World Cup 1974

For the 1974 World Cup it would be the first time that teams would not compete for the Jules Rimet Cup, as the Lebeouf statuette had become the permanent property of Brazil after that country’s victory in the final of Mexico 1970. The Jules Rimet Trophy was replaced by the FIFA World Cup Trophy, which introduced a change: teams would only keep it for four years after winning the title, after which it would be handed over to the new champion. The host nation for the tournament had been awarded to the Federal Republic of Germany at the FIFA Congress held on 6 July 1966.

For the qualification process, FIFA sent invitations to the 136 affiliated federations, requesting confirmation by 1 July 1971. Surprisingly, with only a month and a few days left before the deadline, just 27 federations had confirmed their participation, which alarmed the Organizing Committee and forced it to send reminders to the remaining federations on 4 July, urging them to respond as soon as possible. In the end, 99 countries confirmed their participation in the World Cup.

The qualifying draw was held on 17 July 1971. The dramatic increase in the number of participating countries led FIFA to begin considering the idea of expanding the number of teams in the final tournament, discussing an increase from 16 to 20 or even 24 teams. The proposal was supported by several countries, led by Argentina, but was rejected by traditionalists such as England, who argued that increasing the number of qualified teams would reduce the quality and competitiveness of the tournament. In addition, more teams would mean more matches and a longer tournament, which was considered impractical.

Poland provided the biggest surprise of the European qualifiers by eliminating England. The Poles, Olympic champions in 1972, defeated the English in Chorzów and then held them to a draw at Wembley, knocking them out for the first time in history in the qualifying rounds. On the other hand, the most striking elimination was that of Belgium. The Red Devils were placed in the same group as Cruyff’s Netherlands and finished unbeaten without conceding a single goal, but were eliminated by the Dutch due to an inferior goal average.

In European Group 1, a three-way tie for first place occurred between Sweden, Austria, and Hungary, all with eight points, forcing a playoff between the top two teams, Sweden and Austria, who were also tied on goal difference. Sweden won the match, while Hungary was eliminated, paying dearly for having beaten Malta by only 2–0 in their opening match. Italy, for its part, won its group without major difficulties, as did Bulgaria. East Germany achieved its first and only qualification for a World Cup by eliminating Romania, whose chances vanished after a draw against the weak Finnish side in their opening match. A similar fate befell Czechoslovakia, whose hopes of qualification disappeared after a draw with Denmark.

The Yugoslavs professionalized their league in 1967; they qualified ahead of Spain in a group marked by major controversy. The match between Yugoslavia and Greece closed the group, and until the 90th minute Spain was qualifying for Germany. At that point, a Yugoslav goal forced a playoff match between the Balkan side and the Iberians, which was ultimately won by Yugoslavia to qualify for the finals. The poor performance of the Greek players against Yugoslavia led Spanish authorities to accuse them of having accepted bribes to lose the match, prompting an investigation to determine the validity of these accusations. Afterward, Greek authorities concluded that their team’s poor form was due to inadequate preparation and player fatigue, not to any financial arrangement.

In the North, Central American, and Caribbean zone, the traditional home-and-away qualifiers were abolished for this edition. Instead, it was decided to play the final phase as a hexagonal tournament at a single venue, which turned out to be Haiti. For the first time since 1938, the region’s perennial qualifier, Mexico, was eliminated. On the other hand, Trinidad and Tobago, undoubtedly the strongest team in the final hexagonal, were also eliminated. Their elimination was heavily influenced by the biased refereeing they suffered in their match against Haiti, which ultimately qualified.

In South America, Colombia surprised Uruguay, who only managed to qualify on goal average after a heavy victory over Ecuador in Montevideo. Argentina returned to the World Cup by winning their group without major difficulties.

Australia secured the berth allocated to Asia after defeating South Korea in the final. Finally, Zaire claimed Africa’s place by winning decisively in the continental final.

However, without a doubt, what most marked these qualifiers were the events following the playoff between Chile and the Soviet Union. The Soviets had topped European Group 9, while Chile had done the same in South American Group 3. The first leg was played in Moscow and ended in a favorable 0–0 draw for the Chileans, who would decide the qualification at home. After the first match, Soviet authorities began suggesting that the return leg should be played on neutral ground, as Chile’s National Stadium had been used by Pinochet as a detention center during the coup d’état that brought him to power, and that this affected the Soviet team’s sensitivities.

These demands led FIFA to send a commission in late October to examine the Soviet accusations. After its review, FIFA decided there was no reason not to hold the match on Chilean soil. On 17 November, the Soviets sent a letter to FIFA officially announcing that they would not send a team to Chile. Thus, on the scheduled match day, the Chilean team took the field and its captain, Francisco Valdés, scored a goal into the unguarded net that the Soviet team should have defended. The Soviet Union attempted to pressure FIFA to annul the result, but its requests were rejected, and the victory was awarded to Chile, which thus secured its qualification for the World Cup.

The hosts went on to win their second title in the competition after defeating the Netherlands in the final. West Germany had lost its final match of the first round to its eastern neighbors in a game that only determined placement in the second-round groups. That defeat spared the hosts from having to face Brazil and Argentina in the next round, leading many to believe that the loss to East Germany was merely a strategy, as had happened in Switzerland in 1954, and that, as on that occasion, it produced the desired results. The Netherlands, led by Cruyff, displayed magnificent football throughout the tournament but fell to the Germans in the final. Poland, for its part, confirmed its strong qualifying form and finished third after defeating a disappointing Brazilian side, which had barely managed to qualify for the second round, where it was clearly outplayed by the Netherlands.

CURIOSITIES AND OTHER INTERESTING FACTS

• The goalkeeper of Zaire, Muampa Kazadi, became the first goalkeeper to be substituted for a reason other than injury. His substitution took place in the match against Yugoslavia when the score was already 0–3 in favor of the Balkan side. His replacement, Dimbi Tubilandu, was also unable to stop the Yugoslavs and conceded six goals.

• The Telstar ball was used, the first waterproof ball in World Cup history, featuring a design of white hexagons and black pentagons.

• Numbered shorts were used for the first time.

• The Netherlands demonstrated their collective brilliance in the first two minutes of the World Cup Final against West Germany, completing 16 consecutive passes from the opening kickoff to the moment they earned a penalty kick.

• Dutch coach Rinus Michels was so confident in his team’s success that, during the World Cup, he traveled to Barcelona to attend to personal matters.

• After the bitter experience of the 1972 Olympic Games, and in order to prevent further terrorist attacks, German authorities implemented a strict security operation, which led to unusual situations, including players accidentally swapping their luggage with soldiers’ military equipment. As a consequence of the Munich tragedy, spectators, journalists, stadium staff, and even folk groups performing at the opening ceremony were insured for $4,000 in case of death and $8,000 in case of permanent disability.

• This World Cup recorded the first doping case in World Cup history. The first player to test positive was Haitian Ernst Jean-Joseph. The test results were announced on June 18 at a press conference. Although the player claimed the substance found in his body was medication for asthma, the team doctor denied this, stating that Jean-Joseph did not suffer from any respiratory condition and added that the player was not intelligent enough to understand the seriousness of his actions. As a result, the Haitian team camp was taken over by the Tontons Macoutes, Haiti’s secret police, who immediately prohibited journalists from contacting the players, especially Jean-Joseph. He was confined to a room at the Sheraton Hotel, where he was tortured, then sent back to Haiti, where he faced the brutality of dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier, who imprisoned and tortured him again. He regained his freedom two years later.

• In the match between Brazil and Zaire, in the 80th minute with the score 3–0, Brazil prepared to take a free kick when M’wepu Ilunga, Zaire’s right-back, suddenly ran out of the defensive wall and kicked the ball away toward midfield, stunning everyone. For many years this action was mocked as a misunderstanding of the rules, but decades later it was revealed to be a desperate reaction to threats from Zairian dictator Mobutu Sese Seko, who had warned the players: “If you lose by more than three goals, you’d better stay in Germany.”

• Argentina needed to defeat Haiti by several goals and hope that Poland would beat Italy to qualify for the second round—and both results occurred. However, the bigger story emerged off the field, as rumors spread that Argentina had offered $20,000 to the Poles to defeat Italy. Although the money was reportedly collected, it never reached the Polish players. Some versions claim it remained with the intermediary, while others assert it ended up in the hands of Grzegorz Lato.

• Before the match in which Brazil faced the Netherlands, Brazilian coach Mário Zagallo said of his opponent:
  “They’re in a boom, but the Netherlands have no World Cup tradition. I’m thinking about the final against Germany.”
  Outcome: the Dutch won 2–0, and Brazil had to play the third-place match against Poland, which they also lost.

• After the defeat against Scotland, a group of Zairian witch doctors traveled to Germany to “help” the African team with their rituals. Upon arriving at the team camp, coach Blagoje Vidinić banned them from entering. The witch doctors then gathered outside the camp and told the press that the Yugoslav coach feared their magic might help the African players against his country of origin.

• Grzegorz Lato was the top scorer of the tournament with 7 goals, scoring against Argentina (2), Haiti (2), Sweden, Yugoslavia, and Brazil (his goal secured victory in the third-place match). Behind him, Johan Neeskens and Andrzej Szarmach finished with 5 goals each.

• The match between the Netherlands and Argentina (4–0) was so one-sided that when the score was still only 2–0, a Dutch shot went wide of goalkeeper Carnevali’s goal. Carnevali hurried to retrieve the ball, only to be confronted by Perfumo. Carnevali replied: “I’m hurrying so we can equalize.” Perfumo responded: “Equalize? They’ve been threatening to score ten for a while now.”

• For the first time, South American teams called up players who were playing in Europe. Previously, they were not selected due to nationalist reasons and because South American football was considered equal to—or even superior to—European football.

• Among the brothers who participated in this World Cup were Haitians Roger and Guy St. Vil, Fritz and Joseph Leandre, as well as Dutchmen René and Willy van de Kerkhof.

• The Chilean Carlos Caszely was the first player to receive a red card in a World Cup.

• The Pole Leslaw Cmikiewicz set a record by coming off the bench in six matches.

• The start of the final was delayed when the referee realized that the corner flags and the center-circle flag were not in place.

• Among the players born in a different country from the one they represented were:

• Scotland: David Harvey (born in England)

• Italy: Giuseppe Wilson (born in England)

• Australia: Dragan Utjesenovic, Branko Buljevic, Ivo Rudic (born in Yugoslavia); Peter Wilson, Peter Ollerton, Adrian Alston, Dave Harding, John Watkiss, Ray Richards (born in England); Manfred Schaefer (born in Germany); James Rooney, Jack Reilly, James Mackay (born in Scotland); Attila Abonyi (born in Hungary)

Germany 1974 – Match by Match

In the group stage, the 16 teams were placed into four groups. Each group was played in a round-robin format, with teams receiving two points for a win, one point for a draw, and none for a loss. The teams that finished first and second in each group advanced to the second round, while the bottom two teams in each group were eliminated from the tournament.

In the event of a tie between two teams, the following tiebreaking criteria were applied: highest number of points in all group-stage matches, goal difference in all group-stage matches, goals scored in all group-stage matches, and finally a drawing of lots conducted by the FIFA Organizing Committee. For each match, 16 players were nominated (11 starters and 5 substitutes).

