Posts by mrfil79

  • 1947-04-04 Brazil 1:1 Uruguay

    It was the second match of the 1947 Rio Branco.

    Here is the missing Brazil line-up from that match:

    BRASILEIROS: — Luiz — Augusto e Haroldo — Ruy (Ademir e depois Ely) — Danilo (Ruy) e Noronha — Tesourinha (Maneco) — Ademir (passou para half) — Heleno — Jair e Chico.

    Source: O Globo Sportivo RJ Newspaper.

    Match description:

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    Missing game: (this is on EloRatings)

    Partial details

    1980 Sep 28 North Cyprus vs Turkey

    5:0 victory for Turkey

    Venue: İzmir Atatürk Stadium (Turkey)


    Goals: Serdar (20', 74'), Zafer (34'), Metin (56'), Muharrem (60')

    TUR: Yaşar, Sabahattin, Zafer, Fatih, Hüseyin, Osman, Serdar, Muharrem, Necdet, Öner, Metin.

    CYP: Mete Adanir, Levent Ruso, Fikri, Tözün Tunalı

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    Also, here is their 1977 friendly (also on eloratings) vs Turkey:

    Northern Cyprus vs Turkey
    International Friendly: 5 January 1977, 20 Temmuz Stadı, Girne, Northern Cyprus

    Turkey won 1:0 (Halftime 0:0)

    Goal: Hayri (73')

    TURKEY: Şenol, Yasin, Rasim, Turgay, Aykut, Erol, Fatih, Bekir, Kemal, Necati, Ali Kemal.
    Substitutions: Volkan for Kemal, Hayri for Cemil.
    Coach: Gündüz Kılıç.

    NORTHERN CYPRUS: Mustafa, Raif, Hasan, Tözün, Tahir, Volkan, Burhan, Mustafa, Selim, Erbay, Ali Çetin.
    Substitutions: Derviş for Volkan, A. Çetin for Selim.
    Coach: Günay Caymaz.

    Referee: Onur Kanatlı (Northern Cyprus).
    Linesmen: Hasan Ruso (Northern Cyprus), Fevzi Beyar (Northern Cyprus).

    Attendance: Approximately 9,000.


    Also, the goalscorers from the 2012 match vs Zanzibar.

    Zanzibar vs Northern Cyprus
    VIVA World Cup semi-final.

    8 June 2012, Duhok Stadium, Duhok, Kurdistan Region, Iraq

    Goals: Mustafa Yaşinses (58’), Hüseyin Kayalılar (69’ pen.)


    I'd love to see this whole tournament (VIVA World Cup) added, but I know it is definitely low priority and would create even more work. Still, if we have tournaments like the Island Games, then perhaps one day? :)

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    Fantastic. Would definitely love to look into this as a side project!

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    Ertac Taskiran

    Name should be: Ertaç Taşkıran

    Born in Lefkosa (Cyprus)

    21/22 Yeşiltepe Ilgaz SD (Northern Cyprus)

    19/20 Türk Ocağı Limasol (Northern Cyprus)

    10/11 B. Bağcıl SK (Northern Cyprus) ?/34

    08/09 Tatlısu HOSK (Northern Cyprus) ?/12

    08/09 Gönyeli SK (Northern Cyprus) ?/10 (played for two clubs in this season)

    06/07 Türk Ocağı Limasol (Northern Cyprus) ?/28

    05/06 Türk Ocağı Limasol (Northern Cyprus) ?/36


    Yasin Kansu

    09/10 K.Kaymaklı TSK (Northern Cyprus) ?/49

    06/07 Çetinkaya TSK (Northern Cyprus) ?/28

    04/05 Çetinkaya TSK (Northern Cyprus) ?/26


    Coskun Ulusoy

    Name should be Coşkun

    Born in Yeşilyurt (Pentageia), Cyprus

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    1982

    Malaysia vs Brunei

    Referee. R. Hamlet (Indonesia)

    Goals: G. Torairadju (36’), C. Nadarajan (67’, 70’, 78’)

    Bookings:

    MAS: C. Nadarajan (Yellow)

    Teams:

