olle Nordin.
Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
Cards: Sweden: Anders Limpár [Y 60'].
Brazil: Charles Santos [Y 39'].
16/06/1989, Port of Spain, Queen's Park Oval, 5000
Soccer Bowl Tournament
TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 2 (Leonson Lewis 9', Philibert Jones 20')
PERU 1 (Francesco Manassero 7')
Trinidad/Tobago: Earl Carter, Brian Williams, Clayton Morris, Dexter Francis,
(4-4-2) Marvin Faustin, Paul Elliot-Allen, Kerry Jamerson (Maurice Alibey 83'),
Russell Latapy, Philibert Jones (Floyd Lawrence 79'), Hutson Charles
(Paul Elliot 52'), Leonson Lewis.
Peru: Jesús Purizaga (César Chávez Riva 46'), Pedro Sanjinez, Jorge Olaechea,
(4-4-2) Jorge Arteaga, Percy Olivares, Francesco Manassero (Martín Dall'Orso 70'),
Juan Reynoso, José Del Solar, César Rodríguez (Alfonso Yáñez 46'),
Eduardo Rey Muñoz (César Loyola 80'), Franco Navarro.
Referee: Hubert Tromp (Aruba).
Coaches: Trinidad/Tobago: Everald Cummings.
Peru: José Macía 'Pepe' (Brazil).
Notes: First Trinidadian goal also reported at 17', and the Peruvian goal at 15'.
It is also reported that Dwight Yorke (who is not in the reported lineup)
scored the winning goal, and that Michael Maurice was the goalkeeper.
17/06/1989, Seoul, Jamsil Olympic Stadium, 37000
President's Cup
SOUTH KOREA 1 (Hwang Seon-Hong 16')
USA U21 1 (Chris Henderson 62')
South Korea: Cho Byung-Deuk, Kang Chul, Chung Yong-Hwan (Kim Jong-Boo 63'),
Choi Gang-Hee, Goo Sang-Beom, Hwangbo Gwan, Chung Hae-Won, Cho Min-Gook
(Sim Bong-Sub 59'), Kim Sung-Ki (Choi Soon-Ho 67'), Hwang Seon-Hong,
Park Yang-Ha.
USA U21: Kasey Keller, Scott Benedetti (Mark Santel 38'), Marcelo Balboa,
Mike Gosselin, Jeff Agoos (David Palic 80'), Kevin Grimes, Neil Covone,
Hendrig Gutierrez, Chris Henderson, Chris Foster (Steve Snow 46'),
Eric Wynalda.
Referee: Shizuo Takada (Japan).
Coaches: South Korea: Lee Hoi-Taek.
USA U21: Jim Lennox.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
18/06/1989, København, Idrætsparken, 38900
DBU Centenary Tournament
DENMARK 4 (Morten Olsen 30' pen, Michael Laudrup 54', 62', Lars Olsen 67')
BRAZIL 0
Denmark: Troels Rasmussen, Lars Olsen [c], Ivan Nielsen (Henrik Larsen 46'),
(1-3-4-2) John Larsen, Jan Heintze, Henrik Risom, John Helt (John Jensen 74'),
Morten Olsen (Jan Bartram 62'), Michael Laudrup, Brian Laudrup
(Flemming Povlsen 46'), Lars Elstrup.
Brazil: Acacio Barreto, Paulo Roberto Costa, André Cruz, Ricardo Gomes, Claudio
(4-4-2) Leal "Branco" (Iomar do Nascimento "Mazinho" 64'), Cristovão dos Santos
(Paulo Silas 64'), Bernardo da Silva, Geovani Silva, Bismarck Faria
(Eduardo Santos 74'), Gerson da Silva (Hamilton de Souza "Careca" 85'),
Valdo Candido (Charles Santos 74').
Referee: Erik Fredriksson (Sweden).
Coaches: Denmark: Josef 'Sepp' Piontek (West Germany).
Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
18/06/1989, Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago), National Stadium, 20000
Soccer Bowl Tournament
ECUADOR 1 (Jimmy Izquierdo)
LEAGUE OF IRELAND 1 (Mick Neville 65')
League of Ireland won 4-2 on penalties.
Ecuador: Carlos Morales, Jimmy Izquierdo, Holguer Quiñónez, Wilson Macías,
Luis Enrique Capurro, Julio César Romero, Kléber Fajardo (Jimmy Montanero),
Pietro Marzetti (Carlos Muñoz), Byron Tenorio (Hermen Benítez),
Hamilton Cuvi, Ney Raúl Avilés.
League of Ireland: [Preview lineup: Alan O'Neill (GK), Harry Kenny, Kevin Brady, Mick Neville,
John McDonnell, Brian Carey, Paul Carlyle, Paul Doolin, John Mannion,
Joe Hanrahan, Terry Eviston, Derek Swan, Mark Ennis (13 players)]
Referee:
Coaches: Ecuador: Dušan Drašković (Yugoslavia).
League of Ireland: Jim McLaughlin.
Penalties: Ecuador: Jimmy Izquierdo (scored), Hamilton Cuvi (miss),
Julio Rosero (miss).
League of Ireland: Paul Doolin, Paul Carlyle, Harry Kenny, Mark Ennis.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
20/06/1989, Port of Spain, 8000
Soccer Bowl Tournament
TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 1 (Russell Latapy 13')
LEAGUE OF IRELAND 0
Referee: Hubert Tromp (Aruba).