Group Stage

13/06/1974 – Venue: Waldstadion, Frankfurt
YUGOSLAVIA – BRAZIL 0–0 (0–0)

YUG: 1-Marić, 2-Buljan, 5-Katalinski, 6-Bogićević, 3-Hadžiabdić, 4-Mužinić, 8-Oblak, 10-Aćimović, 7-Petković, 9-Šurjak, 11-Džajić ©
Bench: 21-O. Petrović, 13-Pavlović, 18-Karasi, 12-Jerković, 17-Popivoda.

BRA: 1-Leão, 14-Nelinho, 2-Pereira, 3-P. Marinho, 6-F. Marinho, 5-Piazza ©, 10-Rivelino, 11-Paulo César, 13-Valdomiro, 7-Jairzinho, 8-Leivinha
Bench: 12-Renato, 15-Alfredo, 16-Marco Antonio, 17-Carpegiani, 20-Eduardo.

Referee: Rudolf Scheurer (SUI) A1: Vital Loraux (BEL) A2: Luis Pestarino (ARG)

14/06/1974 – Venue: Westfalenstadion, Dortmund

ZAIRE – SCOTLAND 0–2 (0–2)
Goals: Lorimer 26’, Jordan 33’

ZAI: 1-Kazadi, 2-Mwepu, 3-Mukombo, 4-Bwuanga, 5-Lobilo, 6-Kilasu, 14-Mayanga (9-Kembo 65’), 8-Mana, 13-Mulamba, 10-Kidumu © (15-Kibonge 78’), 21-Kakoko
Bench: 12-Tubilandu, 16-Mwape, 19-M'Bunga.

SCO: 1-Harvey, 2-Jardine, 3-McGrain, 4-Bremner ©, 5-Holton, 6-Blackley, 8-Dalglish (18-Hutchison 75’), 10-Hay, 11-Lorimer, 9-Jordan, 19-Law
Bench: 12-Allan, 15-Cormack, 7-Johnstone, 17-Ford.

Referee: Gerhard Schulenburg (FRG) A1: Tony Boskovic (AUS) A2: Hans-Joachim Weyland (FRG)

14/06/1974 – Venue: Olympiastadion, West Berlin

WEST GERMANY – CHILE 1–0 (1–0)
Goal: Breitner 16’

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 3-Breitner, 4-Schwarzenbeck, 5-Beckenbauer ©, 8-Cullmann, 9-Grabowski, 14-Hoeness, 13-Müller, 12-Overath (17-Hölzenbein 75’), 11-Heyckens
Bench: 21-Nigbur, 6-Höttges, 16-Bonhof, 7-Wimmer.

CHI: 1-Vallejos, 2-García, 3-Quintano, 4-Arias, 5-Figueroa, 6-Rodríguez (14-Lara 84’), 7-Caszely, 8-Valdés © (11-Véliz 79’), 10-Reinoso, 9-Ahumada, 16-Páez
Bench: 21-Olivares, 12-Machuca, 17-Yávar.

Sent off: Caszely 67’

Referee: Doğan Babacan (TUR) A1: Jack Taylor (ENG) A2: Werner Winsemann (CAN)

Figueroa remained captain after Valdés was substituted.

14/06/1974 – Venue: Volksparkstadion, Hamburg

EAST GERMANY – AUSTRALIA 2–0 (1–0)
Goals: Curran 58’ (og), Streich 72’

GDR: 1-Croy, 18-Kische, 3-Bransch ©, 4-Weise, 12-Wätzlich, 16-Irmscher, 7-Pommerenke, 14-Sparwasser, 8-Löwe (20-Hoffmann 54’), 11-Streich, 15-Vogel
Bench: 21-Blochwitz, 9-Ducke, 2-Kurbjuweit, 19-Seguin.

AUS: 1-Reilly, 2-Utjesenovic, 3-Wilson ©, 4-Schaefer, 5-Curran, 6-Richards, 7-Rooney, 8-Mackay, 9-Warren, 12-Alston, 20-Buljevic
Bench: 21-Milišavljević, 11-Abonyi, 19-Campbell, 18-Watkiss, 15-Williams.

Referee: Youssou N’Diaye (SEN) A1: Pablo Sánchez (ESP) A2: Omar Delgado (COL)

15/06/1974 – Venue: Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover

URUGUAY – NETHERLANDS 0–2 (0–1)
Goals: Rep 7’, Rep 86’

URU: 1-Mazurkiewicz, 2-Jáuregui, 3-Masnik ©, 4-Forlán, 6-Pavoni, 8-Espárrago, 9-Montero, 10-Rocha, 7-Cubilla (19-Milar 68’), 9-Morena, 18-Mantegazza
Bench: 12-Santos, 14-Garisto, 15-González, 16-Cardaccio.

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier, 17-Rijsbergen, 2-Haan, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens, 3-Van Hanegem, 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 15-Rensenbrink
Bench: 18-Schrijvers, 7-De Jong, 1-Geels, 9-Kaizer, 4-Van Ierssel.

Sent off: Montero 69’

Referee: Károly Palotai (HUN) A1: Pavel Kazanov (URS) A2: Nicolae Rainea (ROU)

15/06/1974 – Venue: Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf

SWEDEN – BULGARIA 0–0 (0–0)

SWE: 1-Hellström, 2-Olsson, 3-Karlsson, 7-B. Larsson ©, 5-Andersson, 9-Kindvall (15-Magnusson 72’), 14-Tapper, 6-Grahn, 8-Torstensson, 11-Sandberg, 10-Edström
Bench: 17-Hegberg, 13-Grip, 4-Nordqvist, 16-Ejderstedt.

BUL: 1-Goranov, 13-Z. Vassilev, 19-Ivkov, 4-Velitchkov, 5-Kolev, 6-Penev, 7-Voinov (9-Mihailov 72’), 8-Bonev ©, 11-Denev, 15-Panov (13-M. Vassilev 75’), 17-Nikodimov
Bench: 21-Staykov, 12-Aladzhov, 20-Borisov.

Referee: Edison Pérez (PER) A1: Alfonso González (MEX) A2: Govindasamy Suppiah (SGP)

15/06/1974 – Venue: Olympiastadion, Munich

ITALY – HAITI 3–1 (0–0)
Goals: Sanon 46’, Rivera 52’, Auguste 66’ (og), Anastasi 79’

ITA: 1-Zoff, 2-Spinosi, 5-Morini, 6-Burgnich, 3-Facchetti ©, 7-Mazzola, 8-Capello, 10-Rivera, 4-Benetti, 9-Chinaglia (19-Anastasi 70’), 11-Riva
Bench: 12-Albertosi, 13-Sabadini, 16-Juliano, 18-Causio.

HAI: 1-Francillon, 6-Bayonne, 12-Jean-Joseph, 14-Nazaire ©, 3-Auguste, 9-Antoine, 8-Désir, 7-Vorbe, 10-François, 11-G. St. Vil (18-Barthélemy 46’), 20-Sanon
Bench: 2-Piquant, 4-André, 5-Ducoste, 21-Louis.

Referee: Vicente Llobregat (VEN) A1: Pavel Kazanov (URS) A2: Nicolae Rainea (ROU)

                                               

15/06/1974 Venue: Neckarstadion, Stuttgart.

POLAND – ARGENTINA 3-2 (2:0)

Goals: Lato 7’, Szarmach 9’, Heredia 61’, Lato 63’, Babington 67’.

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 6-Gorgoń, 4-Szymanowski, 9-Żmuda, 10-Musiał, 13-Kasperczak, 12-Deyna ©, 14-Maszczyk, 16-Lato, 17-Szarmach (19-Domarski 72’), 18-Gadocha (11-Ćmikiewicz 84’).
Bench: 1-Fischer, 8-Bulzacki, 5-Gut.

ARG: 1-Carnevali, 14-Perfumo ©, 20-Wolff, 10-Heredia, 16-Sa, 5-Bargas (18-Telch 59’), 3-Babington, 6-Brindisi (11-Houseman 46’), 13-Kempes, 2-Ayala, 4-Balbuena.
Bench: 21-Santoro, 8-Chazarreta, 9-Glaría.

Referee: Clive Thomas (WAL) A1: Tony Boskovic (AUS) A2: Hans-Joachim Weyland (FRG)

18/06/1974 Venue: Volksparkstadion, Hamburg.

WEST GERMANY – AUSTRALIA 3-0 (2:0)

Goals: Overath 13’, Cullmann 35’, Müller 53’.

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 3-Breitner, 4-Schwarzenbeck, 5-Beckenbauer ©, 8-Cullmann (7-Wimmer 68’), 9-Grabowski, 14-Hoeness, 13-Müller, 12-Overath, 11-Heynckes (17-Hölzenbein 46’).
Bench: 22-Kleff, 6-Hottgens, 10-Netzner.

AUS: 1-Reilly, 2-Utjesenovic, 3-Wilson ©, 4-Schaefer, 5-Curran, 6-Richards, 7-Rooney, 8-Mackay, 19-Campbell (11-Abonyi 46’), 12-Alston, 20-Buljevic (13-Ollerton 61’).
Bench: 21-Milisavljevic, 15-Williams, 18-Watkiss.

Referee: Mahmoud Kamal (EGY) A1: Alfonso González (MEX) A2: Edison Pérez (PER)

18/06/1974 Venue: Olympiastadion, West Berlin.

EAST GERMANY – CHILE 1-1 (0:0)

Goals: Hoffmann 55’, Ahumada 69’.

GDR: 1-Croy, 18-Kische, 3-Bransch ©, 4-Weise, 12-Watzlich, 16-Irmscher, 19-Seguin (10-Kreische 73’), 14-Sparwasser, 20-Hoffmann, 11-Streich, 15-Vogel (9-Ducke 30’).
Bench: 21-Blochwitz, 2-Kurbjuweit, 6-Schnuphase.

CHI: 1-Vallejos, 2-García, 3-Quintano, 4-Arias, 5-Figueroa, 18-Socias (19-Farias 66’), 8-Valdéz © (17-Yavár 46’), 9-Ahumada, 11-Veliz, 10-Reinoso, 16-Páez.
Bench: 21-Olivares, 6-Rodríguez, 12-Machuca.

Referee: Aurelio Angonese (ITA) A1: Rudolf Scheurer (SUI) A2: Robert Davidson (SCO)

18/06/1974 Venue: Parkstadion, Gelsenkirchen.

YUGOSLAVIA – ZAIRE 9-0 (6:0)

Goals: Bajević 8’, Džajić 14’, Šurjak 18’, Katalinski 28’, Bajević 30’, Bogićević 38’, Oblak 51’, Petković 65’, Bajević 81’.

YUG: 1-Marić, 2-Buljan, 5-Katalinski, 6-Bogićević, 3-Hadžiabdić, 19-Bajević, 8-Oblak, 10-Aćimović, 7-Petković, 9-Šurjak, 11-Džajić ©.
Bench: 22-Meskovic, 12-Jerkovic, 13-Pavlovic, 18-Karasi, 4-Muzinic.

