Football World Cup 1958 / Yugoslavia

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This article covers the Yugoslav national football team at the 1958 World Cup .

qualification

rank country Gates Points
1 YugoslaviaYugoslavia Yugoslavia 7: 2 6th
2 Romania 1952Romania Romania 6: 4 5
3 Kingdom of GreeceKingdom of Greece Greece 2: 9 1
Greece - Yugoslavia 0-0
Romania - Yugoslavia 1: 1
Yugoslavia - Greece 4: 1
Yugoslavia - Romania 2-0

Yugoslav contingent

Number / name Association at the time birthday International matches
goalkeeper
1  Vladimir Beara YugoslaviaYugoslavia Red Star Belgrade 11/02/1928
2  Srboljub Krivokuća YugoslaviaYugoslavia Red Star Belgrade 03/14/1928
20th  Gordan Irovic YugoslaviaYugoslavia Dinamo Zagreb 07/02/1934
Defense
3  Vasilije Šijaković YugoslaviaYugoslavia OFK Belgrade 08/02/1929
4th  Tomislav Crnković YugoslaviaYugoslavia Dinamo Zagreb 06/17/1929
5  Novak Tomic YugoslaviaYugoslavia Red Star Belgrade 07/01/1936
8th  Dobrosav Krstić YugoslaviaYugoslavia Vojvodina Novi Sad 02/05/1932
21st  Nikola Radović YugoslaviaYugoslavia Red Star Belgrade 10/20/1932
midfield
6th  Branko Zebec YugoslaviaYugoslavia Partizan Belgrade 05/17/1929
9  Vujadin Boškov YugoslaviaYugoslavia Vojvodina Novi Sad May 16, 1931
10  Ivan Šantek YugoslaviaYugoslavia Dinamo Zagreb 04/23/1932
11  Vladimir Popović YugoslaviaYugoslavia Red Star Belgrade March 17, 1935
attack
7th  Miloš Milutinović YugoslaviaYugoslavia Partizan Belgrade 02/05/1933
12  Aleksandar Petaković YugoslaviaYugoslavia FK Radnički Belgrade 08/06/1932
13  Todor Veselinović YugoslaviaYugoslavia Vojvodina Novi Sad 10/22/1930
14th  Milorad Milutinović YugoslaviaYugoslavia Partizan Belgrade 02/05/1933
15th  Dragoslav Šekularac YugoslaviaYugoslavia Red Star Belgrade 11/08/1937
16  Ilijas Pašić YugoslaviaYugoslavia FK Željezničar Sarajevo 05/10/1934
17th  Zdravko Rajkov YugoslaviaYugoslavia Vojvodina Novi Sad December 05, 1927
18th  Luka Lipošinović YugoslaviaYugoslavia Dinamo Zagreb 05/12/1932
19th  Radivoje Ognjanović YugoslaviaYugoslavia FK Radnički Belgrade 07/01/1933
22nd  Dražan Jerković YugoslaviaYugoslavia Dinamo Zagreb 08/06/1936
Trainer
  YugoslaviaYugoslavia Aleksandar Tirnanić   07/15/1910

Games of the Yugoslav team

Preliminary round

rank country Gates Points
1 France 1946Fourth French Republic France 11: 7 4th
2 YugoslaviaYugoslavia Yugoslavia 7: 6 4th
3 Paraguay 1954Paraguay Paraguay 9:12 3
4th ScotlandScotland Scotland 4: 6 1
  • YugoslaviaYugoslavia Yugoslavia - Scotland 1: 1 (1: 0)ScotlandScotland

Stadium: Arosvallen ( Västerås )

Spectators: 9,500

Referee: Wyssling ( Switzerland )

Goals: 1-0 Petaković (6th), 1: 1 Murray (49th)

  • YugoslaviaYugoslavia Yugoslavia - France 3: 2 (1: 1)France 1946Fourth French Republic

Stadium: Arosvallen ( Västerås )

Spectators: 12,000

Referee: Griffiths ( Wales )

Goals: 0: 1 Fontaine (4th), 1: 1 Petaković (16th), 2: 1 Veselinović (63th), 2: 2 Fontaine (85th), 3: 2 Veselinović (88th)

  • Paraguay 1954Paraguay Paraguay - Yugoslavia 3: 3 (1: 2)YugoslaviaYugoslavia

Stadium: Tunavallen ( Eskilstuna )

Spectators: 12,000

Referee: Macko ( Czechoslovakia )

Goals: 0: 1 Ognjanovic (18th), 1: 1 Parodi (20th), 1: 2 Veselinović (21st), 2: 2 Agüero (52nd), 2: 3 Rajkov (73rd), 3: 3 Romero (80.)

There was no favorite in group 2. The negative surprise, however, was the Scots. Against Yugoslavia it was enough to make it 1-1, but against Paraguay it was a sensational 2-3. Since it was also a 2-1 defeat against the French, they were eliminated, landing in fourth place. France won the group with its World Cup goal scorer Just Fontaine, who set the record of 13 goals that is still in place today. Against Paraguay he was successful three times at 7: 3 (!). Even the two goals of the French in the 2-3 defeat against the later group runners-up, Yugoslavia, scored Fontaine. The 3: 3 against Paraguay was enough for the Yugoslavs to advance, one point ahead of the South Americans.

Quarter finals

20,000 Malmö Stadium ( Malmö ) Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany BR Germany YugoslaviaYugoslavia Yugoslavia Wyssling ( Switzerland ) 1: 0 (1: 0) 1-0 Rahn (12th)

As in 1954, the Germans had to compete with Yugoslavia. Like four years before, it was a trembling game. Although the reigning world champion took the lead after twelve minutes through the inimitable Helmut Rahn, the Yugoslavs played for the majority of the encounter on the German goal guarded by Herkenrath, who prevailed 1-0 in a true defensive battle.