Coaches: Trinidad/Tobago: Everald Cummings.
League of Ireland: Jim McLaughlin.
Note: The match is a full FIFA international, but is unofficial for Ireland.
21/06/1989, Gwangju
President's Cup
SOUTH KOREA 3 (Hwang Seon-Hong 51' pen, Hwangbo Gwan 66', Park Yang-Ha 78')
HUNGARY OLYMPIC 0
South Korea:
Hungary Olympic: [Squad: István Mitring, László Szabó, Ferenc Rott, János Bánfi,
Attila Kuttor, Tamás Bódog, Péter Czumpf, Attila Belvon, Gábor Linka,
József Király, Lajos Tóth, Sándor Bácsi, Péter Járfás, Károly Varga,
László Babai, István Pisont, János Varró, Ferenc Fujsz, Ferenc Orosz.]
Referee: Shizuo Takada (Japan).
Coaches: South Korea: Lee Hoi-Taek.
Hungary Olympic: Bertalan Bicskei.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
21/06/1989, Basel, St. Jakob Park, 13000
Friendly International
SWITZERLAND 1 (Kubilay Türkyilmaz 50' pen)
BRAZIL 0
Switzerland: Martin Brunner (Stefan Lehmann 46'), Marcel Koller, Stefan Marini,
(1-4-3-2) Martin Weber, Peter Schepull, Hervert Baumann, Beat Sutter
(Hans-Peter Burri 83'), Alain Geiger, Alain Sutter (René Sutter 56'),
Kubilay Türkyilmaz (Dario Zuffi 73'), Stéphane Chapuisat
(Blaise Piffaretti 62').
Brazil: Claudio Taffarel, Paulo Roberto Costa (Claudio Leal 'Branco' 74'),
(4-4-2) André Cruz, Ricardo Gomes, Iomar do Nascimento 'Mazinho',
Ricardo de Brito 'Alemão', Carlos Verri 'Dunga',
Milton da Peixão 'Tita', Valdo Candido, Renato Portaluppi,
Gerson Da Silva (Geovani Silva 74').
Referee: John Blankenstein (Netherlands).
Coaches: Switzerland: Ulrich Stielike (West Germany).
Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
24/06/1989, Miami, Orange Bowl, 15223
Friendly International (Budweiser Cup)
USA 0
COLOMBIA 1 (Carlos Valderrama 42')
USA: David Vanole (Anthony Meola), John Stollmeyer (John Doyle), Brian Bliss,
(1-4-3-2) Jim Banks, Steve Trittschuh, Michael Windischmann, Paul Caligiuri
(George Pastor), Jim Gabarra (Philip Gyau), Jim Harkes, Eric Eichmann,
Bruce Murray.
Colombia: René Higuita, Wilson Pérez, Luis Carlos Perea, Andrés Escobar,
(4-4-2) Carlos Mario Hoyos, Leonel Álvarez, Bernardo Redín, Gabriel Jaime Gómez,
Carlos Valderrama, Arnoldo Iguarán, Sergio Angulo.
Referee: Angelo Bratsis (USA).
Coaches: USA: Robert Gansler.
Colombia: Francisco Maturana.
26/06/1989, Seoul, Jamsil Olympic Stadium, 10000
President's Cup
SOUTH KOREA 0
CZECHOSLOVAKIA XI 0
South Korea: Kim Bong-Soo, Park Kyung-Hoon, Chung Yong-Hwan, Choi Gang-Hee,
(4-4-2) Goo Sang-Bum, Hwangbo Gwan, Cho Min-Gook, Kim Sung-Ki, Song Joo-Seok
(Kim Jong-Boo 46'), Choi Soon-Ho [c], Hwang Seon-Hong (Park Yang-Ha 79').
Czechoslovakia XI: Luděk Mikloško [c], Miroslav Kadlec, Milan Šimunek, Michal Hipp,
(1-4-3-2) Alois Grussmann, Peter Fieber, Vladimír Weiss (Ivo Staš 86'), Jiří Němec,
Lubomír Moravčík, Pavel Černý (Milan Pavlík 62'), Radek Drulák
(Stanislav Moravec 81').
Referee: Shizuo Takada (Japan).
Coaches: South Korea: Lee Hoi-Taek.
Czechoslovakia XI: Jozef Vengloš.
Notes: Not a full FIFA international. The match is official for South Korea but
not for Czechoslovakia.
27/06/1989, Miami (USA), Orange Bowl, 6176
Friendly International
HAITI 0
COLOMBIA 4 (John Jairo Tréllez 20', Arnoldo Iguarán, 50', Carlos Valderrama 73',
Anthony De Ávila 89')
Haiti:
Colombia: René Higuita, Wilson Pérez, Luis Carlos Perea, Andrés Escobar,
(4-4-2) Carlos Mario Hoyos, Leonel Álvarez, Bernardo Redín (Alexis García),
Gabriel Jaime Gómez, Carlos Valderrama, Arnoldo Iguarán (Anthony De Ávila),
John Jairo Tréllez (Rubén Hernández).
Referee: Angelo Bratsis (USA).
Coaches: Haiti:
Colombia: Francisco Maturana.