ZAI: 1-Kazadi (12-Tubilandu 21’), 2-Mwepu, 3-Mukombo, 4-Bwuanga, 5-Lobilo, 6-Kilasu, 9-Kembo, 8-Mana, 13-Mulamba, 10-Kidumu ©, 21-Kakoko (14-Mayanga 46’).
Bench: 18-Mavuda, 15-Kibonge, 7-Kamunda.

Sent off: Mulamba 23’.

Referee: Omar Delgado (COL) A1: Vicente Llobregat (VEN) A2: Ramón Barreto (URU)

18/06/1974 Venue: Waldstadion, Frankfurt

SCOTLAND – BRAZIL 0–0 (0–0)

SCO: 1-Harvey, 2-Jardine, 3-McGrain, 4-Bremner ©, 5-Holton, 14-Buchan, 8-Dalglish, 10-Hay, 11-Lorimer, 9-Jordan, 20-Morgan.
Bench: 12-Allan, 6-Blackley, 15-Cormack, 7-Johnstone, 18-Hutchison.

BRA: 1-Leão, 14-Nelinho, 2-Pereira, 3-P. Marinho, 6-F. Marinho, 5-Piazza ©, 10-Rivelino, 11-Paulo Cesar, 19-Mirandinha, 7-Jairzinho, 8-Leivinha (17-Carpegiani 65’).
Bench: 12-Renato, 13-Valdomiro, 16-Marco Antonio, 20-Eduardo.

Referee: Arie van Gemert (NED) A1: Károly Palotai (HUN) A2: Erich Linemayr (AUT)

19/06/1974 Venue: Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover

URUGUAY – BULGARIA 1–1 (0–0)

Goals: Bonev 75’, Pavoni 87’

URU: 1-Mazurkiewicz ©, 2-Jáuregui, 19-Milar, 4-Forlán, 6-Pavoni, 8-Espárrago, 10-Rocha, 14-Garisto (3-Masnik 72’), 9-Morena, 18-Mantegazza (16-Cardaccio 83’), 11-Corbo.
Bench: 12-Santos, 15-Gonzalez, 7-Cubilla.

BUL: 1-Goranov, 4-Velitchkov, 5-Kolev, 6-Penev, 7-Voinov, 8-Bonev ©, 11-Denev, 15-Panov, 17-Nikodimov (9-Mihailov 60’), 18-Z. Vassilev, 19-Ivkov.
Bench: 21-Staykov, 12-Aladzhov, 10-Stoyanov, 3-Zhechev.

Referee: Jack Taylor (ENG) A1: Doğan Babacan (TUR) A2: Klaus Ohmsen (FRG)

19/06/1974 Venue: Westfalenstadion, Dortmund

NETHERLANDS – SWEDEN 0–0 (0–0)

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier, 17-Rijsbergen, 2-Haan, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens, 3-Van Hanegem (7-De Jong 73’), 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 9-Keizer.
Bench: 18-Schrijvers, 1-Geels, 5-Israël, 15-Rensenbrink.

SWE: 1-Hellström, 2-Olsson (13-Grip 76’), 3-Karlsson, 7-B. Larsson ©, 5-Andersson, 4-Nordqvist, 14-Tapper (21-Persson 61’), 6-Grahn, 16-Ejderstedt, 11-Sandberg, 10-Edström.
Bench: 17-Hagberg, 8-Torstensson, 9-Kindvall.

Referee: Werner Winsemann (CAN) A1: Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) A2: Clive Thomas (WAL)

19/06/1974 Venue: Neckarstadion, Stuttgart

ARGENTINA – ITALY 1–1 (1–1)

Goals: Houseman 19’, Perfumo 36’ og

ARG: 1-Carnevali, 20-Wolff (9-Glaria 64’), 16-Sa, 18-Telch, 10-Heredia, 14-Perfumo ©, 2-Ayala, 3-Babington, 22-Yazalde (8-Chazarreta 78’), 11-Houseman, 13-Kempes.
Bench: 21-Santoro, 5-Bargas, 17-Squeo.

ITA: 1-Zoff, 2-Spinosi, 5-Morini (15-Wilson 67’), 6-Burgnich, 3-Facchetti ©, 7-Mazzola, 8-Capello, 10-Rivera (18-Causio 87’), 4-Benetti, 19-Anastasi, 11-Riva.
Bench: 12-Albertosi, 16-Juliano, 20-Boninsegna.

Referee: Pavel Kazakov (URS) A1: Vicente Llobregat (VEN) A2: Ramón Barreto (URU)

09/06/1974 Venue: Olympiastadion, Munich

HAITI – POLAND 0–7 (0–5)

Goals: Lato 17’, Deyna 19’, Szarmach 30’, Gorgoń 32’, Szarmach 34’, Szarmach 50’, Lato 67’

HAI: 1-Francillon, 6-Bayonne, 4-Andre (18-Barthélemy 38’), 14-Nazaire ©, 3-Auguste, 9-Antoine, 8-Désir, 7-Vorbe, 10-François, 15-R. St.-Vil (13-Racine 46’), 20-Sanon.
Bench: 2-Piquant, 5-Ducoste, 21-Louis.

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 6-Gorgoń, 4-Szymanowski, 9-Żmuda, 10-Musiał (5-Gut 72’), 13-Kasperczak, 12-Deyna ©, 14-Maszczyk (11-Ćmikiewicz 64’), 16-Lato, 17-Szarmach, 18-Gadocha.
Bench: 1-Fischer, 8-Bulzacki, 19-Domarski.

Referee: Govindasamy Suppiah (SGP) A1: Károly Palotai (HUN) A2: Erich Linemayr (AUT)

22/06/1974 Venue: Olympiastadion, West Berlin

AUSTRALIA – CHILE 0–0 (0–0)

AUS: 1-Reilly, 2-Utjesenovic, 3-Wilson ©, 4-Schaefer, 5-Curran (15-Williams 80’), 6-Richards, 7-Rooney, 8-Mackay, 11-Abonyi, 12-Alston (13-Ollerton 66’), 20-Buljevic.
Bench: 21-Milisavljevic, 18-Watkiss, 19-Campbell.

CHI: 1-Vallejos, 2-García, 3-Quintano, 4-Arias, 5-Figueroa, 7-Caszely, 8-Valdez © (19-Farias 58’), 9-Ahumada, 11-Veliz (17-Yavar 57’), 10-Reinoso, 16-Páez.
Bench: 21-Olivares, 6-Rodríguez, 12-Machuca.

Sent off: Richards 83’

Referee: Jafar Namdar (IRN) A1: Vital Loraux (BEL) A2: Arie van Gemert (NED)

Figueroa remained as captain after Valdez was substituted.

22/06/1974 Venue: Volksparkstadion, Hamburg

WEST GERMANY – EAST GERMANY 0–1 (0–0)

Goals: Sparwasser 77’

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 3-Breitner, 4-Schwarzenbeck (6-Höttges 69’), 5-Beckenbauer ©, 8-Cullmann, 9-Grabowski, 14-Hoeness, 13-Müller, 12-Overath (10-Netzer 69’), 15-Flohe.
Bench: 21-Nigbur, 16-Bonhof, 17-Holzenbein.

GDR: 1-Croy, 18-Kische, 3-Bransch ©, 4-Weise, 12-Wätzlich, 16-Irmscher (17-Hamann 66’), 2-Kurbjuweit, 10-Kreische, 13-Lauck, 14-Sparwasser, 20-Hoffmann.
Bench: 21-Blochwitz, 9-Ducke, 11-Streich, 8-Löwe.

Referee: Ramón Barreto (URU) A1: Armando Marques (BRA) A2: Luis Pestarino (ARG)

                                        

22/06/1974 Venue: Waldstadion, Frankfurt

SCOTLAND – YUGOSLAVIA 1–1 (0–0)

Goals: Karasi 82’, Jordan 89’

SCO: 1-Harvey, 2-Jardine, 3-McGrain, 4-Bremner ©, 5-Holton, 14-Buchan, 8-Dalglish (18-Hutchison 66’), 10-Hay, 11-Lorimer, 9-Jordan, 20-Morgan.
Bench: 12-Allan, 6-Blackley, 15-Cormack, 7-Johnstone.

YUG: 1-Marić, 2-Buljan, 5-Katalinski, 6-Bogićević, 3-Hadžiabdić, 19-Bajević (18-Karasi 72’), 8-Oblak, 10-Aćimović, 7-Petković, 9-Šurjak, 11-Džajić ©.
Bench: 21-O. Petrović, 12-Jerković, 13-Pavlović, 4-Mužinić.

Referee: Alfonso González (MEX) A1: Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) A2: Rudi Glöckner (GDR)

22/06/1974 Venue: Parkstadion, Gelsenkirchen

BRAZIL – ZAIRE 3–0 (1–0)

Goals: Jairzinho 13’, Rivelino 67’, Valdomiro 78’

BRA: 1-Leão, 14-Nelinho, 2-Pereira, 3-P. Marinho, 6-F. Marinho, 5-Piazza © (19-Mirandinha 68’), 10-Rivelino, 7-Jairzinho, 8-Leivinha (13-Valdomiro 11’), 17-Carpegiani, 20-Eduardo.
Bench: 12-Renato, 15-Alfredo, 16-Marco Antonio.

ZAI: 1-Kazadi, 2-Mwepu, 3-Mukombo, 4-Bwanga, 5-Lobilo, 15-Kibonge, Kamunda (9-Kembo 63’), 8-Mana, 20-N'tumba, 10-Kidumu © (6-Kilasu 81’), 14-Mayanga.
Bench: 22-Kalambay, 18-Mavuda, 11-Kabaso.

Referee: Nicolae Rainea (ROU) A1: Aurelio Angonese (ITA) A2: Klaus Ohmsen (FRG)

Bwanga remained as captain after the substitution of Tshinabu.

23/06/1974 Venue: Westfalenstadion, Dortmund

NETHERLANDS – BULGARIA 4–1 (2–0)

Goals: Neeskens 8’ pen, Neeskens 45’ pen, Rep 71’, Krol 78’ og, De Jong 88’

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier, 17-Rijsbergen, 2-Haan, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens (8-De Jong 78’), 3-Van Hanegem (5-Israël 46’), 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 15-Rensenbrink.
Bench: 18-Schrijvers, 9-Keizer, 11-W. van de Kerkhof.

BUL: 21-Staykov, 4-Velitchkov, 5-Kolev, 6-Penev, 7-Voinov, 8-Bonev ©, 11-Denev, 15-Panov (20-Borisov 57’), 10-Stoyanov (9-Mihailov 46’), 13-Z. Vassilev, 19-Ivkov.
Bench: 1-Goranov, 12-Aladzhov, 17-Nikodimov.

Referee: Tony Boskovic (AUS) A1: Ferdinand Biwersi (FRG) A2: Walter Eschweiler (FRG)

23/06/1974 Venue: Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf

SWEDEN – URUGUAY 3–0 (0–0)

Goals: Edström 46’, Sandberg 74’, Edström 78’

SWE: 1-Hellström, 13-Grip, 3-Karlsson, 7-B. Larsson ©, 5-Andersson, 4-Nordqvist, 9-Kindvall (8-Torstensson 72’), 6-Grahn, 15-Magnusson (22-Ahlström 60’), 11-Sandberg, 10-Edström.
Bench: 17-Hagberg, 2-Olsson, 14-Tapper.

