Soccer World Cup 1982 / Germany

This article deals with the German national football team at the 1982 World Cup in Spain .

qualification

The German team easily qualified for the 1982 World Cup without losing points and with a goal difference of 33: 3. With nine goals, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge was the top German scorer in the qualification.

rank	country	Gates	Points
1	BR Germany	33: 3	16: 0
2	Austria	16: 6	11: 5
3	Bulgaria	11:10	9: 7
4th	Albania	4:22	2:14
5	Finland	4:27	2:14

Bulgaria - FR Germany 1: 3 (0: 2) December 3, 1980, Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia

0: 1, 0: 2 Manfred Kaltz (14th, 36th), 0: 3 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (53rd), 1: 3 Jontschev (66th)

Albania - FR Germany 0: 2 (0: 1) April 1, 1981, Kombetar Qemal Stafa stadium in Tirana

0: 1, 0: 2 Bernd Schuster (9th, 70th)

Federal Republic of Germany - Austria 2: 0 (2: 0) April 29, 1981, Volksparkstadion in Hamburg

1: 0 Bernd Krauss (30th / own goal), 2: 0 Klaus Fischer (36th)

Finland - FR Germany 0: 4 (0: 3) 24 May 1981, Keskusurheilukenttä Stadion in Lahti

0: 1 Hans-Peter Briegel (26th), 0: 2 Fischer (37th), 0: 3 Kaltz (40th), 0: 4 Fischer (80th)

Federal Republic of Germany - Finland 7: 1 (2: 1) September 23, 1981, Ruhrstadion in Bochum

1: 0 Fischer (11th), 1: 1 Turunen (41st), 2: 1 Rummenigge (42nd), 3: 1 Paul Breitner (54th), 4: 1 Rummenigge (60th), 5: 1 Breitner (67.), 6: 1 Rummenigge (72.), 7: 1 Wolfgang Dremmler (83.)

Austria - Federal Republic of Germany 1: 3 (1: 2) October 14, 1981, Praterstadion in Vienna

1: 0 Walter Schachner (16th min.), 1: 1 Pierre Littbarski (17th), 1: 2 Felix Magath (20th), 1: 3 Littbarski (77th)

Federal Republic of Germany - Albania 8: 0 (5: 0) November 18, 1981, Westfalenstadion in Dortmund

1: 0, 2: 0, 5: 0 Rummenigge (5th, 19th, 43rd), 3: 0, 8: 0 Fischer (32nd, 72nd), 4: 0 Kaltz (36th), 6: 0 Littbarski (52nd), 7-0 Breitner (68th)

Federal Republic of Germany - Bulgaria 4: 0 (1: 0) November 22nd 1981, Rheinstadion in Düsseldorf

1: 0 Fischer (4th), 2: 0 Rummenigge (49th), 3: 0 Kaltz (62nd), 4: 0 Rummenigge (83rd)

Contingent

Each coach could nominate 22 players. Allofs, Engels and Hieronymus were officially nominated at FIFA, but national coach Derwall decided to travel to Spain with only 19 players.