12/07/1989, Mohammédia (Morocco)
Jeux de la Francophonie
CANADA 3 (Nick Gilbert 28' 40', Domenic Mobilio 52')
BURKINA FASO 1 (Alexis Ilboudo 73')
Canada: Craig Forrest, Peter Sarantopoulos, Lyndon Hooper, Enzo Concina,
Patrick Diotte, Kevin Holness, Domenic Mobilio, George Mrsic
(Carlo Corazzin), Norm Odinga, Nick Gilbert, Rick Jasken (Rob Csabai).
Burkina Faso: [Squad: Laurent Ouédrago, Ouédraogo Taonsa, Côme Gnimassou, Oumar Ky,
Aubin Kaboré, Seydou Tapsoba, Mohamed Diallo, Adama Dembélé, Denis Bamogo,
Alexis Ilboudo, Sidi Napon, Gabriel Gnimassou, Jules Kadéba, Issouf Traoré,
Abdoulaye Ouédraogo, Fatie Soulama, Lamoussi Kaboré, Robert Zongo,
Alfred Nikiéma, Yacouba Traoré, Damien Gnimassou.]
Referee:
Coaches: Canada: Bruce Twamley.
Burkina Faso:
Notes: Not a full FIFA international, and unofficial for Canada. The Canadian team
was the best available, although some Canadian league players were not
released by their clubs. The strength of the Burkina Faso team is unclear.
16/07/1989, Mohammédia (Morocco)
Jeux de la Francophonie
CANADA 0
IVORY COAST XI 0
Canada: Craig Forrest, Peter Sarantopoulos, Lyndon Hooper, Enzo Concina,
Patrick Diotte, Peter Gilfillan, Kevin Holness, Domenic Mobilio,
Norm Odinga, George Mrsic (Kevin Riley), Nick Gilbert (Rick Jasken).
Ivory Coast XI: [Squad: Patrice Tanoh, Abdoulaye Koné, Michel N'Dri, Serge N'Guessan,
Omer Tiéro, Jean-Claude Groguet, Moussa Traoré, Charles Okou,
Michel Bassolé, Ibrahima Tallé, Tiaha Zahoui, Théodore Gnaoré,
Michel Séry Wanyou, Alain Dohou, Donald-Olivier Sié, Losséni Konaté,
Adama Koné, Jean-Marie Gbohou, Ibrahima Koné, Souleymane Touré,
Alidou Touré, Essouma Sougala.]
Referee:
Coaches: Canada: Bruce Twamley.
Ivory Coast XI:
Notes: Not a full FIFA international, and unofficial for Canada. The Canadian team
was the best available, although some Canadian league players were not
released by their clubs. The strength of the Ivory Coast team is unclear.
19/07/1989, Casablanca (Morocco), Stade Mohamed V, 20000
Jeux de la Francophonie
CANADA 2 (Domenic Mobilio 9' pen, Nick Gilbert 26')
CONGO XI 1 (Edmond Ibayi 39' pen)
Canada: Shel Brodsgard, Peter Sarantopoulos, Lyndon Hooper, Enzo Concina,
Patrick Diotte, Peter Gilfillan, Kevin Holness, Norm Odinga (Kevin Riley),
Domenic Mobilio, Nick Gilbert, Rick Jasken.
Congo XI: [Squad: Michel Bianguet, Roger Nianga, Laurent Nsomi, Yvon Okemba,
Guy Ngombé, Sylvain Kouakoua, Félix Nanitélamio-Kiyindou, Didier Yoka,
Daniel Kionga-Diazomé, Servais Moungondo, Pierre Tchibota-Nzaou,
Alberto Nunès, Edmond Ibayi, Gabriel Bimbéni, Venancio Ossoumomo,
Patrick Ngot, Ambroise Ngoya.]
Referee:
Coaches: Canada: Bruce Twamley.
Congo XI: Gaston Nsiangana.
Notes: Not a full FIFA international, and unofficial for Canada. The Canadian team
was the best available, although some Canadian league players were not
released by their clubs. The strength of the Congo team is unclear.
21/07/1989, Cairo
Friendly International
EGYPT 3 (Ayman Shawki, Ashraf Quasem x2)
QATAR 3 ()
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
21/07/1989, Casablanca, Stade Mohamed V
Jeux de la Francophonie
CONGO XI 3 (Sylvain Kouakoua 34' 70', Edmond Ibayi 53')
FRANCE MILITARY 2 (Jean-Marc Authié 17', Jean-Didier Leuregans 89')
Congo XI: [Squad: Michel Bianguet, Roger Nianga, Laurent Nsomi, Yvon Okemba,
Guy Ngombé, Sylvain Kouakoua, Félix Nanitélamio-Kiyindou, Didier Yoka,
Daniel Kionga-Diazomé, Servais Moungondo, Pierre Tchibota-Nzaou,
Alberto Nunès, Edmond Ibayi, Gabriel Bimbéni, Venancio Ossoumomo,
Patrick Ngot, Ambroise Ngoya.]
France Military: [Squad: Stéphane Ferrand, Jean-Marc Bourrier, Philippe Dehouck,
Gilles Leclerc, Olivier Potet, Stéphane Persol, Eric Sikora,
Patrick Valéry, Eric Garcin, David Ginola, Jean-Didier Leuregans,
Christophe Métais, Thierry Moreau, Sylvain Chomlafel, Gilles Thiéblemont,
Jean-Marc Sibille, Jean-Marc Authié, Michel Pavon, Jean-Luc Courtet,
Clément Garcia, Stéphane Roche, Jean-Luc Dogon.]