URU: 1-Mazurkiewicz ©, 2-Jáuregui, 19-Milar, 4-Forlán, 6-Pavoni, 8-Espárrago, 10-Rocha, 14-Garisto (3-Masnik 46’), 5-Morena, 18-Mantegazza, 11-Corbo (7-Cubilla 43’).
Bench: 12-Santos, 16-Cardaccio, 17-Jiménez.

Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT) A1: Vicente Llobregat (VEN) A2: Heinz Aldinger (FRG)

23/06/1974 Venue: Olympiastadion, Munich

HAITI – ARGENTINA 1–4 (0–2)

Goals: Yazalde 15’, Houseman 18’, Ayala 55’, Sanon 63’, Yazalde 67’

HAI: 1-Francillon, 6-Bayonne, 5-Ducoste, 14-Nazaire © (17-J. Leandre 28’), 9-Antoine, 8-Désir, 7-Vorbe, 21-Louis, 11-G. St.-Vil (16-F. Leandre 54’), 13-Racine, 20-Sanon.
Bench: 2-Piquant, 19-Austin, 15-R. Saint-Vil.

ARG: 1-Carnevali, 14-Perfumo ©, 20-Wolff, 10-Heredia, 16-Sa, 18-Telch, 3-Babington, 11-Houseman (6-Brindisi 59’), 13-Kempes (4-Balbuena 57’), 2-Ayala, 22-Yazalde.
Bench: 21-Santoro, 5-Bargas, 9-Glaría.

Referee: Pablo Sánchez (ESP) A1: Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) A2: Rudi Glöckner (GDR)

23/06/1974 Venue: Neckarstadion, Stuttgart

POLAND – ITALY 2–1 (2–0)

Goals: Szarmach 38’, Deyna 45’, Capello 66’

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 4-Szymanowski, 10-Musiał, 13-Kasperczak, 9-Żmuda, 6-Gorgoń, 16-Lato, 12-Deyna ©, 17-Szarmach (11-Ćmikiewicz 77’), 14-Maszczyk, 18-Gadocha.
Bench: 1-Fischer, 5-Gut, 8-Bulzacki, 19-Domarski.

ITA: 1-Zoff, 2-Spinosi, 5-Morini, 6-Burgnich (15-Wilson 31’), 3-Facchetti ©, 7-Mazzola, 8-Capello, 18-Causio, 4-Benetti, 19-Anastasi, 9-Chinaglia (20-Boninsegna 46’).
Bench: 12-Albertosi, 16-Juliano, 17-Re Cecconi.

Referee: Hans-Joachim Weyland (FRG) A1: Werner Winsemann (CAN) A2: Gerhard Schulenburg (FRG)

In the second round, the eight teams that advanced from the first round were divided into two groups of four teams. Group A consisted of the winners of Groups 1 and 3, along with the runners-up from Groups 2 and 4. Group B was made up of the remaining four teams, namely the winners of Groups 2 and 4 and the runners-up from Groups 1 and 3.

Each team played one match against each of the other teams in its group. Teams received two points for a win, one point for a draw, and none for a loss. The top two teams in each group advanced to the final, while the two teams that finished second played each other for third place.

Second Round.

26/06/1974 Venue: Parkstadion, Gelsenkirchen
ARGENTINA – NETHERLANDS 0–4 (0–2)

Goals: Cruyff 11’, Krol 25’, Rep 73’, Cruyff 90’

ARG: 1-Carnevali, 14-Perfumo ©, 20-Wolff (9-Glaría 46’), 10-Heredia, 16-Sa, 18-Telch, 17-Squeo, 11-Houseman (13-Kempes 65’), 22-Yazalde, 2-Ayala, 4-Balbuena.
Bench: 21-Santoro, 8-Chazarreta, 5-Bargas.

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier (5-Israël 84’), 2-Haan, 17-Rijsbergen, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens, 3-Van Hanegem, 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 15-Rensenbrink.
Bench: 18-Schrijvers, 7-De Jong, 9-Keizer, 11-W. van der Kerkhof.

Referee: Robert Davidson (SCO) A1: Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) A2: Pavel Kazakov (URS)

Telch left the match in the 77th minute.

26/06/1974 Venue: Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover

BRAZIL – EAST GERMANY 1–0 (0–0)

Goal: Rivelino 60’

BRA: 1-Leão, 4-Zé Maria, 2-Pereira, 3-P. Marinho ©, 6-F. Marinho, 17-Carpegiani, 10-Rivelino, 21-Dirceu, 13-Valdomiro, 7-Jairzinho, 11-Paulo Cesar.
Bench: 12-Renato, 5-Piazza, 16-Marco Antônio, 19-Mirandinha, 20-Eduardo.

GDR: 1-Croy, 2-Kurbjuweit, 3-Bransch ©, 4-Weise, 11-Streich, 12-Wätzlich, 13-Lauck (8-Löwe 65’), 14-Sparwasser, 17-Hamann (16-Irmscher 46’), 18-Kische, 20-Hoffmann.
Bench: 21-Blochwitz, 6-Schnuphase, 9-Ducke.

Referee: Clive Thomas (WAL) A1: Doğan Babacan (TUR) A2: Tony Boskovic (AUS)

26/06/1974 Venue: Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf

WEST GERMANY – YUGOSLAVIA 2–0 (1–0)

Goals: Breitner 39’, Müller 80’

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 4-Schwarzenbeck, 5-Beckenbauer ©, 3-Breitner, 16-Bonhof, 7-Wimmer (14-Hoeness 74’), 17-Hölzenbein (15-Flohe 79’), 12-Overath, 13-Müller, 18-Herzog.
Bench: 21-Nigbur, 6-Höttges, 8-Cullmann.

YUG: 1-Marić, 2-Buljan, 3-Hadžiabdić, 4-Mužinić, 5-Katalinski, 8-Oblak (12-Jerković 84’), 17-Popivoda, 10-Aćimović, 9-Šurjak, 18-Karasi, 11-Džajić © (7-Petković 84’).
Bench: 22-Mesković, 13-Pavlović, 14-Peruzović.

Referee: Armando Marques (BRA) A1: Aurelio Angonese (ITA) A2: Edison Pérez (PER)

Aćimović remained as captain after Džajić was substituted.

26/06/1974 Venue: Neckarstadion, Stuttgart

SWEDEN – POLAND 0–1 (0–1)

Goals: Lato 44’

SWE: 1-Hellström, 3-Karlsson, 13-Grip, 4-Nordqvist, 5-Andersson (18-Augustsson 62’), 6-Grahn, 14-Tapper (22-Ahlström 82’), 7-B. Larsson ©, 8-Torstensson, 11-Sandberg, 10-Edström.
Bench: 17-Hagberg, 19-Cronqvist, 16-Ejderstedt.

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 4-Szymanowski, 6-Gorgoń, 9-Żmuda, 5-Gut, 12-Deyna ©, 13-Kasperczak, 14-Maszczyk, 16-Lato, 17-Szarmach (21-Kmiecik 62’), 18-Gadocha.
Bench: 3-Kalinowski, 19-Domarski, 11-Ćmikiewicz, 8-Bulzacki.

Referee: Ramón Barreto (URU) A1: Alfonso González (MEX) A2: Luis Pestarino (ARG)

Tapper missed a penalty, saved by Tomaszewski in the 75th minute.

30/06/1974 Venue: Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover

BRAZIL – ARGENTINA 2–1 (1–1)

Goals: Rivelino 32’, Brindisi 35’, Jairzinho 48’

BRA: 1-Leão, 4-Zé Maria, 2-Pereira, 3-P. Marinho ©, 6-F. Marinho, 17-Carpegiani, 10-Rivelino, 21-Dirceu, 13-Valdomiro, 7-Jairzinho, 11-Paulo Cesar.
Bench: 12-Renato, 16-Marco Antonio, 5-Piazza, 19-Mirandinha, 20-Eduardo.

ARG: 1-Carnevali, 9-Glaría, 10-Heredia, 16-Sa (7-Carrascosa 46’), 5-Bargas, 17-Squeo, 3-Babington, 6-Brindisi ©, 2-Ayala, 4-Balbuena, 13-Kempes (11-Houseman 46’).
Bench: 12-Fillol, 8-Chazarreta, 14-Perfumo.

Referee: Vital Loraux (BEL) A1: Youssou N'Diaye (SEN) A2: Jack Taylor (ENG)

30/06/1974 Venue: Parkstadion, Gelsenkirchen

EAST GERMANY – NETHERLANDS 0–2 (0–1)

Goals: Neeskens 8’, Rensenbrink 59’

GDR: 1-Croy, 2-Kurbjuweit, 3-Bransch ©, 4-Weise, 6-Schnuphase, 7-Pommerenke, 13-Lauck (10-Kreische 64’), 14-Sparwasser, 8-Löwe (9-Ducke 54’), 18-Kische, 20-Hoffmann.
Bench: 21-Blochwitz, 5-Fritzsche, 11-Streich.

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier, 2-Haan, 17-Rijsbergen, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens, 3-Van Hanegem, 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 15-Rensenbrink.
Bench: 18-Schrijvers, 5-Israël, 7-De Jong, 9-Keizer, 11-W. van der Kerkhof.

Referee: Rudolf Scheurer (SUI) A1: Erich Linemayr (AUT) A2: Omar Delgado (COL)

30/06/1974 Venue: Waldstadion, Frankfurt

YUGOSLAVIA – POLAND 1–2 (1–1)

Goals: Deyna 27’ pen, Karasi 43’, Lato 63’

YUG: 1-Marić, 2-Buljan, 3-Hadžiabdić, 6-Bogićević, 5-Katalinski, 8-Oblak (12-Jerković 17’), 19-Bajević, 10-Aćimović ©, 9-Šurjak, 18-Karasi, 7-Petković (20-V. Petrović 81’).
Bench: 21-O. Petrović, 13-Pavlović, 4-Mužinić.

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 4-Szymanowski, 6-Gorgoń, 9-Żmuda, 10-Musiał, 12-Deyna © (19-Domarski 81’), 13-Kasperczak, 14-Maszczyk, 16-Lato, 17-Szarmach (11-Ćmikiewicz 58’), 18-Gadocha.
Bench: 3-Kalinowski, 5-Gut, 8-Bulzacki.

Referee: Rudi Glöckner (GDR) A1: Armando Marques (BRA) A2: Werner Winsemann (CAN)

30/06/1974 Venue: Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf

WEST GERMANY – SWEDEN 4–2 (0–1)

Goals: Edström 25’, Overath 51’, Bonhof 52’, Sandberg 53’, Grabowski 77’, Hoeness 89’ pen

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 4-Schwarzenbeck, 5-Beckenbauer ©, 3-Breitner, 16-Bonhof, 14-Hoeness, 17-Hölzenbein (15-Flohe 83’), 12-Overath, 13-Müller, 18-Herzog (9-Grabowski 66’).
Bench: 21-Nigbur, 6-Höttges, 8-Cullmann.