Number / name		Association at the time	birthday	Caps / Goals (a)	Sp.	goal	red	yellow
goalkeeper
21st	Bernd Franke	Eintracht Braunschweig	02/12/1948	7 (0)	0	0	0	0
22nd	Eike Immel	Borussia Dortmund	11/27/1960	4 (0)	0	0	0	0
1	Toni Schumacher	1. FC Cologne	03/06/1954	25 (0)	7th	0	0	0
Defense
2	Hans-Peter Briegel	1. FC Kaiserslautern	10/11/1955	27 (2)	7th	0	0	1
5	Bernd Foerster	VfB Stuttgart	05/03/1956	15 (0)	4th	0	0	1
4th	Karlheinz Förster	VfB Stuttgart	July 25, 1958	35 (1)	7th	0	0	0
12	Wilfried Hannes	Borussia Monchengladbach	05/17/1957	7 (0)	0	0	0	0
20th	Manfred Kaltz	Hamburger SV	01/06/1953	59 (7)	7th	0	0	0
15th	Uli Stielike	real Madrid	11/15/1954	23 (0)	7th	0	0	2
midfield
3	Paul Breitner	FC Bayern Munich	05.09.1951	41 (9)	7th	1	0	0
6th	Wolfgang Dremmler	FC Bayern Munich	07/12/1954	11 (2)	7th	0	0	1
7th	Pierre Littbarski	1. FC Cologne	04/16/1960	7 (6)	7th	2	0	1
14th	Felix Magath	Hamburger SV	07/26/1953	20 (2)	4th	0	0	0
18th	Lothar Matthäus	Borussia Monchengladbach	03/21/1961	7 (0)	2	0	0	0
10	Hansi Mueller	VfB Stuttgart	07/27/1957	34 (5)	2	0	0	0
attack
8th	Klaus Fischer	1. FC Cologne	December 27, 1949	39 (30)	6th	2	0	1
9	Horst Hrubesch	Hamburger SV	04/17/1951	16 (5)	5	1	0	1
13	Uwe Reinders	Werder Bremen	January 19, 1955	1 (0)	3	1	0	0
11	Karl-Heinz Rummenigge	FC Bayern Munich	09/25/1955	52 (25)	7th	5	0	0
Trainer
	Jupp Derwall (national coach )		03/10/1927

On call:

Number / name		Association at the time	birthday	Caps / Goals (a)
Defense
19th	Holger Hieronymus	Hamburger SV	02/22/1959	2 (0)
midfield
17th	Stephan Engels	1. FC Cologne	09/06/1960	3 (0)
attack
16	Thomas Allofs	Fortuna Dusseldorf	11/17/1959	0 (0)

^(a) A international matches (international goals in brackets) before the start of the tournament

Games of Germany

Gijón (Q + VR) Madrid (ZR + F) Seville (HF)

Venues and district (Q)

Preliminary round

Federal Republic of Germany - Algeria 1: 2 (0: 0)

• June 16, 1982 in Gijón ( El Molinón )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - Kaltz, Stielike, K.-H. Förster, Briegel - Dremmler, Breitner, Magath (84th Fischer) - Rummenigge , Hrubesch, Littbarski
•  Algeria : Cerbah - Merzekane, Guendouz, Kourichi, Mansouri - Fergani, Dahleb, Belloumi, Zidane (64th Bensaoula) - Madjer (88th Larbes), Assad
• Goals : 0: 1 Madjer (54th), 1: 1 Rummenigge (67th), 1: 2 Belloumi (68th)
• Referee : Enrique Labo Revoredo (Peru)
• Spectators : 42,000

Federal Republic of Germany - Chile 4: 1 (1: 0)

• June 20, 1982 in Gijón ( El Molinón )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - Kaltz, Stielike, K.-H. Förster, Briegel - Dremmler, Breitner (61st Matthäus), Magath - Rummenigge , Hrubesch, Littbarski (78th Reinders)
•  Chile : Osbén - Garrido, Figueroa, Valenzuela, Bigorra - Dubó, Bonvallet, Soto (46th Letilier), Moscoso - Yanez, Gamboa (66th Neira)
• Goals : 1: 0, 2: 0, 3: 0 Rummenigge (9th, 57th, 66th), 4: 0 Reinders (81st), 4: 1 Moscoso (90th)
• Referee : Bruno Galler (Switzerland)
• Spectators : 42,000
• Match report : After the opening debacle against Algeria, reparations were called for in the German camp and much was reminiscent of 1978 . Back then there was a pitiful 0-0 win against Poland (this time 1-2 against Algeria) and a 6-0 win against Mexico followed. This time a 4: 1 against Chile could be achieved. Captain Rummenigge not only proved with his three goals that he was rightly voted Europe's footballer of the year . Chile, which ran up without veteran Carlos Caszely , got completely off the mark with the early 1-0 and never came into play. There was great satisfaction on the German side: the second round was again within reach, while Chile had already been eliminated after two defeats.