22/07/1989, Casablanca, Stade Mohamed V, 55000
Jeux de la Francophonie
MOROCCO U21 1 (Mustapha Moumaris 40' pen)
CANADA 4 (Lyndon Hooper 14', Rick Jasken 28' 32', Kevin Holness 45')
Morocco U21: [Squad: Mohamed Zakaria Alaoui El-Achraf, El-Hadj Saa Eddine, Rachid Najah,
Noureddine Ben Omar, Mohamed Rochdi Tamoud, Khalid El-Kaichouri,
Boubekeur El-Ghandour, Saïd Ameur, Fouad Assou, Khalid Moussallek,
Bouazza Ould Mou, Saïd D'Ghay, Mustapha Moumaris, Abdellatif Fidadi,
El-Arbi Hbabi, Abdelkabir Méziane, Ahmed El-Ainine, Saïd Rokbi,
Majid Zérouali, Hassan Hadioi, Mohamed Sabek, Noureddine Naybet.]
Canada: Rob Merkl, Peter Sarantopoulos, Lyndon Hooper, Enzo Concina,
Patrick Diotte, Peter Gilfillan, Kevin Holness, Norm Odinga (Rob Csabai),
Domenic Mobilio, Nick Gilbert (Kevin Riley), Rick Jasken.
Referee:
Coaches: Morocco U21: Abdellah Blinda.
Canada: Bruce Twamley.
Notes: Not a full FIFA international, and unofficial for Canada. The Canadian team
was the best available, although some Canadian league players were not
released by their clubs.
23/07/1989, Rio de Janeiro, Estádio São Januário, 2174
Friendly International
BRAZIL 1 (Bismarck 71')
JAPAN 0
Brazil: Taffarel (Zé Carlos III 46'), Mazinho (Josimar 46'), André Cruz, Aldair,
Dunga (Alemão 46'), Valdo II (Silas 46'), Mauro Galvão, Branco
(Edivaldo 46'), Bebeto (Renato Gaúcho 46'), Careca I [c]
(Tita 46' (Cristovão 69')), Romário (Bismarck 62').
Japan: Shinichi Morishita, Takumi Horiike, Masami Ihara, Katsuyoshi Sintoh,
Masaaki Mori, Takafumi Mizunuma (Yoshiyuki Matsuyama 75'), Masanao Sasaki,
Kenta Hasegawa, Hisashi Kurosaki, Atsushi Natori, Satoru Mochizuki
(Mitsunori Yoshida 65').
Referee: Arnaldo César Coelho (Brazil).
Coaches: Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
Japan: Kenzo Yokoyama.
26/07/1989, Tlemcen, Stade Birouana, 12000
Friendly International
ALGERIA 1 (Rachid Adghigh 87')
QATAR 1 (Mansour Muftah 89')
Algeria: El-Hadi Larbi, Mourad Rahmouni, Kamel Adjas (?. Bouchefra),
Fodil Megharia (Abderezzak Belgherbi), Rachid Adghigh,
Tahar Cherif El-Ouazani, Malik Zorgane (Abdelouhab Maïche),
Lakhdar Belloumi, Tarek Hadj Adlane (Bachir Mechri), Noureddine Adjissa
(Cherif Guettaï), Mohamed Benabou.
Qatar: Faray Mahboub, Mohammed Dohm, Saad Salman, Juma Salim (Mansour Muftah),
Adel Khamis, Salah Mahmoud Soufi, Ahmed Almatni (Kharfa Salim),
Ali Alsuraiti, Fahed Alid, [2 missing].
Referee: ?. Sandid (Algeria).
Coaches: Algeria: Kamel Lemoui.
Qatar:
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
02/08/1989, Samokov, 5000
Friendly International
BULGARIA OLYMPIC 4 (Tsanko Tsvetanov, Georgi Slavchev x2, Georgi Donkov)
EGYPT 1 ()
Bulgaria Olympic: Dimitar Popov (Zdravko Zdravkov), Tsanko Tsvetanov, Gosho Ginchev,
Georgi Denev, Ilia Gruev, ?. Marashliev (A. Dimitrov 46'), Anatoli Nankov
(?. Koylov 68'), ?. Paskov, Georgi Slavchev (?. Tikhomirov 76'),
Velko Yotov, Georgi Donkov.
Egypt:
04/08/1989, Stanke Dimitrov, 2000
Friendly International
BULGARIA OLYMPIC 1 (A.Dimitrov)
EGYPT 0
Bulgaria Olympic: Zdravko Zdravkov (Yordanov 87'), Tsanko Tsvetanov, Gosho Ginchev,
Georgi Denev, A. Dimitrov, Nikolai Filipov, Ilia Gruev (?. Koylov 68'),
Marashliev, Anatoli Nankov (Petrov 72'), Paskov, Tikhomirov.
Egypt:
10/08/1989, Los Angeles (USA), Memorial Coliseum, 21307
Marlboro Cup - Los Angeles
MEXICO 4 (Ricardo Peláez 13' 37' 46' 59')
SOUTH KOREA 2 (Hwangbo Gwan 47' 54')
Mexico: Hugo Pineda Jr., Efraín Herrera, Roberto Ruiz Esparza, José Enrique Vaca,
Ignacio Ruvalcaba, Humberto Roon, Héctor Becerra (Álvaro Torres 60'),
Omar Arellano (Antonio Alcántara 75'), Víctor Medina, Ricardo Peláez
(Ricardo Chávez Medrano 88'), Martín Castañeda (Luis Antonio Valdéz 61').
