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HOW IT WORKS
1967 in association football
Summary
The following are the
football (soccer)
events of the year
1967
throughout the world.
Events
edit
January 28 – In the
Scottish Cup
Berwick Rangers F.C.
beat
Rangers F.C.
1–0 to cause one of the biggest shock results in Scottish Football.
European Cup
:
Celtic F.C.
defeat
Inter Milan
2–1 at the
Estádio Nacional
in
Lisbon
to become the first British and first non-Mediterranean winners of the trophy.
Copa Libertadores
1967
: Won by
Racing Club
after defeating
Nacional
on an aggregate score of 2–1.
Third Lanark A.C.
, one of the founding members of the
Scottish Football League
are declared bankrupt and the club is liquidated.
September 21 –
NAC
makes a winning European debut by defeating Malta's
Floriana
(1–2) in the first round of the
Cup Winners Cup
, with both Dutch goals scored by
Jacques Visschers
.
November 19 –
Jimmy O'Connor
of
Shelbourne
sets the world record for the fastest ever
hat-trick
by scoring three goals in 2 minutes 13 seconds in a
League of Ireland
match against local rivals
Bohemians
at
Dalymount Park
,
Dublin
.
Winners club national championship
edit
Asia
edit
Qatar
:
Al-Oruba
Europe
edit
England
: (for fuller coverage see
1966-67 in English football
)
First Division -
Manchester United
Second Division -
Coventry City
Third Division -
Queens Park Rangers
Fourth Division -
Stockport County
FA Cup
-
Tottenham Hotspur
Football League Cup
- Queens Park Rangers
France
:
Saint-Étienne
Italy
:
Juventus
Netherlands
:
Ajax Amsterdam
Scotland
: (for fuller coverage see
1966-67 in Scottish football
)
Division One
-
Celtic
FC
Division Two
-
Morton
Scottish Cup
-
Celtic
FC
Scottish League Cup
-
Celtic
FC
Spain
:
Real Madrid
Turkey
:
Beşiktaş J.K.
West Germany
:
Eintracht Braunschweig
North America
edit
Mexico
:
Toluca
United States
/
Canada
:
Los Angeles Wolves
(
USA
)
Oakland Clippers
(
NPSL
)
South America
edit
Argentina
:
Estudiantes
-
Metropolitano
Independiente
- Nacional
Brazil
:
Palmeiras
- Taça Brasil
Palmeiras
- Torneio Roberto Gomes Pedrosa
Chile
:
Universidad de Chile
Paraguay
:
Club Guaraní
International tournaments
edit
South American Championship
in
Montevideo, Uruguay
(January 17 – February 2, 1967)
Uruguay
Argentina
Chile
1967 British Home Championship
(October 22, 1966 – April 15, 1967)
Scotland
Pan American Games
in
Winnipeg
, Manitoba, Canada (July 24 – August 3, 1967)
Mexico
Bermuda
Trinidad and Tobago
South Vietnam Independence Cup
in
Saigon
(November 4 – November 14, 1967)
Australia
South Korea
South Vietnam
Malaysia
Births
edit
January–April
edit
January 8 –
Torsten Gowitzke
, German footballer and manager
January 9 –
Claudio Caniggia
, Argentinian international footballer
January 16 –
Ivo Ron
, Ecuadorian footballer
January 18 –
Pieter Huistra
, Dutch footballer
February 3 –
Aurelio Vidmar
, Australian footballer
February 10 –
Rini Coolen
, Dutch footballer and manager
February 18 –
Roberto Baggio
, Italian international footballer
February 18 –
Marco Boogers
, Dutch footballer
February 22 –
Serghei Stroenco
, Moldovan international footballer (died 2013)
February 26 –
Kazuyoshi Miura
, Japanese footballer
March 1 –
Aron Winter
, Dutch international footballer
March 3 –
Jaime Patricio Ramírez
, Chilean footballer
March 12 –
Jorge Dely Valdés
, Panamanian footballer
March 26 –
Alberto Coyote
, Mexican footballer
April 7 –
Bodo Illgner
, German international footballer
May–September
edit
May 11 –
Andrés Romero
, Chilean footballer
May 18 –
Harald Ebertz
, former German footballer
[1]
May 20 –
Richard Zambrano
, Chilean footballer
May 21 –
Nando
, Spanish footballer
May 25 –
Luc Nilis
, Belgian footballer
May 27 –
Paul Gascoigne
, English footballer
June 22 –
Marc van Hintum
, Dutch footballer
June 23 –
Pavel Yevteyev
, Kazakhstani footballer
July 7 –
Shamsurin Abdul Rahman
, Malaysian footballer
July 19 –
Gabriel Favale
, Argentine football referee
August 7 –
Jocelyn Angloma
, French footballer
August 10 –
Philippe Albert
, Belgian footballer
August 24 –
Michael Thomas
, English footballer
September 2 –
Andreas Möller
, German footballer
September 5 –
Matthias Sammer
, German footballer
September 6 –
David Patiño
, Mexican footballer
September 20:
Craig Forrest
, Canadian soccer player
September 27 –
Uche Okechukwu
, Nigerian footballer
October–December
edit
October 11 –
Mario Salas
, Chilean international footballer
October 13 –
Hernaín Arzú
, Honduran international footballer
October 18 –
Greg Allen
, English former professional footballer
[2]
October 21 –
Paul Ince
, English international footballer
October 24 –
Carlos Antonio Muñoz
, Ecuadorian footballer (died 1993)
November 2 –
Zvonimir Soldo
, Croatian international footballer
November 18 –
Gavin Peacock
, English footballer and sportscaster
November 20 –
Anton Brovarnik
, Soviet footballer
[3]
November 28 –
José del Solar
, Peruvian footballer
December 5 –
Bogdan Stelea
, Romanian footballer
December 14 –
Palhinha (Jorge Ferreira da Silva)
, Brazilian international footballer
December 22 –
Şener Kurtulmuş
, Turkish former footballer
[4]
December 28 –
Paul Foster
, Australian footballer
Deaths
edit
April
edit
April 1 -
Jan van Dort
, Dutch international footballer (77)
April 4 –
Héctor Scarone
, Uruguayan striker, winner of the
1930 FIFA World Cup
and all-time topscorer of the
Uruguay national football team
between 1930 and 2011. (68)
June
edit
June 6 –
Fernando Paternoster
, Argentine defender, runner-up of the
1930 FIFA World Cup
. (64)
References
edit
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"Harald Ebertz".
worldfootball.net
. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG
. Retrieved
24 November
2023
.
^
"1967 in association football".
Barry Hugman's Footballers
. Retrieved
2 April
2020
.
^
"Anton Brovarnik".
worldfootball.net
. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG
. Retrieved
20 April
2024
.
^
"Şener Kurtulmuş".
worldfootball.net
. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG
. Retrieved
16 October
2023
.
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