    MAS: Ong Yu Teang (GK), C. Nadarajan, Saiden Osman, G. Torairadju, Naser Yusof

    BRU: Ali Ismail (GK), Mahmud Mohamad, Sahari Timbang, Jafari Samat, Shair Abu Bakar, Yusof Rashid, Zainuddin Kassim, Mahadi Ghani, Zamani Ahmad


    South Korea vs Brunei

    Goals:

    KOR: Oh Suk Jae (22’, 25’), Park Yoon Kee (52’), Lee Tae Yop (55’)

    BRU: Zalnuddin Kassim (74’)

    Teams:

    KOR: Choi In Young (GK), Oh Suk Jae, Park Yoon Kee, Lee Tae Yop

    BRU: Zalnuddin Kassim

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    Some more missing match details from 1980s Asia:

    Maldives vs Bhutan

    21/9/1984

    Goal:

    MDV: Ahmed Ali (81’)

    Line ups:

    BHU: Khare Basnet, K. Gurung

    MDV: Ahmed Ali


    India vs Maldives

    23/11/1987

    India Lineup: Uttam, Prem Dorji, Babu Mani


    India vs Sri Lanka

    25/10/1989

    Goals:

    India: Sisir Ghosh (39’), Lalkohao Kongsai (66’)

    Sri Lanka: Anton Silva (54’)


    Line-ups:

    India: Debashish Mukherjee (GK), Babu Mani, Pappachan, Sisir Ghosh, Jagmohan Singh, Lalkohao Kongsai, Satyajit Chatterjee

    Sri Lanka: Chandrasiri (GK), Anton Silva


    UAE vs India

    26/10/1981

    Partial line-ups:

    UAE: Salem Hadid, Badar Saleh, Hassan Mohammed (Coach: Heshmat Mohajerani IRAN)

    India: Mihir Bose (sub: Farid), Alim Khan, Manoranjan Bhattacharjee (Coach: PK Banerjee)


    UAE vs India

    28/10/1981 in Sharjah, UAE

    3:1 (0:1)

    Goals:

    UAE: Salem Hadid (x2), Hassan Mohammed

    India: Gurung (28’)

    Line-ups:

    UAE: Abdulla Musa (GK), Yusuf Mohammed, Salem Hadid, Badar Saleh, Hassan Mohammed, Hamdoon, Salem Khalifa, Ahmed Abdulla (Coach: Heshmat Mohajerani IRAN)

    India: Ganguly (GK), Sudeep Chatterjee, Gurung, Farid, Alok Mukherjee, Xavier Pius (sub: Kartik Sett), (Coach: PK Banerjee)


    Bahrain vs Indonesia

    9/6/1982

    1:1 (1:1)

    Goals:

    Bahrain: Kabeel Dawadi (33’)

    Indonesia: Musi Ryan (18’)

    Line-ups:

    Bahrain: Jamal A. Rahman, Kabeel Dawadi

    Indonesia: Eddy Sudarnoto, Musi Ryan


    South Korea vs India

    9/6/1982

    Missing from India Line-up: Sudip Chatterjee


    India vs North Yemen

    9/12/1984

    North Yemen GK was Amine al Sinaini


    India vs Nepal

    21/12/1984

    Add Krishanu Dey for India


    India vs Bhutan

    28/9/1999

    Goals:

    India: Vijayan (1’, 7’, 48’)

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    More missing match details from early 1980s Asia:

    1982

    Singapore vs Saudi Arabia

    Missing Saudi goal scored by Salleh Khalifa

    Singapore vs South Korea

    Missing complete Korean line-up:

    South Korea: Choi In-Young, Kim Pyung-Suk, Kim Han-Bong, Kim Chul-Soo, Han Moon-Bae, Lee Yong-Soo, Park Chang-Seun, Lee Tae-Yop, Baek Hyun-Young (sub: Lim Ko-Suk), Oh Suk-Jae, Park Yoon-Kee.

    Singapore vs Brunei

    Missing match details:

    Goals: Kannan Kunjuraman (12’), Razali Rashid (26’), Kannan Kunjuraman (29’), Razali Rashid (43’), Malek Awab (70’), Pak Kuan (74’), Pak Kuan (83’)

    SINGAPORE: Patrick Wee, Marzuki Elias, Norhalis Shafik, Au-Yeong Pak Kuan, Phua Ching Loon, Malek Awab, Hashim Hosni, Lim Tang Boon, Gerard Louis (Razali Rashid), K Kannan, Amin Sariman (Hazali Nasiron).