SWE: 1-Hellström, 3-Karlsson, 2-Olsson, 4-Nordqvist, 18-Augustsson, 6-Grahn, 14-Tapper, 7-B. Larsson © (16-Ejderstedt 31’), 8-Torstensson, 11-Sandberg, 10-Edström.
Bench: 17-Hagberg, 13-Grip, 20-Lindman, 21-Persson.

Referee: Pavel Kazakov (URS) A1: Nicolae Rainea (ROU) A2: Pablo Sánchez (ESP)

Nordqvist remained as captain after B. Larsson was substituted.

03/07/1974 Venue: Parkstadion, Gelsenkirchen

ARGENTINA – EAST GERMANY 1–1 (1–1)
Goals: Streich 14’, Houseman 21’

ARG: 12-Fillol, 20-Wolff ©, 10-Heredia, 7-Carrascosa, 5-Bargas, 18-Telch, 13-Kempes, 11-Houseman, 3-Babington, 6-Brindisi, 2-Ayala
Bench: 21-Santoro, 9-Glaria, 14-Perfumo, 17-Squeo, 4-Balbuena.

GDR: 1-Croy, 2-Kurbjuweit, 3-Bransch ©, 4-Weise, 6-Schnupase, 7-Pommerenke, 11-Streich (9-Ducke 81’), 14-Sparwasser, 8-Löwe (15-Vogel 68’), 18-Kische, 20-Hoffmann.
Bench: 21-Blochwitz, 5-Fritzsche, 16-Irmscher.

Referee: Jack Taylor (ENG) A1: Mahmoud Kamel (EGY) A2: Clive Thomas (WAL)

03/07/1974 Venue: Westfalenstadion, Dortmund

NETHERLANDS – BRAZIL 2–0 (0–0)
Goals: Neeskens 50’, Cruyff 65’

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier, 2-Haan, 17-Rijsbergen, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens (5-Israël 84’), 3-Van Hanegem, 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 15-Rensenbrink (7-De Jong 67’).
Bench: 18-Schvirjers, 1-Geels, 10-R. Van der Kerkhof.

BRA: 1-Leão, 4-Zé Maria, 2-Pereira, 3-P. Marinho ©, 6-F. Marinho, 17-Carpegiani, 10-Rivelino, 21-Dirceu, 13-Valdomiro, 7-Jairzinho, 11-Paulo Cesar (19-Mirandinha 62’).
Bench: 12-Renato, 5-Piazza, 16-Marco Antonio, 20-Eduardo.

Sent off: Pereira 84’

Referee: Kurt Tschenscher (FRG) A1: Robert Davidson (SCO) A2: Govindasamy Suppiah (SGP)

03/07/1974 Venue: Waldstadion, Frankfurt

WEST GERMANY – POLAND 1–0 (0–0)
Goal: Müller 76’

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 4-Schwarzenbeck, 5-Beckenbauer ©, 3-Breitner, 16-Bonhof, 14-Hoeness, 17-Hölzenbein, 12-Overath, 13-Müller, 9-Grabowski.
Bench: 21-Nigbur, 6-Hottgens, 8-Cullmann, 15-Flohe, 11-Heynckes.

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 4-Szymanowski, 6-Gorgoń, 9-Żmuda, 10-Musiał, 12-Deyna ©, 13-Kasperczak (11-Ćmikiewicz 80’), 14-Maszczyk (21-Kmiecik 80’), 16-Lato, 19-Domarski, 18-Gadocha.
Bench: 3-Kalinowski, 20-Kapka, 5-Gut.

Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT) A1: Károly Palotai (HUN) A2: Rudolf Scheurer (SUI)

Hoeness missed a penalty, saved by Tomaszewski in the 53rd minute.

03/07/1974 Venue: Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf

SWEDEN – YUGOSLAVIA 2–1 (1–1)
Goals: Šurjak 27’, Edström 30’, Torstensson 85’

SWE: 1-Hellström, 3-Karlsson, 2-Olsson, 4-Nordqvist ©, 18-Augustsson, 6-Grahn, 14-Tapper, 21-Persson, 8-Torstensson, 11-Sandberg, 10-Edström
Bench: 17-Hagberg, 13-Grip, 19-Cronqvist, 20-Lindman, 22-Ahlström.

YUG: 1-Marić, 2-Buljan, 3-Hadžiabdić, 6-Bogićević, 5-Katalinski, 13-Pavlović (14-Peruzović 78’), 11-Džajić ©, 10-Aćimović, 9-Šurjak, 20-V. Petrović (18-Karasi 66’), 12-Jerković
Bench: 22-Mesković, 7-Petković, 16-Vladić.

Referee: Luis Pestarino (ARG) A1: Ramón Barreto (URU) A2: Vicente Llobregat (VEN)

For this World Cup, penalty shootouts were introduced in the event of draws in knockout matches (there were only two such matches in this tournament: the Final and the third-place match). 

Third place match

06/07/1974 Venue: Olympiastadion, Munich
POLAND – BRAZIL 1–0 (0–0)
Goal: Lato 77’

POL: 2-Tomaszewski, 4-Szymanowski, 6-Gorgoń, 9-Żmuda, 10-Musiał, 14-Maszczyk, 12-Deyna ©, 13-Kasperczak (11-Ćmikiewicz 74’), 16-Lato, 17-Szarmach (20-Kapka 73’), 18-Gadocha
Bench: 1-Fischer, 7-Wieczorek, 5-Gut.

BRA: 1-Leão, 4-Zé Maria, 15-Alfredo, 3-P. Marinho ©, 6-F. Marinho, 17-Carpegiani, 10-Rivelino, 21-Dirceu, 18-Ademir (19-Mirandinha 56’), 13-Valdomiro, 7-Jairzinho
Bench: 12-Renato, 5-Piazza, 16-Marco Antonio, 20-Eduardo.

Referee: Aurelio Angonese (ITA) A1: Jafar Namdar (IRN) A2: Youssou N'Diaye (SEN)

Final

07/07/1974 Venue: Olympiastadion, Munich
WEST GERMANY – NETHERLANDS 2–1 (2–1)
Goals: Neeskens 2’ pen, Breitner 25’ pen, Müller 43’

FRG: 1-Maier, 2-Vogts, 5-Beckenbauer ©, 4-Schwarzenbeck, 3-Breitner, 14-Hoeness, 16-Bonhof, 12-Overath, 9-Grabowski, 13-Müller, 17-Hölzenbein.
Bench: 21-Nigbur, 6-Hottgens, 8-Cullmann, 15-Flohe, 11-Heynckes.

NED: 8-Jongbloed, 20-Suurbier, 17-Rijsbergen (7-De Jong 69’), 2-Haan, 12-Krol, 6-Jansen, 13-Neeskens, 3-Van Hanegem, 16-Rep, 14-Cruyff ©, 15-Rensenbrink (10-R. van der Kerkhof 46’)
Bench: 18-Schvirjers, 5-Israel, 9-Keizer.

Referee: Jack Taylor (ENG) A1: Ramón Barreto (URU) A2: Alfonso González (MEX)

Squads

As in the previous World Cup, one month before the registration deadline each national team had to submit a list of 40 players, from which the final 22 had to be selected by June 5. Once registration was closed, changes to the squads were allowed up to 24 hours before the first match.

For this tournament, the only amateur teams were Sweden, Australia, and those from the socialist bloc such as East Germany, Poland, and Bulgaria, although the amateur status of the latter was questionable.

Argentina

Nº	Name	Date of Birth	Positión	Club
1	CARNEVALI Daniel Alberto	04/12/1946	GK	Unión Las Palmas (ESP)
2	AYALA Rubén Hugo	08/01/1950	FW	Atlético de Madrid (ESP)
3	BABINGTON Carlos Alberto	20/02/1949	MF	Huracán
4	BALBUENA Agustín Alberto	01/09/1945	FW	Independiente
5	BARGAS Ángel Hugo	29/10/1946	DF	Nantes (FRA)
6	BRINDISI Miguel Ángel	08/10/1950	MF	Huracán
7	CARRASCOSA Jorge Omar	15/08/1948	DF	Huracán
8	CHAZARRETA Enrique Salvador	29/07/1947	MF	San Lorenzo
9	GLARIA Rubén Oscar	10/03/1948	DF	San Lorenzo
10	HEREDIA Ramón Armando	26/02/1951	MF	Atlético de Madrid (ESP)
11	HOUSEMAN René Orlando	19/07/1953	FW	Huracán
12	FILLOL Ubaldo Matildo	21/07/1950	GK	River Plate
13	KEMPES Mario Alberto	15/07/1954	FW	Rosario Central
14	PERFUMO Roberto Alfredo	03/10/1942	DF	Cruzeiro (BRA)
15	POY Aldo Pedro	14/10/1945	MF	Rosario Central
16	SÁ Francisco Pedro Manuel	25/10/1945	DF	Independiente
17	SQUEO Carlos Vicente	04/06/1948	FW	Racing Club
18	TELCH Roberto Marcelo	06/11/1943	MF	San Lorenzo
19	TOGNERI Néstor Hugo	27/11/1942	DF	Estudiantes de La Plata
20	WOLFF Enrique Ernesto	21/02/1949	DF	River Plate
21	SANTORO Miguel Ángel	27/02/1942	GK	Independiente
22	YAZALDE Héctor Casimiro	29/05/1946	FW	Sporting Lisboa (POR)

Technical Staff 

Head Coach	CAP Vladislao Wenceslao
Assistant Coach	RODRÍGUEZ Víctor
Head of Delegation	ARAGÓN Rafael
Administrator	WIEDRICH Ernesto
Technical Secretary	VARACKA José
Doctor	BUTTARO Jorge
Doctor	GARCÍA Norberto
Physiotherapist	BONELI Nilo
Delegate	VIRGILIO Capaccioni

Australia 

Nº	Full name	Date of birth	Position	Club
1	REILLY John William Beattie	27/08/1945	GK	Hakoah Melbourne
2	UTJESENOVIC Dragan	08/10/1946	DF	St. George Budapest
3	WILSON Peter Frederick	15/09/1947	DF	Safeway United
4	SCHAEFER Manfred	12/02/1943	DF	St. George Budapest
5	CURRAN Colin John	21/08/1947	DF	Western Suburbs
6	RICHARDS Raymond	18/05/1944	MF	Marconi Fairfield
7	ROONEY James	10/10/1945	MF	APIA Leichardt
8	MACKAY James Birrell	19/12/1943	MF	Hakoah Sydney
9	WARREN John Norman	17/05/1943	MF	St. George Budapest
10	MANUEL Gary	20/02/1950	FW	Pan Hellenic
11	ABONYI Attila	16/08/1946	FW	St. George Budapest
12	ALSTON Adrian	06/02/1949	FW	Safeway United
13	OLLERTON Peter	20/05/1951	MF	APIA Leichardt
14	TOLSON Maxwell	18/07/1945	MF	Safeway United
15	WILLIAMS Harry	07/05/1951	DF	St. George Budapest
16	RUDIC Ivo	24/01/1942	DF	Pan Hellenic
17	HARDING David	14/08/1946	DF	Pan Hellenic
18	WATKISS John	28/03/1951	MF	Hakoah Eastern Suburbs
19	CAMPBELL William Ernie	20/10/1948	MF	Marconi Fairfield
20	BULJEVIC Branislav	06/09/1947	FW	Footscray
21	MILISAVLJEVIC Jim	15/04/1951	GK	Footscray
22	MAHER Allan	21/07/1950	GK	Sutherland Shire

Technical Staff

Role	Name
Head Coach	RASIC Zvonimir (YUG)
Assistant Coach	SCHINFUG Les
Physiotherapist	VAN RYN Peter
Doctor	CURRIGAN Brian
Head of Delegation	GEORGE Arthur
Administrator	LEFEVRE Brian
Manager	BARCLAY John
Treasurer	GRIMSON Tom

Note: Australia did not have a unified national league at the time; clubs competed in regional leagues, mainly in New South Wales (St. George, Safeway, Western Suburbs, Marconi, APIA, Pan Hellenic, Sutherland, Hakoah Sydney).Victoria Liga Footscary, Hakoah Melbourne.