South Korea: Kim Bong-Soo (Kim Poong-Joo 46'), Chung Yong-Hwan [c], Choi Gang-Hee
(Lee Young-Jin I 46'), Chung Jong-Soo (Chung Hae-Won), Park Kyung-Hoon,
Yoon Deok-Yeo, Hwangbo Gwan, Kim Sang-Ho (Goo Sang-Beom 83'), Kim Joo-Sung,
Hwang Seon-Hong, Kim Jong-Boo (Choi Sang-Gook 54').
Referee: Majid Jay (USA).
Coaches: Mexico: Mario Velarde.
South Korea: Lee Hoi-Taek.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
13/08/1989, Los Angeles, Memorial Coliseum, 23191
Marlboro Cup - Los Angeles
USA 1 (John Harkes 61')
SOUTH KOREA 2 (Jimmy Banks 18' OG, Hwang Seon-Hong 22')
USA: David Vanole, Jimmy Banks (Steve Trittschuh 46'), Mike Windischmann,
John Doyle, Brian Bliss (Jim Gabarra 80'), Paul Caligiuri, Marcelo Balboa,
John Stollmeyer, John Harkes, Eric Eichmann, Bruce Murray (Steve Snow 56').
South Korea: Kim Bong-Soo, Chung Jong-Soo, Park Kyung-Hoon, Yoon Deok-Yeo,
Chung Yong-Hwan [c], Kim Joo-Sung (Sim Bong-Sub 60'), Hwangbo Gwan,
Chung Hae-Won (Kim Sang-Ho), Lee Young-Sang (Kim Sung-Ki), Hwang Seon-Hong,
Choi Soon-Ho (Ham Hyun-Ki).
Referee:
Coaches: USA: Bob Gansler.
South Korea: Lee Hoi-Taek.
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
05/09/1989, Tehran
Friendly International
IRAN 3
POLAND XI 0
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
07/09/1989, Tehran
Friendly International
IRAN 1
POLAND XI 0
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
16/09/1989, Seoul, Olympic Stadium, 60000
Friendly International
SOUTH KOREA 0
EGYPT 1 (Hossam Hassan 7')
South Korea: Yoo Dae-Soon, Chung Yong-Hwan [c], Goo Sang-Beom (Chung Jong-Soo),
Choi Gang-Hee, Kim Sung-Ki (Yoon Deok-Yeo), Lee Young-Sang, Hwangbo Gwan
(Choi Sang-Gook), Lee Tae-Ho, Kim Joo-Sung, Hwang Seon-Hong, Noh Soo-Jin
(Ham Hyun-Ki).
Egypt: Ahmed Shobeir [c], Ibrahim Hassan, Hesham Yakan (Hamada Sedki),
Saber Al-Eid, Mohammed Yassein, Yasser Farouk, Hesham Abdel Rasoul
(Taher Abouzeid), Badr Ragab, Hossam Hassan (Gamal Abdel Hamid),
Ahmed El-Kass, Tarek Soliman (Ayman Shawki).
Referee: Yoo Keon-Ho (South Korea).
Coaches: South Korea: Lee Hoi-Taek.
Egypt: Mahmoud El-Gohary.
25/09/1989, Al-Kuwait
Friendly International
KUWAIT 0
EGYPT 0
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
29/09/1989
Friendly International
EGYPT 0
ROMANIA B 0
Note: Not a full FIFA international.
05/10/1989, Haarlem (Netherlands), Terrein EDO
KNVB 100th Anniversary Tournament
EAST GERMANY OLYM. 6 (Thomas Strecker 18' 41', Jürgen Rische 29' 33', Stephan Prause 44',
Henning Bürger 55' pen)
NETHERLANDS ANTIL. 0
East Germany Olym.: [Squad: Frank Schulze, Jens Weißgärber, Sandy Enge, Thomas Klein,
Steffen Freund, Thomas Linke, Henning Bürger, Jürgen Rische,
Olaf Schreiber, Henri Fuchs, Stephan Prause, Sven Kmetsch, Thomas Strecker,
André Hofschneider, Lars Hermel, Torsten Raspe.]
Netherlands Antil.: [Squad: Erwin Emerenciana, Sherwin Jamanika, Curley Poppen, Shurly Rosaria,
Sharlon de Windt, Richenel Engelhardt, Axon Gill, Churmel Lodovica,
Laynor Rosina, Reymundo Rosina, Elvis St Jago, Ewald Graanoogst,
Wensley Martina, Ranties Rosina, Frankel Vicario, Ruthsel St Jago.]
Referee: Rob Brekelmans (Netherlands).
Cards: East Germany Olym.:
Netherlands Antil.: Curley Poppen [R].
07/10/1989, Heemstede, Terrein RCH, 500
KNVB 100th Anniversary Tournament
NETHERLANDS OLYM. 2 (Eric te Paske 26', Tom Kalis 60')
NETHERLANDS ANTIL. 1 (Wensley Martina 61')
Netherlands Olym.: Roy Beukenkamp, Jan Poels, René Versteeg, Eric te Paske, Martin de Groot
(B.Piris), M.W. 'Rini' de Groot, John de Letter, Leonard van Utrecht,
Tom Kalis, Remco van Keeken, Pascal de Bruijn (R.Hoogendoorn).
