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HOW IT WORKS
1969 in association football
Summary
The following are the
football (soccer)
events of the year
1969
throughout the world.
Events
edit
Copa Libertadores
1969
: Won by
Estudiantes de La Plata
after defeating
Nacional
on an aggregate score of 3–0.
May 28 –
A.C. Milan
defeats
Ajax
, 4–1, to win their second
European Cup
.
September 9 – Dutch side
FC Twente
makes its
European
debut with a defeat (2–0) in
France
against
FC Rouen
.
Winners club national championship
edit
Asia
edit
Qatar
:
Al-Oruba
Europe
edit
England
:
Leeds United
France
:
AS Saint-Étienne
Hungary
:
Újpest FC
Italy
:
ACF Fiorentina
Netherlands
:
Feyenoord Rotterdam
Scotland
:
Celtic
Spain
:
Real Madrid
Turkey
:
Galatasaray S.K.
West Germany
:
Bayern Munich
North America
edit
Mexico
:
Cruz Azul
United States
/
Canada
:
Kansas City Spurs
(
NASL
)
South America
edit
Argentina
Chacarita Juniors
– Metropolitano
Boca Juniors
– Nacional
Brazil
:
Palmeiras
Chile
:
Universidad de Chile
Paraguay
:
Club Guaraní
International tournaments
edit
1969 British Home Championship
(May 3–10, 1969)
England
Births
edit
January 4 –
Kees van Wonderen
, Dutch footballer and manager
January 10 –
Robert Maaskant
, Dutch footballer and manager
January 12 –
Robert Prosinečki
, Croatian footballer
January 24 –
Silvan Inia
, Dutch footballer
January 24 –
Carlos Soca
, Uruguayan footballer
February 21 –
Lukas Tudor
, Chilean footballer
March 21 –
Ali Daei
, Iranian footballer
March 21 –
Eber Moas
, Uruguayan footballer
April 20 –
Diego Herrera
, Ecuadorian footballer
May 10 –
Dennis Bergkamp
, Dutch footballer
June 15 –
Oliver Kahn
, German footballer
June 17 –
Brian Tevreden
, Dutch former professional footballer
[1]
June 25 –
Jurgen Streppel
, Dutch footballer and manager
June 29 –
Erik Tammer
, Dutch footballer
August 15 –
Carlos Roa
, Argentine footballer
September 4 –
Silviano Delgado
, Mexican footballer
September 9 –
Gert Aandewiel
, Dutch footballer and manager
September 15 –
Energio Díaz
, Ecuadorian footballer
September 15 –
Roberto Solozábal
, Spanish footballer
September 20 –
Richard Witschge
, Dutch footballer
October 13 –
José Eduardo Pavez
, Mexican footballer
October 17 –
Gennadi Strikalov
, Russian professional football coach and former player
[2]
October 23 –
Ricardo Cadena
, Mexican footballer
October 26 –
César Obando
, Honduran footballer
October 31 –
Ricardo Sanabria
, Paraguayan footballer
November 12 –
David Rangel
, Mexican footballer
November 19 –
Igor Pamić
, Croatian footballer
November 25 –
Mark Quamina
, English former professional footballer
November 27 –
Hermán Gaviria
, Colombian footballer
November 29 –
Tomas Brolin
, Swedish footballer
November 29 –
Pierre van Hooijdonk
, Dutch footballer
December 3 –
Jan Ekholm
, Swedish footballer
December 5 –
David Villabona
, Spanish footballer
December 6 –
Jörg Heinrich
, German footballer
December 28 –
Alberto Macías
, Mexican footballer
December 28 –
Juan Reynoso
, Peruvian footballer
Deaths
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January 8 –
Elmar Kaljot
, Estonian footballer and coach (68)
June 30 –
Domingo Tejera
, Uruguayan defender, winner of the
1930 FIFA World Cup
. (69)
July 24 -
Wilhelm Trautmann
, German footballer (81)
August 14 –
Bruno Chizzo
, Italian midfielder, winner of the
1938 FIFA World Cup
. (53)
September 6 –
Arthur Friedenreich
, Brazilian striker, claimed to have scored 1329 goals in 1239 matches. (77)
October 11 –
Enrique Ballestrero
, Uruguayan goalkeeper, winner of the
1930 FIFA World Cup
. (64)
November 9 -
Paul Berth
, Danish footballer. (79)
References
edit
^
1969 in association football at WorldFootball.net
^
Стрикалов Геннадий Владимирович
.
sportbox.ru
(in Russian)
. Retrieved
August 18,
2014
.
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