1964 European Nations' Cup squads

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Here are the squads for the 1964 European Football Championship in Spain, which took place from June 17 to June 21, 1964.

Contents 1 Denmark 2 Hungary 3 Spain 4 USSR 5 Losing quarterfinalists 5.1 France 5.2 Ireland 5.3 Luxembourg 5.4 Sweden 6 External links

[edit] Denmark

Head coach: Poul Petersen

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club DF John Amdisen 8 July 1934 9 Aarhus GF MF Carl Bertelsen 15 November 1937 18 Esbjerg fB FW John Danielsen 13 July 1939 24 B 1909 DF Bent Hansen 13 September 1933 44 B 1903 DF Jens Jørgen Hansen 4 January 1939 13 Esbjerg fB DF Kaj Hansen 16 August 1940 1 Frem MF Helge Jørgensen 17 September 1937 6 Odense KFUM DF Birger Larsen 27 March 1942 2 Frem FW Ole Madsen 21 December 1934 31 HIK MF Erling Nielsen 2 January 1935 1 B 1909 GK Leif Nielsen 28 May 1942 0 Frem GK Svend Aage Rask 14 July 1935 0 B 1909 FW Jørgen Rasmussen 19 February 1937 0 B 1913 FW Tom Søndergaard 2 January 1944 0 B 93 MF Ole Sørensen 25 November 1937 14 KB FW Kjeld Thorst 13 May 1940 7 AaB DF Bent Wolmar 8 August 1937 0 Aarhus GF q GK Erik Lykke Sørensen 22 January 1940 7 Boldklubben 1913 q MF Jens Petersen 22 December 1942 11 Esbjerg fB q FW Henning Enoksen 26 September 1935 42 Aarhus GF q FW John Danielsen 13 July 1939 21 Boldklubben 1909

[edit] Hungary

Head coach: Lajos Baróti

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club FW Flórián Albert 15 September 1941 40 Ferencvárosi TC FW Ferenc Bene 17 December 1944 6 Újpesti Dózsa FW János Farkas 27 March 1942 5 Vasas SC FW Máté Fenyvesi 20 September 1933 63 Ferencvárosi TC DF Kálmán Ihász 06 March 1941 4 Vasas SC FW Imre Komora 05 June 1940 0 Budapesti Honvéd DF Sándor Mátrai 20 November 1932 60 Ferencvárosi TC DF Kálmán Mészöly 16 July 1941 26 Vasas SC MF István Nagy 14 April 1939 12 MTK FC DF Dezső Novák 03 February 1939 5 Ferencvárosi TC MF Gyula Rákosi 9 October 1938 Ferencvárosi TC DF László Sárosi 27 February 1932 41 Vasas SC MF Ferenc Sipos 13 December 1932 60 MTK FC MF Ernő Solymosi 21 September 1940 31 Újpesti Dózsa GK Antal Szentmihályi 03 June 1937 16 Vasas SC FW Lajos Tichy 24 March 1935 70 Budapesti Honvéd FW Zoltán Varga 1 January 1945 0 Ferencvárosi TC q FW Károly Sándor 29 November 1928 MTK-Hungária q FW János Göröcs 8 May 1939 Újpesti Dozsa

[edit] Spain

Head coach: José Villalonga

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club DF Adelardo Rodríguez 26 September 1939 Atlético Madrid FW Amancio Amaro 16 October 1939 Real Madrid DF Isacio Calleja 2 December 1936 Atlético Madrid FW Enrique Collar 2 November 1934 Atlético Madrid MF Luis Del Sol 6 April 1935 Juventus DF Luis María Echeberría 24 March 1940 Athletic Bilbao MF Josep Fusté 15 April 1942 Barcelona FW Vicente Guillot 14 July 1941 Valencia GK José Ángel Iribar 1 March 1943 Athletic Bilbao FW Carlos Lapetra 29 November 1938 Real Zaragoza FW Luis Suárez 2 May 1935 Internazionale FW Marcelino Martínez 29 April 1940 Real Zaragoza DF Fernando Olivella 22 June 1936 Barcelona GK Pepín 16 November 1931 Betis FW Jesús María Pereda 15 June 1938 Barcelona DF Severino Reija 25 November 1938 Real Zaragoza DF Feliciano Rivilla 21 August 1936 Atlético Madrid MF Félix Ruiz 14 July 1940 Real Madrid GK José Vicente Train 19 December 1931 Real Madrid MF Ignacio Zoco 31 July 1939 Real Madrid q FW Pedro Zaballa 29 July 1938 Barcelona q MF Juan Manuel Villa 26 September 1938 Real Zaragoza