Bulgaria

Nº	Name	Date of Birth	Positión	Club
1	GORANOV, Rumencho Radev	17/03/1950	GK	Lokomotiv Sofia
2	ZAFIROV, Ivan Georgiev	30/12/1947	DF	CSKA
3	ZHECHEV, Dobromir Georgiev	12/11/1942	DF	Levski Spartak
4	VELITCHKOV, Stefan Konstantinov	15/02/1949	MF	Etar Tarnovo
5	KOLEV, Bozhil Naidenov	20/05/1949	MF	CSKA
6	PENEV, Dimitar Dushkov	12/07/1945	DF	CSKA
7	VOINOV, Voin Yordanov	07/09/1952	DF	Levski Spartak
8	BONEV, Hristo Anatasov	03/02/1947	MF	Lokomotiv Plovdiv
9	MIHAILOV, Atanas Hristov	05/07/1949	FW	Lokomotiv Sofia
10	STOYANOV, Ivan Georgiev	20/01/1949	MF	Levski Spartak
11	DENEV, Georgi Nikolov	18/04/1950	MF	CSKA
12	ALADZHOV, Stefan Atanasov	18/10/1947	DF	Levski Spartak
13	VASSILEV, Mladen Aleksandrov	29/07/1947	DF	Akademik
14	MILANOV, Kiril Metodiev	17/10/1948	FW	Levski Spartak
15	PANOV, Pavel Georgiev	14/09/1950	FW	Levski Spartak
16	GRIGOROV, Bozhidar Velichkov	27/07/1945	FW	Slavia Sofia
17	NIKODIMOV, Asparoukh Donev	21/08/1945	MF	CSKA
18	VASSILEV, Zonio Dimitrov	07/01/1952	DF	CSKA
19	IVKOV, Kiril Lozanov	21/06/1946	DF	Levski Spartak
20	BORISOV, Krasimir Georgiev	08/04/1950	FW	Lokomotiv Sofia
21	STAYKOV, Stefan Georgiev	03/10/1949	GK	Levski Spartak
22	SIMEONOV, Simeon Ivanov	26/04/1946	GK	CSKA

 Technical Staff

MLADENOV, Hristo	Head Coach
DIMITROV, Georgi Nikolov	Assistant Coach
ORMANDZHIEV, Stoyan	Assistant Coach
KOLEV, Michail	Head of Delegation
NIKOLOV, Danail	Federation President
NIKOLOV, Ivan	Delegate
VELINOV, Bojan	Delegate
MOLLOV, Nikola	Administrator.

Chile

No.	Full name	Date of birth	Position	Club
1	VALLEJOS, Leopoldo Manuel	16/07/1944	GK	Unión Española
2	GARCÍA, Rolando Moisés	15/12/1942	DF	Colo Colo
3	QUINTANO, Alberto Fernando	26/04/1946	DF	Cruz Azul (MEX)
4	ARIAS, José Antonio	09/10/1944	DF	Unión Española
5	FIGUEROA, Elías Ricardo	25/10/1946	DF	Internacional (BRA)
6	RODRÍGUEZ VEGA, Juan Manuel	27/01/1950	MF	Atlético Español (MEX)
7	CASZELY, Carlos Humberto	05/07/1950	MF	Levante (ESP)
8	VALDÉS, Francisco Segundo	19/03/1943	FW	Colo Colo
9	AHUMADA, Sergio Alberto	02/10/1948	FW	Unión Española
10	REINOSO, Carlos Enzo Ezequiel	07/03/1945	MF	América (MEX)
11	VÉLIZ, Leonardo Iván	03/09/1945	FW	Colo Colo
12	MACHUCA, Juan Salvador	07/03/1951	MF	Unión Española
13	GONZÁLEZ, Rafael Ernesto	24/04/1950	MF	Colo Colo
14	LARA, Alfonso Osvaldo	27/04/1946	MF	Colo Colo
15	GALINDO, Mario Enrique	10/08/1951	DF	Colo Colo
16	PÁEZ, Guillermo Alejandro	18/04/1945	FW	Colo Colo
17	YÁVAR, Guillermo	26/03/1943	FW	Universidad de Chile
18	SOCÍAS, Jorge Luis Alberto	06/10/1951	MF	Universidad de Chile
19	FARIAS, Rogelio	13/08/1949	MF	Unión Española
20	CASTRO, Osvaldo	14/04/1947	FW	América (MEX)
21	ULTARES, Juan Segundo	20/02/1941	GK	Magallanes
22	NEF, Adolfo	18/01/1946	GK	Colo Colo

 Technical Staff

Name	Role
ÁLAMOS, Luis Pedro	Head Coach
GRAEF, Gustavo	Assistant Coach
JACOB, Elías	Team Doctor
MOLINA, Enrique	Masseur
MARTÍNEZ, Antonio	Head of Delegation
GARCÍA, José	Administrator
FORNAZZARI, Pedro	Manager

 East Germany

No.	Full name	Date of birth	Position	Club
1	CROY, Jürgen	19/10/1946	GK	FSV Zwickau
2	KURBJUWEIT, Lothar	06/11/1950	DF	Carl Zeiss Jena
3	BRANSCH, Bernd	24/09/1944	DF	Carl Zeiss Jena
4	WEISE, Konrad	17/08/1951	DF	Carl Zeiss Jena
5	FRITZSCHE, Joachim	28/10/1951	DF	1. FC Lokomotiv Leipzig
6	SCHNUPHASE, Rüdiger	23/01/1954	MF	Rot-Weiss Erfurt
7	POMMERENKE, Jürgen	22/01/1953	MF	1. FC Magdeburg
8	LOWE, Wolfram	14/05/1945	FW	1. FC Lokomotiv Leipzig
9	DUCKE, Peter	14/10/1941	FW	Carl Zeiss Jena
10	KREISCHE, Hans-Jürgen	19/07/1947	MF	Dynamo Dresden
11	STREICH, Joachim	13/04/1951	FW	Hansa Rostock
12	WATZLICH, Siegmar	16/11/1947	DF	Dynamo Dresden
13	LAUCK, Reinhard	12/09/1946	MF	BFC Dynamo
14	SPARNASSER, Jürgen	04/06/1948	FW	1. FC Magdeburg
15	VOGEL, Eberhard	08/04/1943	FW	Carl Zeiss Jena
16	IRMSCHER, Harald	12/02/1946	MF	Carl Zeiss Jena
17	HAMANN, Erich	27/11/1944	MF	Vorwärts Frankfurt
18	KISCH, Gerd	23/10/1951	DF	Hansa Rostock
19	SEGUIN, Wolfgang	14/09/1945	MF	1. FC Magdeburg
20	HOFFMANN, Martin	22/03/1955	MF	1. FC Magdeburg
21	BLOCHWITZ, Wolfgang	08/02/1941	GK	Carl Zeiss Jena
22	FRIESE, Werner	30/03/1946	GK	1. FC Lokomotiv Leipzig

Technical Staff

Name	Role
BUSCHNER, Georg	Head Coach
HOLKE, Kurt	Assistant Coach
BEHNE, Günter	Assistant Coach
ZIPFEL, Dieter	Team Doctor
SCHENK, Walter	Masseur
TAUBEL, Frank	Masseur
SCHNEIDER, Günther	Head of Delegation
RAIZ, Kurt	Delegate
BOLDT, Wilhelm	Secretary

West Germany

Nº	Name	Date of Birth	Position.	Club
1	MAIER Josef Dieter	28/02/1944	GK	Bayern Munich
2	VOGTS Hans Hubert	30/12/1946	DF	Borussia Mönchengladbach
3	BREITNER Paul	05/09/1951	DF	Bayern Munich
4	SCHWARZENBECK Hans-Georg	03/04/1948	DF	Bayern Munich
5	BECKENBAUER Franz Anton	11/09/1945	MF	Bayern Munich
6	HÖTTGES Horst-Dieter	10/09/1943	DF	Werder Bremen
7	WIMMER Herbert	19/11/1944	MF	Borussia Mönchengladbach
8	CULLMANN Bernhard	01/11/1949	MF	1. FC Köln
9	GRABOWSKI Jürgen	07/07/1944	FW	Eintracht Frankfurt
10	NETZER Günther Theodor	14/09/1944	MF	Real Madrid (ESP)
11	HEYNCKES Josef	09/05/1945	FW	Borussia Mönchengladbach
12	OVERATH Wolfgang	29/09/1945	MF	1. FC Köln
13	MÜLLER Gerhard	03/11/1945	FW	Bayern Munich
14	HOENESS Ulrico	05/01/1952	MF	Bayern Munich
15	FLOHE Heinz	28/01/1948	MF	1. FC Köln
16	BONHOF Rainer	20/03/1952	MF	Borussia Mönchengladbach
17	HOLZENBEIN Bernd	09/03/1946	FW	Eintracht Frankfurt
18	HERZOG Dieter	15/07/1946	FW	Fortuna Düsseldorf
19	KAPPELMANN Hans-Josef	19/12/1949	MF	Bayern Munich
20	KREMERS Helmut	24/03/1949	DF	Schalke 04
21	NIGBUR Norbert	08/05/1948	GK	Schalke 04
22	KLEFF Wolfgang	16/11/1944	GK	Borussia Mönchengladbach

staff

Nombre	Función
Schön, Helmut	DT
Derwel, Jupp	Auxiliar
Widmayer, Herbert	Auxiliar
Heddergott, Karl-Heinz	Preparador físico
Hess, Henrich	Médico
Deuser, Erich	Masajista
Katzenmeier, Adolf	Masajista
Deckert, Hans	Jefe de la delegación
Schmidt, Horst	Administrador
Hansen, Hans	Delegado
Baresel, Walter	Delegado

Haiti 

Nº	Name	Date of Birth	Pos.	Club
1	FRANCILLON Henri Robert	26/05/1946	GK	Victory
2	PIQUANT Wilner	04/12/1951	GK	Aigle Noir
3	AUGUSTE Arsene	03/02/1951	DF	Racing
4	ANDRE Fritz	18/09/1946	DF	Aigle Noir
5	DUCOSTE Serge	04/02/1944	DF	Aigle Noir
6	BAYONNE Pierre	11/06/1949	DF	Violette
7	VORBE Philippe	14/09/1947	MF	Violette
8	DESIR Jean-Claude	08/08/1946	MF	Aigle Noir
9	ANTOINE Eddy	27/08/1949	MF	Racing
10	FRANÇOIS Guy	18/09/1947	MF	Violette
11	ST.-VIL Guy	21/10/1942	FW	Racing
12	JEAN-JOSEPH Ernst	06/06/1948	MF	Violette †
13	RACINE Serge	09/10/1951	DF	Aigle Noir
14	NAZAIRE Wilner	30/03/1950	DF	Valenciennes (FRA)
15	ST.-VIL Roger	08/12/1949	FW	Violette
16	LEANDRE Fritz	13/03/1948	FW	Racing
17	LEANDRE Joseph Marion	09/05/1945	DF	Racing
18	BARTHELEMY Claude	08/05/1945	DF	Racing
19	AUSTIN Jean-Herbert	23/02/1950	MF	Violette
20	SANON Emmanuel	25/06/1951	FW	Don Bosco
21	LOUIS Wilfried	25/10/1949	DF	Don Bosco
22	JOSEPH Gerard	22/10/1949	GK	Racing Club *

Coaching Staff & Officials

Name	Role
TASSY Antoine	Head Coach
LEGROS Claudel	Assistant Coach
BAPTISTE Fritz Jean	Head of Delegation
ST. LOUIS Acadius	Vice President of the Federation
DOROSEAU Roger	Administrator
CADET Wiener	Treasurer
ST. LOT Jacques	Delegate
MORA Moreau	Delegate

* Registered player who did not travel.