Netherlands Antil.: [Squad: Erwin Emerenciana, Sherwin Jamanika, Curley Poppen, Shurly Rosaria,
Sharlon de Windt, Richenel Engelhardt, Axon Gill, Churmel Lodovica,
Laynor Rosina, Reymundo Rosina, Elvis St Jago, Ewald Graanoogst,
Wensley Martina, Ranties Rosina, Frankel Vicario, Ruthsel St Jago.]
Referee: Jaap Uilenberg (Netherlands).
Coaches: Netherlands Olym.: Ron Groenewoud.
Netherlands Antil.: Ronald Trouwloon.
07/10/1989, Heemstede (Netherlands), Terrein RCH, 500
KNVB 100th Anniversary Tournament
EAST GERMANY OLYM. 3 (Steffen Freund 25', Jürgen Rische 57' 89')
SURINAME OLYMPIC 0
East Germany Olym.: [Squad: Frank Schulze, Jens Weißgärber, Sandy Enge, Thomas Klein,
Steffen Freund, Thomas Linke, Henning Bürger, Jürgen Rische,
Olaf Schreiber, Henri Fuchs, Stephan Prause, Sven Kmetsch, Thomas Strecker,
André Hofschneider, Lars Hermel, Torsten Raspe.]
Suriname Olympic:
Referee: ?. Klootwijk (Netherlands).
Note: The match was included on a list of official internationals maintained by
the Surinaamse Voetbal Bond.
14/10/1989, Bologna, Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, 33800
Friendly International
ITALY 0
BRAZIL 1 (André Cruz 77')
Italy: Walter Zenga, Giuseppe Bergomi [c], Franco Baresi, Riccardo Ferri
(Ciro Ferrara 46'), Fernando De Napoli, Nicola Berti, Giuseppe Giannini
(Luca Fusi 58'), Roberto Baggio, Luigi De Agostini, Gianluca Vialli,
Andrea Carnevale.
Brazil: Taffarel, Jorginho, Aldair (André Cruz 70'), Mauro Galvão, Ricardo Rocha,
Mazinho, Dunga, Alemão (Geovani 88'), Silas (Tita 68'), Müller,
Careca I [c].
Referee: Helmut Kohl (Austria).
Coaches: Italy: Azeglio Vicini.
Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
15/10/1989, Barranquilla, Estadio Metropolitano, 65000
World Cup Qualifying
COLOMBIA 1 (Albeiro Usuriaga 74')
ISRAEL 0
Colombia: René Higuita, Wilson Pérez, Luis Carlos Perea, Andrés Escobar, León Villa,
Bernardo Redín (Albeiro Usuriaga 46'), Leonel Álvarez, Carlos Valderrama,
Luis Fajardo, Arnoldo Iguarán, Rubén Hernández.
Israel: Boni Ginzburg, Avi Cohen II, Yehuda Amar, Nir Alon, Nissim Barda,
Shalom Tikva (David Pizanti 62'), Nir Klinger, Efraim Davidi, Moshe Sinai,
Eli Ohana (Nir Levin 77'), Roni Rosenthal.
Referee: Michel Vautrot (France).
Coaches: Colombia: Francisco Maturana.
Israel: Itzhak Schneor and Yaacov Grundman.
Cards: Colombia: Leonel Álvarez [Y 44'].
Israel: Nissim Barda [Y 11'], Nir Klinger [Y 72'].
22/10/1989, Port of Spain, 15000
Friendly International
TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 0
FINLAND 1 (Ismo Lius 65')
Trinidad/Tobago:
Finland: Olli Huttunen, Markku Kanerva, Jouko Vuorela, Ari Heikkinen, Erkka Petäjä,
Jari Rinne (Anders Roth 63'), Jarmo Saastamoinen, Jarmo Alatensiö,
Tommi Paavola (Jari Litmanen 79'), Ismo Lius, Ari Valvee
(Jukka Turunen 55').
Referee: Francis Cezair (Trinidad/Tobago).
Coaches:
24/10/1989, Budapest, Építők-pálya, 1000
Friendly International
HUNGARY OLYMPIC 0
EGYPT 1 (Gamal Abdel Hamid 33')
Hungary Olympic: István Mitring; Zsolt Rácz (Gábor Árki 53'), Tamás Bódog, Attila Kuttor,
Zoltán Geress; Attila Belvon (Lajos Tóth 49'), Péter Járfás, Ferenc Orosz,
István Pisont; Zoltán Miklya, László Babai (János Báder 63').
Egypt: Ahmed Shobeir; Hany Ramzy, Ashraf Kasem (Aymen Shawky 46'), Hesham Yakan
(Hamda Sedky 80'), Ahmed Ramzy (Yasser Farouk 46'); Taher Abouzid,
Ibrahim Hassan, Hesham Abdel Rasoul (Badr Ragab 46'), Ahmed El-Kas
(Saber Eid 46'); Gamal Abdel Hamid, Hossam Hassan.
Referee: Antal Huták (Hungary).
Coaches: Hungary Olympic:
Egypt: Mahmoud El-Gohary.