[edit] USSR

Head coach: Konstantin Beskov

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club MF Viktor Anichkin 08 December 1941 1 Dynamo Moscow DF Albert Shesterniev 20 June 1941 5 CSKA Moscow MF Igor Chislenko 08 September 1939 13 Dynamo Moscow DF Eduard Dubinski 06 April 1935 12 CSKA Moscow DF Vladimir Glotov 23 January 1937 1 Dynamo Moscow FW Gennady Gusarov 11 March 1937 7 Dynamo Moscow FW Valentin Ivanov 19 November 1934 48 Torpedo Moscow FW Galimzyan Khusainov 27 July 1937 8 Spartak Moscow FW Valery Korolenkov 17 May 1939 4 Dynamo Moscow MF Aleksey Korneyev 06 February 1939 0 Spartak Moscow DF Anatoly Krutikov 21 September 1933 7 Spartak Moscow FW Eduard Malofeyev 02 June 1943 2 Dynamo Minsk MF Slava Metreveli 30 May 1936 20 Dynamo Tblisi DF Eduard Mudrik 18 July 1939 2 Dynamo Moscow FW Viktor Ponedelnik 22 May 1937 21 SKA Rostov DF Viktor Shustikov 28 January 1939 2 Torpedo Moscow GK Ramaz Urushadze 17 August 1939 1 Torpedo Kutaisi MF Valery Voronin 17 July 1939 22 Torpedo Moscow GK Lev Yashin 22 October 1929 50 Dynamo Moscow

[edit] Losing quarterfinalists

The following rosters comprise the losing teams in the quarterfinals (final qualifying round) which was played over two legs.

[edit] France

Head coach: Henri Guérin

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club DF Marcel Artelesa July 2, 1938 4 AS Monaco GK Marcel Aubour June 17, 1940 0 Olympique Lyonnais GK Pierre Bernard June 27, 1932 18 AS Saint-Etienne MF Joseph Bonnel January 4, 1939 8 US Valenciennes DF Georges Casolari May 5, 1941 1 AS Monaco DF Daniel Charles-Alfred May 9, 1934 0 Nîmes Olympique DF André Chorda February 20, 1938 9 FC Girondins de Bordeaux FW Nestor Combin December 29, 1940 0 Olympique Lyonnais FW Fleury Di Nallo April 20, 1943 2 Olympique Lyonnais MF Robert Herbin March 30, 1939 8 AS Saint-Etienne FW Georges Lech June 2, 1945 3 RC Lens DF Pierre Michelin February 7, 1937 4 UA Sedan-Torcy MF Lucien Muller September 3, 1934 15 Real Madrid DF Jean-Claude Piumi May 27, 1940 2 US Valenciennes FW Angel Rambert June 12, 1936 1 Olympique Lyonnais DF Bruno Rodzik May 29, 1935 21 Stade de Reims FW Paul Sauvage March 17, 1939 5 Stade de Reims MF Edouard Stako January 11, 1934 2 Stade Français FW Michel Stievenard September 21, 1937 2 Angers SCO

[edit] Ireland

Head coach: Committee

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club Ray Brady June 3, 1937 QPR DF Willie Browne 1936 Bohemian F.C. DF Noel Cantwell February 28, 1932 Manchester United DF Tony Dunne July 24, 1941 Manchester United Amby Fogarty September 11, 1933 Hartlepool United DF Theo Foley March 2, 1937 Johnny Fullam March 22, 1940 Shamrock Rovers MF Johnny Giles November 6, 1940 Leeds United FW Alfie Hale August 28, 1939 Doncaster Rovers FW Joe Haverty February 17, 1936 Millwall DF Charlie Hurley October 4, 1936 Sunderland GK Alan Kelly July 5, 1936 Preston North End FW Andy McEvoy July 15, 1938 Blackburn Rovers DF Mick Meagan May 29, 1934 Everton DF Tommy Traynor July 22, 1933 Southampton Paddy Turner 1

[edit] Luxembourg

Head coach: Robert Heinz

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club Ernest Brenner September 13, 1931 54 Stade Dudelange Fernand Brosius May 15, 1934 42 Spora Luxembourg Camille Dimmer April 20, 1939 18 Red Boys Differdingen Jean-Pierre Fiedler January 26, 1935 12 Spora Luxembourg Jean-Pierre Hoffstetter October 27, 1937 15 Aris Bonnevoie Henri Klein April 14, 1944 3 Red Boys Differdingen Jean Klein December 21, 1942 6 US Düdelingen DF François Konter February 20, 1934 51 RSC Anderlecht Johny Leonard October 3, 1941 4 Union Luxembourg Paul May June 20, 1935 16 Jeunesse Esch MF Louis Pilot November 11, 1940 6 Standard Liège MF Ady Schmit August 17, 1940 18 FC Sochaux-Montbéliard GK Nicolas Schmitt October 3, 1936 11 Union Luxembourg GK Théo Stendebach April 20, 1937 5 Stade Dudelange

[edit] Sweden

Head coach: Lennart Nyman

No. Pos. Player DoB/Age Caps Club GK Arne Arvidsson Djurgårdens IF Fotboll Hans Rosander IFK Norrköping DF Lennart Wing 1935 Örgryte IS DF Orvar Bergmark November 16, 1930 A.S. Roma MF Åke Johansson 1928 IFK Norrköping Hans Mild July 31, 1934 Djurgårdens IF Fotboll FW Kurt Hamrin November 19, 1934 ACF Fiorentina FW Harry Bild December 18, 1936 IFK Norrköping FW Agne Simonsson October 19, 1935 Örgryte IS Örjan Martinsson November 1, 1936 IFK Norrköping FW Örjan Persson August 27, 1942 Örgryte IS Anders Svensson

q-Indicates players on the quarterfinal roster that did not participate in the final round of the tournament.

[edit] External links

• RSSSF
• Sportec 1 2
• DBU
• FFF 1 2

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