Olympic football tournament 1980 / Yugoslavia

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This article covers the Yugoslav Olympic football selection during the 1980 Summer Olympics .

Olympic qualification

Yugoslavia had a bye in the 1st round and moved into the decisive 2nd round. There they prevailed after three wins and one defeat due to the better goal difference against Italy and thus qualified for the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow .

1 round

date place pairing To Back total
04/11/1979 Amstetten Austria - Turkey 1-0 1: 2 2: 2
3: 4 (11m)
04/25/1979
04/18/1979 Ioannina Greece - Italy 1-0 0: 4 1: 4
05/02/1979 Udine
Bye: Yugoslavia

2nd round

Game results

November 2, 1979 Yugoslavia - Turkey 3-0
December 23, 1979 Rome Italy - Yugoslavia 1-0
02/20/1980 Aydın Turkey - Italy 0: 2
March 13, 1980 Brescia Italy - Turkey 5-0
03/26/1980 Mostar Yugoslavia - Italy 5: 2
04/02/1980 Turkey - Yugoslavia 0: 1

Closing table

Pl. country Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia  4th  3  0  1 009: 300  +6 06: 20
 2. ItalyItaly Italy  4th  3  0  1 010: 500  +5 06: 20
 3. TurkeyTurkey Turkey  4th  0  0  4th 000:110 −11 00: 80

Qualified for the next continental round.     Qualified for the 1980 Olympic Games

Olympic finals

Squad

N ° player Club before the start of the Olympics Date of birth Olympics 1980
games / goals		 Yellow card Red card
goalkeeper
01 Dragan Pantelic Radnički Niš December 09, 1951 4th - - -
12 Tomislav Ivković Dinamo Zagreb 08/11/1960 2 - - -
Defense
04th Miloš Hrstić NK Rijeka 11/20/1955 4th - 1 -
05 Milan Jovin Red Star Belgrade December 13, 1955 2 - - -
09 Vladimir Matijevic Velež Mostar 01/02/1957 5 - 1 -
13 Boro Primorac Hajduk Split 05.12.1954 6th 1 1 -
17th Zoran Vujović Hajduk Split 08/26/1958 5 2 - -
midfield
02 Nikica Cukrov Hajduk Split 03/06/1954 6th - - -
03 Ivan Gudelj Hajduk Split 09/21/1960 2 - - -
06th Nikica Klinčarski Partizan Belgrade 05/01/1957 6th - - -
07th Mišo Krstičević Hajduk Split 02/19/1958 4th - - -
08th Dževad Šećerbegović Sloboda Tuzla 07/15/1955 4th 1 - -
10 Ante Miročević (C)Captain of the crew Budućnost Titograd 08/06/1952 5 1 1 -
15th Miloš Šestić Red Star Belgrade 08/08/1956 6th 2 1 -
attack
11 Dušan Pešić Napredak Kruševac 04/26/1955 3 - - -
14th Srebrenko Repčić Red Star Belgrade December 01, 1954 6th - - -
16 Zlatko Vujović Hajduk Split 08/26/1958 6th 2 - -
Trainer
Ivan Toplak 09/21/1931

Games

With two wins in the preliminary round against Finland and Costa Rica as well as a draw against Iraq, Yugoslavia reached the quarter-finals. There they won a victory against Algeria, which was followed by a defeat against Czechoslovakia in the semifinals. In the game for 3rd place they lost to the host Soviet Union, which brought Yugoslavia fourth place in this tournament.

Preliminary round ( Group D )

Pl. country Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia  3  2  1  0 006: 300  +3 05: 10
 2. Iraq 1963Iraq Iraq  3  1  2  0 004: 100  +3 04: 20
 3. FinlandFinland Finland  3  1  1  1 003: 200  +1 03: 30
 4th Costa RicaCosta Rica Costa Rica  3  0  0  3 002: 900  −7 00: 60
July 21, 1980 in Minsk (Dinamo Stadium)
Yugoslavia - Finland 2: 0 (0: 0)
July 23, 1980 in Minsk (Dinamo Stadium)
Yugoslavia - Costa Rica 3: 2 (2: 1)
July 25, 1980 in Minsk (Dinamo Stadium)
Yugoslavia - Iraq 1: 1 (0: 0)

Quarter finals

July 27, 1980 in Minsk (Dinamo Stadium)
Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia - AlgeriaAlgeria Algeria 3: 0 (2: 0)

Semifinals

July 29, 1980 in Moscow (Dynamo Stadium)
CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia Czechoslovakia - Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia 2: 0 (2: 0)

3rd place match

August 1, 1980 in Moscow (Dynamo Stadium)
Soviet Union 1955Soviet Union Soviet Union - Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia 2: 0 (0: 0)

literature

The new football week . Fuwo . Sportverlag, ISSN  0323-8407 (issues of the 1979–1981 season).

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