Notes: Not a full FIFA international. An Hungarian source reports the goal-scorer
as Hesham Yakan.
25/10/1989, Port of Spain, 8000
Friendly International
TRINIDAD/TOBAGO 2 (Paul Elliot-Allen 49' 89')
FINLAND 0
Trinidad/Tobago:
Finland: Dan-Ola Eckerman, Markku Kanerva, Jouko Vuorela, Ari Heikkinen,
Erkka Petäjä, Jari Litmanen, Jarmo Saastamoinen (Tommi Paavola 53'),
Jarmo Alatensiö (Jari Rinne 73'), Anders Roth, Ismo Lius, Jukka Turunen
(Ari Valvee 53').
Referee: Gregory Maynard (Trinidad/Tobago).
Coaches:
25/10/1989, Hawalli, Mohamed Al-Hamad Stadium, 980
Friendly International
KUWAIT 2 (Wael Suleiman 7' 12')
NORWAY 2 (Gøran Sørloth 55', Jan Åge Fjørtoft 75')
Kuwait:
Norway: Ola By Rise, Gunnar Halle, Erland Johnsen, Terje Kojedal [c],
Stig Inge Bjørnebye, Tom Gulbrandsen, Per Egil Ahlsen, Bent Skammelsrud,
Jahn Ivar Jakobsen (Lars Bohinen 79'), Gøran Sørloth, Jan Åge Fjørtoft.
Referee: Isal Al-Gassah (Kuwait).
Coaches: Kuwait:
Norway: Ingvar Stadheim.
30/10/1989, Ramat-Gan, National Stadium, 50000
World Cup Qualifying
ISRAEL 0
COLOMBIA 0
Israel: Boni Ginzburg, Avi Cohen II, Yehuda Amar, Nir Alon, Ofir Shmueli
(David Pizanti 46'), Shalom Tikva, Nir Klinger, Efraim Davidi,
Moshe Sinai, Nir Levin (Eli Ohana 50'), Roni Rosenthal.
Colombia: René Higuita, Wilson Pérez, Alexis Mendoza, Andrés Escobar, Carlos Hoyos,
Bernardo Redín (Albeiro Usuriaga 46'), Leonel Álvarez
(Gabriel Jaime Gómez 69'), Ricardo Pérez, Carlos Valderrama, Luis Fajardo,
Arnoldo Iguarán.
Referee: Edgardo Codesal Méndez (Mexico).
Coaches: Israel: Itzhak Schneor and Yaacov Grundman.
Colombia: Francisco Maturana.
Cards: Israel: Ofir Shmueli [Y 30'].
Colombia: Arnoldo Iguarán [Y 16'].
31/10/1989, Al-Kuwait
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
GUINEA 1 (Pato Kamara 90')
IRAQ 0
02/11/1989, Al-Kuwait, 13000
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
UGANDA 2 (Umar Senoga 29', Majid Musisi 38')
LEBANON 0
Referee: Salah Mohammed Karim (Iraq).
03/11/1989, Al-Kuwait, 25500
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
IRAN 1 (Mojtaba Moharrami 48' pen)
GUINEA 1 (Abdullah Imerto 75')
Referee: Essa Rashed Al-Jassas (Kuwait).
04/11/1989, Al-Kuwait
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
KUWAIT 1 (Badr Al-Anbari 43')
UGANDA 1 (Ronald Vvubya 73')
Referee: Oliver Donnelly (Northern Ireland).
Note: The Ugandan scorer is also reported as Magid Musisi.
05/11/1989, Al-Kuwait, 8500
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
SOUTH YEMEN 1 (Mohammed Hussein 76')
GUINEA 0
Referee: Hassan Al-Moussa (Kuwait).
08/11/1989, Al-Kuwait, 26000
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
IRAN 2 (Mohammad Hassan Ansarifar 22', Shahrokh Bayani 115')
UGANDA 2 (Ronald Vvubya 26', Magid Musisi 106')
Uganda won 7-6 on penalties.
Iran: Ahmedreza Abedzadeh, Javad Zarincheh, Mohammad Panjali, Mohsen Ashoori,
Majeed Namjoo-Mutlaq, Mohammad Hassan Ansarifar (Mojtaba Moharrami 56'),
Mehdi Abtahi, Shahrokh Bayani, Feytooni, Raghbi, Salhi.
Uganda: Tom Musoke, Isaac Nkaada, Sula Kato, Sam Ssimbwa, Steven Bogere,
Magid Musisi, Robert Aloro, Ronald Vvubya, Umar Senoga, Austin, Samoil
(Ramsey 74').
Referee:
Coaches: Iran: Ali Parvin.
Uganda: Polly Ouma.
11/11/1989, Vicenza, Stadio Comunale 'Romeo Menti', 24990
Friendly International
ITALY 1 (Aldo Serena 74')
ALGERIA 0
Italy: Walter Zenga, Giuseppe Bergomi [c] (Ciro Ferrara 46'), Franco Baresi,
Luigi De Agostini, Riccardo Ferri, Giuseppe Giannini, Giancarlo Marocchi,
Fernando De Napoli (Roberto Donadoni 51'), Roberto Baggio, Andrea Carnevale
(Aldo Serena 70'), Gianluca Vialli.
