Olympic Intermediate Games 1906 / Football
Football at the Olympic Intermediate Games |
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Attendees: | 45 athletes | ||
Date: | April 23rd - April 25th | ||
Competition location: | Athens | ||
Decision: | 1 |
A soccer tournament was also held at the 1906 Olympic interludes . Four teams, some of them mixed, took part in this draw.
Denmark, which was considered the strongest continental European country at the time, but did not yet have a national team , sent a Copenhagen city selection, which had nothing to do with the Dansk Boldspil Union , but was a private initiative. For Greece, the team from Ethnikos GS Athênai took part, which was reinforced by a player from Panellinios GS Athênai . Two teams from the Ottoman Empire took part. A team from Thessaloniki , which consisted entirely of players from the local club Omilos Filomuson Thessaloníké (the predecessor club of Iraklis Thessaloniki ) and a team that went under the name Smyrna and consisted of six French, five English and one Armenian.
All games were played in the Podilatodromio , which is where the Karaiskakis Stadium stands today .
The tournament was clearly dominated by the Danish team, which outclassed their opponents. In the final, the Northern Europeans were already leading 9-0 at halftime, after which the Athens team refused to continue the game. Denmark was then declared the winner. The tournament management decided that the three "Greek" teams should play for second place. The Athenians also refused to do this, as they had already clearly defeated Thessaloniki in the semi-finals and were disqualified and placed in last place. The two losers in the semi-finals played for second place. This pairing between Smyrna and Thessaloniki won the international selection of Smyrna, whose offensive series consisted of the five English Whittal brothers, 3-0.
Game results
Semifinals
April 23, 1906 | Athens | Copenhagen | - | Smyrna | 5: 1 (1: 1) |
April 23, 1906 | Athens | Ethnikos GS Athina | - | Omilos Filomouson Thessaloniki | 6-0 |
final
April 24, 1906 | Athens | Copenhagen | - | Ethnikos GS Athina | 9: 0 (after 45 min) |
2nd place match
April 25, 1906 | Athens | Smyrna | - | Omilos Filomouson Thessaloniki | 3-0 |
Medal ranks
rank | player |
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Gold Denmark |
Copenhagen Aage Andersen , Viggo Andersen (goalkeeper) , Charles Buchwald , Holger Frederiksen , Hjalmar Heerup , August Lindgren , Niels Oscar Nielsen , Parmo Perslev , Peter Petersen , Henry Rambuch , Stefan Rasmussen |
Silver turkey |
Smyrna Edwin Charnaud (goalkeeper) , Percy de la Fontaine , Edward Giraud , Jim Girard , Henry Joly , Zaret Couyoumdjian , Albert Whittal , Donald Whittal , Edward Whittal , Godfrey Whittal , Herbert Whittal |
Bronze turkey |
Omilos Filomouson Thessaloniki John Abbot , Andonios Karayanidis , John Kirou , Dimitrios Militsopoulos , Nikolaos Pendakis , Nikolaos Pindos , John Saridakis , George Soririadis , Andonios Tegos , George Vaporis (goalkeeper) , Vasilios Zarkadis |
Greece |
Ethnikos GS Athina Konstantinos Botasis , Panayotis Botasis , Nikolaos Dekavalas , George Gerondakis , Omiros Iosifoglou , Alexandros Kalafatis , George Merkuris , George Pandos , Konstantinos Siriotis , George Vrionis , Panayotis Vrionis (goalkeeper) |
Web links
literature
- IFFHS : Book Series "Olympic Football Tournaments" Volume 1, pp. 15/16