† Suspended for doping on June 18.

Italy 

Nº	Name	Date of Birth	Pos.	Club
1	ZOFF Dino	28/02/1942	GK	Juventus
2	SPINOSI Luciano	09/05/1950	DF	Juventus
3	FACCHETTI Giacinto	18/07/1942	DF	Inter Milan
4	BENETTI Romeo	20/10/1945	MF	AC Milan
5	MORINI Francesco	12/08/1944	DF	Juventus
6	BURGNICH Tarcisio	25/04/1939	DF	Inter Milan
7	MAZZOLA Alessandro	08/12/1942	FW	Inter Milan
8	CAPELLO Fabio	18/06/1946	MF	Juventus
9	CHINAGLIA Giorgio	24/01/1947	FW	SS Lazio
10	RIVERA Giovanni	18/08/1943	FW	AC Milan
11	RIVA Luigi	07/11/1944	FW	Cagliari
12	ALBERTOSI Enrico	02/11/1939	GK	Cagliari
13	SABADINI Giuseppe	26/03/1949	MF	AC Milan
14	BELLUGI Mauro	07/02/1950	DF	Inter Milan
15	WILSON Giuseppe	27/10/1945	DF	SS Lazio
16	JULIANO Antonio	01/01/1943	FW	SS Napoli
17	RE CECCONI Luciano	01/12/1948	MF	SS Lazio
18	CAUSIO Franco	01/02/1949	MF	Juventus
19	ANASTASI Pietro	07/04/1948	FW	Juventus
20	BONINSEGNA Roberto	13/11/1943	FW	Inter Milan
21	PULICI Paolo	27/04/1950	FW	Torino
22	CASTELLINI Luciano	12/12/1945	GK	Torino

Coaching Staff & Officials

Name	Role
VALCAREGGI Ferruccio	Head Coach
BEARZOT Enzo	Assistant Coach
VICINI Azeglio	Assistant Coach
FINI Fino	Doctor
VECCHIET Leonardo	Doctor
CARRARO Franco	Head of Delegation
BORGOGNO Dario	Administrator
ALLODI Italo	Delegate

                                     



Netherlands

No.	Full Name	Date of Birth	Position	Club
1	GEELS, Geertruida Maria	28/07/1948	FW	Club Brugge KV (BEL)
2	HAAN, Adrianus	16/11/1948	MF	Ajax
3	VAN HANEGEM, Wilhelmus	20/02/1944	MF	Feyenoord
4	VAN IERSEL, Cornelius	06/12/1945	DF	Twente
5	ISRAEL, Marinus David	19/03/1942	DF	Feyenoord
6	JANSEN, Wilhelmus Marinus Anthonius	28/10/1946	MF	Feyenoord
7	DE JONG, Theodorus Jacob	11/08/1947	MF	Feyenoord
8	JONGELOED, Jan	25/11/1940	GK	FC Amsterdam
9	KEIZER, Peter Johannes	14/06/1943	FW	Ajax
10	VAN DE KERKHOF, Reinier Lambertus	16/09/1951	MF	PSV
11	VAN DE KERKHOF, Wilhelmus Antonius	16/09/1951	MF	PSV
12	KROL, Rudolf Jozef	24/03/1949	DF	Ajax
13	NEESKENS, Johannes Jacobus	15/09/1951	MF	Ajax
14	CRUYFF, Hendrik Johannes	25/04/1947	FW	FC Barcelona (ESP)
15	RENSENBRINK, Pieter Robert	03/07/1947	FW	RSC Anderlecht (BEL)
16	REP, John Nicolaas	25/11/1951	FW	Ajax
17	RIJSBERGEN, Wilhelmus Gerardus	18/01/1952	DF	Feyenoord
18	SCHRIJVERS, Pieter	15/12/1946	GK	Twente
19	STRIK, Pleun	27/05/1944	DF	PSV
20	SUURBIER, Wilhelmus Lourens Johannes	16/11/1945	DF	Ajax
21	TREYTEL, Eduard Willem	28/05/1946	GK	Feyenoord
22	VOS, Henry Antonia	24/09/1946	DF	Feyenoord

Technical Staff

Name	Role
MICHELS, Marinus Jacobus Hendricus	Head Coach
FADHONC, Frantisek	Assistant Coach
VAN DE HART, C.	Assistant
DE VROEI, A.	Assistant
KESSEL, F.	Doctor
HAMELYNCK, C.	Doctor
VAN DEN AKKER, P.	Masseur
WOLFF, H.	Doctor
BURGWAL, H.	Head of Delegation
AKEMANN, C.	Administrator

Poland 

No.	Full Name	Date of Birth	Position	Club
1	FISCHER, Andrzej Lucjan	15/01/1953	GK	Górnik Zabrze
2	TOMASZEWSKI, Jan	09/01/1948	GK	ŁKS Łódź
3	KALINOWSKI, Zygmunt	02/03/1949	GK	Śląsk Wrocław
4	SZYMANOWSKI, Antoni Jan	13/01/1951	DF	Wisła Kraków
5	GUT, Zbigniew	17/04/1949	DF	Odra Opole
6	GORGON, Jerzy Paweł	18/07/1949	DF	Górnik Zabrze
7	WIECZOREK, Henryk Piotr	14/12/1949	FW	Górnik Zabrze
8	BULZACKI, Mirosław Andrzej	23/10/1951	DF	ŁKS Łódź
9	ZMUDA, Władysław Antoni	06/06/1954	DF	Gwardia Warszawa
10	MUSIAŁ, Adam	18/12/1948	DF	Wisła Kraków
11	ĆMIKIEWICZ, Lesław	03/05/1947	MF	Legia Warszawa
12	DEYNA, Kazimierz	23/10/1947	MF	Legia Warszawa
13	KASPERCZAK, Henryk Wojciech	10/07/1946	MF	Stal Mielec
14	MASZCZYK, Zygmunt Paweł	03/05/1945	MF	Ruch Chorzów
15	JAKOBCZAK, Roman Józef	26/02/1946	MF	Lech Poznań
16	LATO, Grzegorz Bolesław	08/02/1940	FW	Stal Mielec
17	SZARMACH, Andrzej	03/10/1950	FW	Górnik Zabrze
18	GADOCHA, Robert	10/01/1946	FW	Legia Warszawa
19	DOMARSKI, Jan Andrzej	28/10/1946	FW	Stal Mielec
20	KAPKA, Zdzisław Ryszard	07/12/1954	MF	Wisła Kraków
21	KMIECIK, Kazimierz	19/09/1951	FW	Wisła Kraków
22	KUSTO, Marek Andrzej	29/04/1954	FW	Wisła Kraków

Technical Staff

Name	Role
GORSKI, Kazimierz Klaudiusz	Head Coach
GMOCH, Jacek	Assistant Coach
STREJLAU, Andrzej	Assistant
DEBICKI, Edward	Manager
GARLICKI, Janusz	Doctor
SNIADOWSKI, Piotr	Federation Secretary
MAJ, Jan	Head of Delegation
ZAWADA, Andrzej	Administrator

Scotland 

No.	Full Name	Date of Birth	Position	Club
1	HARVEY, David	07/02/1948	GK	Leeds United (ENG)
2	JARDINE, William Pullar	31/12/1948	DF	Rangers
3	McGRAIN, Daniel Fergus	01/05/1950	DF	Celtic
4	BREMNER, William John	09/12/1942	MF	Leeds United (ENG)
5	HOLTON, James Alan	11/04/1951	DF	Manchester United (ENG)
6	BLACKLEY, John Henderson	12/05/1948	DF	Hibernian
7	JOHNSTONE, James Connolly	30/09/1944	MF	Celtic
8	DALGLISH, Kenneth Mathieson	04/03/1951	FW	Celtic
9	JORDAN, Joseph	15/12/1951	FW	Leeds United (ENG)
10	HAY, David	29/01/1948	MF	Celtic
11	LORIMER, Peter Patrick	14/12/1946	FW	Leeds United (ENG)
12	ALLAN, Thomson Sandlands	05/10/1946	GK	Dundee
13	STEWART, James Graven	09/03/1954	GK	Kilmarnock*
14	BUCHAN, Martin McLean	06/03/1949	DF	Manchester United (ENG)
15	CORMACK, Peter Barr	17/07/1946	MF	Liverpool (ENG)
16	DONACHIE, William	05/10/1951	DF	Manchester City (ENG)
17	FORD, Donald	25/10/1944	MF	Heart of Midlothian
18	HUTCHINSON, Thomas	22/09/1947	MF	Coventry City (ENG)
19	LAW, Denis	24/02/1940	FW	Manchester City (ENG)
20	MORGAN, William	02/10/1944	FW	Manchester United (ENG)
21	McQUEEN, Gordon	26/06/1952	DF	Leeds United (ENG)
22	SCHAEDLER, Erich Peter	06/08/1949	DF	Hibernian

Technical Staff

Name	Role
ORMOND, William Esplin	Head Coach
McKENZIE, R.	Assistant
ALLAN, H.	Assistant
GRIMSHAW, R.	Head of Delegation
LINDAY, W.	Federation Vice President
ALLAN, W.	Federation Secretary

* Second division club.