Algeria: El-Hadi Larbi, Rachid Adghigh, Kamel Adjas, Fodil Megharia, Ali Benhalima,
Djamel Amani, Tahar Cherif El-Ouazani, Moussa Saïb, Hamid Rahmani
(Tarek Hadj Adlane 46'), Lakhdar Belloumi (Dahmane Haffaf 84'),
Rabah Madjer [c].
Referee: Zoran Petrović (Yugoslavia).
Coaches: Italy: Azeglio Vicini.
Algeria: Abdelhamid Kermali.
12/11/1989, Al-Kuwait, Kazma Stadium, 35000
Islamic Friendship and Peace Festival
IRAQ 1 (Ahmed Radhi)
UGANDA 1 (Paul Hasule 29')
Iraq won 4-3 on penalties.
Iraq: Emad Hashem, Sharar Haider, Radi Shneishel, Samir Kadhim, Ahmed Radhi,
Saad Qais, Karim Mohammed Allawi [c], Natiq Hashim, Laith Hussein,
Saad Abdulhamid, [1 missing].
Uganda: Tom Musoke, Isaac Nkaada, Sula Kato, Sam Ssimbwa (Ramsey 71'),
Steven Bogere, Magid Musisi, Robert Aloro, Ronald Vvubya, Umar Senoga
(Safet 64'), Austin, Samoil.
Referee: Kim Milton Nielsen (Denmark).
Coaches: Iraq: Anwar Jassam.
Uganda: Polly Ouma.
14/11/1989, João Pessoa, Estádio Almeidão, 45000
Friendly International
BRAZIL 0
YUGOSLAVIA 0
Brazil: Taffarel, Josimar (Müller), Mauro Galvão, Ricardo Rocha, André Cruz,
Dunga, Geovani, Silas (Bismarck), Mazinho, Bebeto, Romário (Tita).
Yugoslavia: Tomislav Ivkovic, Vujadin Stanojkovic, Slobodan Marovic, Andrej Panadic,
Faruk Hadzibegic, Predrag Spasic, Robert Prosinecki, Dragoljub Brnovic,
Dejan Savicevic, Dragan Stojkovic, Milan Jankovic (Zvonimir Boban).
Referee: Pietro D'Elia (Italy).
Coaches: Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
Yugoslavia: Ivica Osim.
Note: It is also reported that Vujacic and Suker played for Yugoslavia
instead of Brnovic and Panadic.
20/12/1989, Rotterdam, Feyenoord Stadion 'De Kuip', 28864
Friendly International
NETHERLANDS 0
BRAZIL 1 (Careca I 55')
Netherlands: Hans van Breukelen, Edward Sturing, Rob Reekers, Ronald Koeman [c]
(Martin Laamers 46'), Berry van Aerle, Adri van Tiggelen, Jan Wouters
(Danny Blind 69'), Juul Ellerman (Aron Winter 21'), Bart Latuheru,
Wim Kieft (John van Loen 78'), Frank Berghuis (John van 't Schip 58').
Brazil: Taffarel, Jorginho, Aldair (Júlio César), Mozer, Ricardo Rocha, Branco,
Dunga (Silas), Alemão, Valdo II, Romário (Bebeto), Careca I (Müller).
Referee: Werner Föckler (West Germany).
Coaches: Netherlands: Thijs Libregts.
Brazil: Sebastião Lazaroni.
20/12/1989, Yaoundé, 10000
Friendly International
CAMEROON 0
WEST GERMANY U21 1 (Marco Bode 62')
Cameroon:
West Germany U21: Richard Golz, Michael Klinkert, Hans-Jürgen Heidenreich, Carsten Kober,
Günter Metz, Jürgen Luginger, Gerhard Poschner, Horst Steffen,
Martin Schneider (Oliver Bierhoff), Knut Reinhardt, Marco Bode
(Detlev Dammeier).
Note: The match was listed as a full FIFA international.
21/12/1989, Cagliari, Stadio Sant'Elia, 29635
Friendly International
ITALY 0
ARGENTINA 0
Italy: Walter Zenga (Stefano Tacconi 46'), Franco Baresi, Giuseppe Bergomi [c],
Ciro Ferrara, Paolo Maldini (Luigi De Agostini 46'), Nicola Berti,
Roberto Donadoni (Roberto Mancini 46'), Giuseppe Giannini,
Fernando De Napoli, Aldo Serena, Gianluca Vialli (Luca Fusi 68').
Argentina: Nery Pumpido, Oscar Ruggeri, Juan Simón, José Basualdo (Pedro Troglio 39'),
Sergio Batista, Pedro Monzón, Julio Olarticoechea, Jorge Burruchaga,
Ricardo Giusti, Diego Maradona [c], Gustavo Dezotti (Claudio Caniggia 69').
Referee: Alexei Spirin (USSR).
Coaches: Italy: Azeglio Vicini.
Argentina: Carlos Bilardo.
23/12/1989, Yaoundé, 4000
Friendly International
CAMEROON 1 (Emmanuel Kundé 25' pen)
WEST GERMANY U21 1 (Oliver Bierhoff 3')
Cameroon:
West Germany U21: Uwe Brunn, Hans-Jürgen Heidenreich (Michael Klinkert), Carsten Kober,
Günter Metz, Thorsten Fink, Jürgen Luginger, Gerhard Poschner,
Thomas Lasser (Horst Steffen), Detlev Dammeier (Martin Schneider),
Oliver Bierhoff, Marco Bode (Knut Reinhardt).