1960 Summer Olympics / Football
Football at the 1960 Summer Olympics |
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venue | Rome , Florence , Grosseto , L'Aquila , Livorno , Naples , Pescara |
Competition venue | Stadio Olimpico , Stadio Flaminio , Stadio Comunale Firenze , Stadio Comunale Grosseto , Stadio Comunale L'Aquila , Stadio Ardenza , Stadio Fuorigrotta , Stadio Adriatico |
Teams | 16 |
Nations | 16 |
Athletes | 235 (235 ) |
date | August 26 - September 10, 1960 |
decisions | 1 |
← Melbourne 1956 |
At the XVII. At the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome , a football competition was held. Yugoslavia reached the final for the fourth time in a row and won for the first time after three defeats. For Germany, a German selection took part, which was able to prevail in an internal German elimination against the team from the GDR. In the qualification for the group stage, which was carried out for the first time at the Olympic football tournament, the Germans failed against Poland. For the first time, the preliminary round was played in the form of a group stage with four groups of four teams. In contrast to the mode used in World Cup tournaments, however, the knockout round in this tournament began with the semi-finals; a quarter-final was not played, so that only the winners of the four preliminary round groups could qualify. In addition to Rome, the venues were the Stadio Olimpico , where only the final took place, and the Stadio Flaminio , Florence , Grosseto , L'Aquila , Livorno , Naples and Pescara .
Host Italy could not use the home bonus and only finished fourth.
Denmark's silver medal was overshadowed by an airplane accident: on the way to a preparation game for the tournament, eight players, including three already nominated for the Olympic tournament, fell to their deaths with a De Havilland DH.89 Dragon Rapide shortly after the start in Copenhagen .
qualification
Stages
In addition to the Stadio Olimpico as the final venue, seven stadiums were selected.
city | Stadion | Places |
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Rome | Flaminio Stadium | 30,000 |
Naples | Fuorigrotta stadium | 76,824 |
Florence | Stadio Comunale | 47,282 |
L'Aquila | Stadio Comunale | 20,000 |
Livorno | Ardenza stadium | 19,238 |
Pescara | Stadio Adriatico | 19,500 |
Grosseto | Stadio Comunale | 10,200 |
The tournament
Olympic football tournament 1960 | |
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Number of nations | 16 (of 36 applicants) |
Olympic champion | Yugoslavia (1st title) |
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Rome ( Florence , Grosseto , L'Aquila , Livorno , Naples , Pescara ) |
Opening game | August 26, 1960 |
Endgame | September 10, 1960 |
Games | 28 |
Gates | 120 (⌀: 4.29 per game) |
Top scorer | Milan Galić (7 goals) |
Warnings | 18 (⌀: 0.64 per game) |
References | 2 (⌀: 0.07 per game) |
Group stage
Group A
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Group B
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Group C
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Group D
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Semifinals
September 5, 1960 in Naples | |||
Italy | - | Yugoslavia ( 1 ) | 1: 1 (0: 0) n. V. |
September 6, 1960 in Rome (Stadio Flaminio) | |||
Denmark | - | Hungary | 2: 0 (1: 0) |
1 Yugoslavia won by drawing of lots.
Bronze game
Hungary | Italy | ||||||
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Gábor Török - Zoltán Dudás , Jenő Dalnoki - Ernő Solymosi , Pál Várhidi , Ferenc Kovács - Imre Sátori , János Göröcs , Flórián Albert , Pál Orosz , Janos Dunai Trainer: Lajos Baróti |
Luciano Alfieri - Tarcisio Burgnich , Mario Trebbi - Paride Tumburus , Sandro Salvadore , Giovanni Trapattoni - Giancarlo Cella , Gianni Rivera , Ugo Tomeazzi , Giacomo Bulgarelli , Giorgio Rossano Trainer: Giuseppe Vani |
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1-0 Orosz (32nd) 2-0 Dunai (69th) |
2: 1 Tomeazzi (84th) |
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Warnings : Orosz, Dalnoki |
final
Yugoslavia | Denmark | ||||||
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Blagoja Vidinić - Novak Roganović , Fahrudin Jusufi - Ante Žanetić , Vladimir Durković , Željko Perušić - Andrija Anković , Željko Matuš , Milan Galić , Tomislav Knez , Bora Kostić Coach: Ljubomir Lovrić |
Henry From - Poul Andersen , Poul Jensen - Bent Hansen , Hans Christian Nielsen , Flemming Nielsen - Poul Pedersen , Thomas Troelsen , Harald Nielsen , Henning Enoksen , Jørn Sørensen Trainer: Arne Sørensen |
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1-0 Galić (1st) 2-0 Matuš (11th) 3-0 Kostić (69th) |
3: 1 F.Nielsen (90.) |
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Warnings : Durković Expelled : Galić (84.) |
Warnings : H. Nielsen |
Medal ranks
rank | Medalist |
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Gold Yugoslavia |
Andrija Anković , Vladimir Durković , Milan Galić , fahrudin jusufi , Tomislav Knez , Aleksandar Kozlina , Bora Kostic , Dusan Maravić , Zeljko Matuš , željko perušić , Novak Roganović , Velimir Sombolac , milutin šoškić (TW), Silvester Takač , Blagoja Vidinic (TW) , Ante Žanetić Coach: Ljubomir Lovrić |
Silver Denmark |
Poul Andersen , John Danielsen , Henning Enoksen , Henry From (TW), Bent Hansen , Poul Jensen , Hans Christian Nielsen , Flemming Nielsen , Harald Nielsen , Poul Ebbesen Pedersen , John Sørensen , Thomas Troelsen Trainer: Arne Sørensen |
Bronze Hungary |
Flórián Albert , jenő dalnoki , Zoltán Dudás , Janós Dunai , Lagos Faragó (TW), János Göröcs , Ferenc Kovacs III, Dezső Novak , Pál Orosz , Tibor Pál , Gyula Rákosi , Imre Sátori , Ernö Solymosi , Gábor Török (TW), Pál Várhidi , Oszkár Vilezsál Coach: Lajos Baróti |
Best goal scorers
rank | player | Gates |
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1 | Milan Galic | 7th |
2 | Harald Nielsen | 6th |
Bora Kostic | 6th | |
4th | Ernst Pohl | 5 |
Janós Dunai | 5 | |
Flórián Albert | 5 | |
János Göröcs | 5 | |
8th | Gerson | 4th |
Juan Carlos Oleniak | 4th | |
Robert Brown | 4th | |
Giorgio Rossano | 4th |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Flyulykken 1960 ( Memento of the original from April 5, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Section on the website of the Danish Aircraft Accident Association (Danish) .