Germany - Austria 1: 0 (1: 0)

• June 25, 1982 in Gijón ( El Molinón )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - Kaltz, Stielike, K.-H. Förster, Briegel - Dremmler, Breitner, Magath - Rummenigge (66th Matthew), Hrubesch (69th Fischer), Littbarski
•  Austria : Koncilia - Krauss, Obermayer, Pezzey, Degeorgi - Hattenberger, Weber, Prohaska, Hintermaier - Schachner, Krankl
• Goal : 1-0 Hrubesch (10th)
• Referee : Robert Valentine (Scotland)
• Spectators : 41,000
• See also : Gijón Non-Aggression Pact

Intermediate round

Germany - England 0-0

• June 29, 1982 in Madrid ( Estadio Santiago Bernabéu )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - Kaltz, Stielike, K.-H. Förster, Briegel - B. Förster, Dremmler, Breitner, Müller (74th Fischer) - Rummenigge , Reinders (63rd Littbarski)
•  England : Shilton - Mills, Butcher, Sansom, Thompson - Robson, Wilkins, Coppell, Rix - Francis (78th Woodcock), Mariner
• Referee : Arnaldo Coelho (Brazil)
• Spectators : 75,000

Germany - Spain 2: 1 (0: 0)

• July 2, 1982 in Madrid ( Estadio Santiago Bernabéu )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - B. Förster, Stielike, K.-H. Förster, Briegel - Kaltz, Dremmler, Breitner, Rummenigge (46th Reinders) - Fischer, Littbarski
•  Spain : Arconada - Urquiaga, Alexanko, Tendillo, Gordillo - Camacho, Perico Alonso, Juanito (46th Lopez Ufarte), Zamora - Santillana, Quini (65th Sanchez)
• Goals : 1-0 Littbarski (50th), 2-0 Fischer (76th), 2-1 Zamora (82nd)
• Referee : Paolo Casarin (Italy)
• Spectators : 90,089

Semifinals

Federal Republic of Germany - France 3: 3 n.V. (1: 1, 1: 1), 5: 4 p. E.

• July 8, 1982 in Seville ( Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - Stielike, Kaltz , K.-H. Förster, B. Förster - Dremmler, Breitner, Briegel (97th Rummenigge), Magath (73rd Hrubesch) - Littbarski, Fischer
•  France : Ettori - Trésor, Amoros, Janvion, Bossis - Tigana, Giresse, Platini, Genghini (50th Battiston) (60th Lopez) - Rocheteau, Six
• Goals : 1: 0 Littbarski (18th), 1: 1 Platini (26th), 1: 2 Trésor (93th), 1: 3 Giresse (99th), 2: 3 Rummenigge (103rd), 3: 3 Fisherman (108.)
• Penalty shootout : 0: 1 Giresse, 1: 1 Kaltz, 1: 2 Amoros, 2: 2 Breitner, 2: 3 Rocheteau, Stielike - saved, Six - saved, 3: 3 Littbarski, 3: 4 Platini, 4: 4 Rummenigge, Bossis - held, 5: 4 Horst Hrubesch
• Referee : Charles Corver (Netherlands)
• Spectators : 70,000
• See also : Night of Seville

final

Germany - Italy 1: 3 (0: 0)

• July 11, 1982 in Madrid ( Estadio Santiago Bernabéu )
• Federal Republic of Germany : Schumacher - B. Förster, Stielike, K.-H. Förster, Briegel - Dremmler (63rd Hrubesch), Breitner, Kaltz - Rummenigge (70th Müller), Fischer, Littbarski
•  Italy : Zoff- Scirea, Collovati, Gentile, Bergomi - Oriali, Cabrini, Tardelli - Conti, Rossi, Graziani (8th Altobelli) (89th Causio)
• Goals : 0: 1 Rossi (57th), 0: 2 Tardelli (69th), 0: 3 Altobelli (81st), 1: 3 Breitner (83rd)
• Referee : Arnaldo Coelho (Brazil)
• Spectators : 90,000

swell

1. ↑ See the roster on fifa.com, accessed on July 20, 2020.
2. ↑ "It was hate on the square" , 11freunde.de, April 8, 2020, accessed on July 20, 2020.
3. ↑ Homepage of the DFB The 1982 World Cup has to be selected from the menu.
4. ↑ Homepage of the DFB The 1982 World Cup has to be selected from the menu.

Web links

• dfb.de: "The 1982 World Cup in Spain - Dark shadows over Spain"