                                       

Sweden 

No.	Full Name	Date of Birth	Position	Club
1	HELLSTRÖM, Ronnie Carl	21/02/1949	GK	Hammarby IF
2	OLSSON, Jan	18/03/1944	DF	Åtvidabergs FF
3	KARLSSON, Kent	25/11/1945	DF	Åtvidabergs FF
4	NORDQVIST, Klaus Björn	06/10/1942	DF	PSV (NED)
5	ANDERSSON, Björn	20/07/1951	DF	Östers
6	GRAHN, Jan-Olof	09/05/1943	FW	Grasshoppers (SUI)
7	LARSSON, Bo Göran	05/05/1944	MF	Malmö FF
8	TORSTENSSON, Conny	28/08/1949	MF	Bayern Munich (FRG)
9	KINDVALL, Bengt Ove	16/05/1943	FW	IFK Norrköping
10	EDSTRÖM, Ralf Sigvard	07/10/1952	FW	PSV (NED)
11	SANDBERG, Roland	16/12/1946	FW	1. FC Kaiserslautern (FRG)
12	LARSSON, Sven-Gunnar	10/05/1940	GK	Örebro SK
13	GRIP, Bruno Roland	01/01/1941	DF	IK Sirius
14	TAPPER, Staffan	10/07/1948	DF	Malmö FF
15	MAGNUSSON, Lars Roger	04/02/1953	MF	1. FC Kaiserslautern (FRG)
16	SEDERSTEDT, Inge Åke Emanuel	24/12/1946	FW	Östers
17	HAGBERG, Ulf Göran	08/11/1947	GK	Östers
18	AUGUSTSSON, Jörgen	28/10/1952	DF	Åtvidabergs FF
19	CRONQVIST, Claes	15/10/1944	DF	Landskrona BoIS
20	LINDMAN, Sven Henrik	19/04/1942	MF	Djurgårdens IF
21	PERSSON, Per Orjan	27/08/1942	FW	Örgryte IS *
22	AHLSTRÖM, Thomas	17/07/1952	MF	IF Elfsborg

Technical Staff

Name	Role
ERICSON, Georg	Head Coach
ARNESSon, Lars	Assistant
LEWERTZ, Hans	Doctor
HALLBERG, Knut	Masseur
BERGH, Sigvard	Head of Delegation
BRODD, Tore	Federation Secretary
APPELOQVIST, Lars	Delegate
WELDNER, Arne	Delegate
AHLNER, Sten	Press Officer

* Second division club.

Uruguay 

No.	Full Name	Date of Birth	Position	Club
1	MAZURKIEWICZ, Ladislao	14/02/1945	GK	Atlético Mineiro (BRA)
2	JÁUREGUI, Baudilio Jorge	09/07/1945	DF	River Plate (ARG)
3	MASNIK, Juan Carlos	02/03/1943	DF	Nacional
4	FORLÁN, Pablo Justo	14/07/1945	MF	São Paulo (BRA)
5	MONTERO, Julio Walter	25/04/1944	MF	Granada (ESP)
6	PAVONI, Ricardo Elbio	08/07/1943	DF	Independiente (ARG)
7	CUBILLA, Luis Alberto	28/03/1940	MF	Nacional
8	ESPÁRRAGO, Víctor Rodolfo	06/10/1944	FW	FC Sevilla (ESP)
9	MORENA, Fernando	02/02/1952	FW	Peñarol
10	ROCHA, Pedro Virgilio	03/12/1942	FW	São Paulo (BRA)
11	CORBO, Rubén Romeo	20/01/1952	FW	Peñarol
12	SANTOS, Héctor	29/10/1944	GK	Bella Vista
13	DE SIMONE, Gustavo Daniel	23/04/1948	DF	Defensor Sporting
14	GARISTO, Luis	03/12/1945	DF	Peñarol
15	GONZÁLEZ, Mario Walter	27/05/1950	DF	Peñarol
16	CARDACCIO, Alberto Víctor	26/08/1949	MF	Danubio
17	JIMÉNEZ, Julio César	27/08/1954	MF	Peñarol
18	MANTEGAZZA, Walter Daniel	17/06/1952	MF	Nacional
19	MILAR, Denis Alfredo	20/06/1952	FW	Liverpool
20	SILVA, Juan Ramón	30/08/1948	FW	Peñarol
21	GÓMEZ, José Gervasio	23/10/1949	FW	Atlético Cerro
22	FERNÁNDEZ, Gustavo Daniel	16/02/1952	GK	Rentistas

Technical Staff

Name	Role
PORTA, Roberto	Head Coach
PALESE, José	Assistant Coach
SUERO, Carlos	Doctor
ABATE, Carlos	Physiotherapist
SORHUETA, Fermín	Head of Delegation
AMORÍN, Julio	Federation Secretary
ICASURIAGA, Carlos	Delegate
JACOBO, Leonel	Administrator

                                   


Yugoslavia

No.	Name	Birthdate	Position	Club
1	MARIC, Enver	23/04/1948	GK	Velez Mostar
2	BULJAN, Ivan	11/12/1949	DF	Hajduk Split
3	HADZIABIC, Enver	06/11/1945	DF	Zeljeznicar
4	MUZINIC, Drazen	25/01/1953	MF	Hajduk Split
5	KATALINSKI, Josip	12/05/1948	DF	Zeljeznicar
6	BOGICEVIC, Vladislav	06/11/1950	DF	Crvena Zvezda
7	PETKOVIC, Ilija	22/09/1954	FW	Troyes (FRA)
8	OBLAK, Branko	27/05/1947	MF	Hajduk Split
9	SURJAK, Ivan	23/03/1953	MF	Hajduk Split
10	ACIMOVIC, Jovan	21/06/1948	FW	Crvena Zvezda
11	DZAJIC, Dragan	30/05/1946	FW	Crvena Zvezda
12	JERKOVIC, Jurica	25/02/1950	MF	Hajduk Split
13	PAVLOVIC, Miroslav	15/12/1942	MF	Crvena Zvezda
14	PERUZOVIC, Luka	26/02/1952	DF	Hajduk Split
15	DOJINOVSKI, Kiril	17/10/1943	MF	Crvena Zvezda
16	VLADIC, Franjo	19/10/1951	FW	Velez Mostar
17	POPIVODA, Danilo	01/05/1950	MF	Olimpia Ljubljana
18	KARASI, Stanislav	08/11/1946	MF	Crvena Zvezda
19	BAJEVIC, Dusan	10/12/1948	FW	Velez Mostar
20	PETROVIC, Vladimir	01/07/1955	MF	Crvena Zvezda
21	PETROVIC Ognjen	02/01/1948	GK	Crvena Zvezda
22	MESKOVIC Rizah	10/08/1947	GK	Hajduk Split

Coaching Staff:

Role	Surname, Name
Head Coach	MILJANIC, Miljan
Assistant Coach	CIRIC, Milovan
Assistant Coach	TOPLAK, Ivan
Doctor	NESOVIK, Branko
Masseuse	ARANDJELOVIC, Milan
Masseuse	ZAGAR, Karlo
Delegation Chief	KOROBAR, Pero
Administrator	STOJKOVIC, Vasa

Zaire

No.	Name	Birthdate	Position	Club
1	KAZADI, Robert Mwamba	06/03/1947	GK	Mazembe Lubumbashi
2	MWEPU, Ilunga	22/08/1949	DF	Mazembe Lubumbashi
3	MUKOMBO, Albert Mwanza	17/12/1945	DF	Mazembe Lubumbashi
4	BUWANGA, Tshimen	05/01/1949	DF	Mazembe Lubumbashi
5	LOBILO, Florian	10/04/1950	DF	AS Vita Club
6	KILASU, Masamba	22/12/1950	MF	FC Bilima
7	KAMUNDA, Martin Tshimabu	08/05/1946	MF	Mazembe Lubumbashi
8	MANA, Mambwene	10/10/1947	MF	Imana Kinshasa
9	KEMBO, Kembo Uba	27/12/1947	MF	AS Vita Club
10	KIDUMU, Mantantu	17/11/1946	MF	Imana Kinshasa
11	KABASO, Babo	04/03/1950	DF	AS Bilima
12	TUBILANDU, Dimbi	15/03/1948	GK	AS Vita Club
13	MULAMBA, Pierre N'Daye	04/11/1948	FW	AS Vita Club
14	MAYANGA, Adelard	31/10/1948	MF	AS Vita Club
15	KIBONGE, Mafu	12/02/1945	MF	AS Vita Club
16	MWAPE, Mialo	30/12/1951	MF	Nyili  Lubumbashi
17	KAFULA, N'Goie	11/11/1945	DF	Maezembe Lubumbashi
18	MAVUDA, Mafuila Ku	15/12/1949	FW	AS Vita Club
19	M'BUNGA, Ekofa	24/11/1948	FW	Imana Kinshasa
20	N'TUMBA, Kalala	07/01/1949	FW	AS Vita Club
21	KAKOKO, Emmanuel	22/11/1950	FW	Imana Kinshasa
22	KALAMBAY, Paul-Mohamed	12/11/1948	GK	Mazembe Lubumbashi

Coaching Staff:

Role	Surname, Name
Head Coach	VIDINIC, Blagoje (YUG)
Assistant Coach	KWETA, Mavuela
Assistant Coach	KABENGU, Kabengu
Doctor	KIUBELA, Mambu
Head of Delegation	KAWETA, Sampaša
President of Federation	BOBANDJOLA, Lokwa
Secretary	MUSANGELU, Tambwe

Brazil

No.	Player Name	Date of Birth	Position	Team
1	LEÃO Emerson	11/07/1949	GK	Palmeiras
2	PEREIRA Luiz Edmundo	21/06/1949	DF	Palmeiras
3	MARINHO Peres	19/03/1949	DF	FC Santos
4	ZÉ MARIA Jose Maria	18/05/1948	DF	Corinthians
5	PIAZZA Wilson	25/02/1943	DF	Cruzeiro
6	MARINHO Francisco	08/02/1943	DF	Botafogo
7	JAIRZINHO Filho	25/12/1944	FW	Botafogo
8	LEIVINHA João	11/09/1949	FW	Palmeiras
9	CESAR Augusto Lemos	17/05/1945	FW	Palmeiras
10	RIVELINO Roberto	01/01/1946	MF	Corinthians
11	PAULO CÉSAR Lima	16/06/1949	FW	Flamengo
12	RENATO Cunha	05/12/1944	GK	Flamengo
13	VALDOMIRO Vaz Franco	17/02/1946	DF	International
14	NELINHO Manoel	26/07/1950	DF	Cruzeiro
15	ALFREDO Mostarda Filho	18/11/1946	DF	Palmeiras
16	MARCO ANTÔNIO Feliciano	06/02/1951	DF	Fluminense
17	CARPEGIANI Paulo Cesar	07/02/1949	MF	International
18	ADEMIR Da Guia	03/04/1942	MF	Palmeiras
19	MIRANDINHA da Silva	26/02/1952	FW	Sao Paulo
20	EDUARDO Jonas Américo	06/08/1949	FW	FC Santos
21	DIRCEU José Guimarães	15/06/1952	MF	Botafogo
22	PERES Waldir	02/01/1951	GK	São Paulo

Coaching Staff:

Role	Surname, Name
Head Coach	ZAGALLO, Mario Jorge Lobo
Delegation Chief	TINCOO, Eric
Delegate	HEREDIA, Tarsos
Delegate	DO PASSO, Antonio
Delegate	CAVALHEIRO, Carlos Alberto
Treasurer	MARTINS, Sebastiao
Secretary	CALDAS, Kleber
Administrator	DE ALMEIDA, José