    BRUNEI: Ali Haji Ismail, Pg Tajuddin (Capt), Jafari Samat, Shair Abu Bakar, Shairi Tuah, Zainuddin Kassim, Sahari Timbang, Roslan Mohd Yusof, Majidi Ghani (Razak Yahya), Ak Zamani, Hamid Hj Md Jaafar (Murad)


    1981

    Philippines vs Singapore

    Missing:

    SIN: Phua Ching Loon (D), Hashim Hosni, Kannan Kanjuraman

    PHI: Jose Gomez (GK), Agustin Abat, Mariano Araneta

    Malaysia vs Thailand

    Missing:

    MAS - R. Arumugan (GK)

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    1980 Olympic qualifying matches - Asia Group 3 - Missing details:

    China vs India (Olympic qualifying)

    INDIA: Ganguly Bhaskar (1), Compton Dutta (6), Manoranjan Bhattacharya (16), Gurcharan Singh Parma (4), Sekaran Doraiswamy (3), Devaraju Doraiswamy (9) (Pushparaj Kumar, 17), Perminder Singh (14), Prasun Banerjee (7), Manash Kumar (12) (Xavier Pius, 10), Shabbir Ali (18), Narendra Gurung (11).

    Officials: Referee: Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia), Linesmen: Bartolome Tolentino (Philippines), Tezuka Ken-Ichiro (Japan), Reserve referee: Ausukont Nobnom (Thailand)

    Yellow card: Compton Dutta (India, 32nd min).


    Sri Lanka vs Singapore (not in the database?) - Feb 23 Singapore won 3-0

    Starting line-ups only

    SINGAPORE (4-3-3, blue): Edmund Wee (22); Hasli Ibrahim (13), Samad Allapitchay (4), Syed Mutalib (5), Jeffrey Lazaroo (3); Lim Tang Boon (2), R. Suriamurthi (17), Hashim Hosni (11); Wong Kok Choy (7), Mohammed Noh (8), Fandi Ahmad (14).

    SRI LANKA (4-3-3, yellow): Bernard de Silva (1); R. Packeerally 15), Ashoka Ravindra (5), M. Fernando (13), N. Tissera (2); W. Suwathipala (16), N. Wijesekara (17), L. Weraduwage (11); Luke Breman (9), M. Zahir (14), Clement de Silva (10).

    Referee: Tony Boskovic (Australia). Linesmen: G. Vijit (Thailand), Julian Esguerra (Philippines).


    North Korea vs India

    North Korea won 2-1 (not 3-0 as is currently in DB)

    Goals:

    North Korea: An Se Uk (31’), An Se Uk (83’)

    India: Xavier Pius (51’)

    Referee: Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia); Linesmen: Getkaew Vijit (Thailand) and Koh Guan Kiat (Malaysia). Reserve referee: Sano Toshikazu (Japan).

    NORTH KOREA (4-3-3): Kim Gang Il (1), Mun Gwang Ok (6), Cha Jong Sok (4), Kim Jong Min (13), Kim Mu Gil (5), An Chang Nam (17), An Gil Dong (14) (Kim Gwang Ho, 10), Kim Bok Man (18), Kim Mun Chol (9), Kim Jong Man (16), An Se Uk (12).

    INDIA (4-3-3): Bhaskar Ganguly (1), D. Sekaran (3), Manoranjan Bhattacharya (16), Gurcharan Singh Parma (4), Shyamal Banerjee (5), Perminder Singh (14), A.D. Devaraju (9), Prasun Banerjee (7), Pushparaj Kumar (17), Shabbir Ali (18), Xavier Pius (10).


    Sri Lanka vs North Korea

    Goals: An Chang Nam (6’, 62’), Kim Mun Chol (33’), An Se Uk (66’, 73’), Kim Gwang Ho (69’), Cha Jong Sok (80’)

    NORTH KOREA (4-3-3): Kim Gang Il (1), Kim In San (2), Kim Jong Min (13), Kim Mu Gil (5), Kim Bok Man (18) (Han Jae Nung, 8), Kim Mun Chol (9), An Se Uk (12), An Chang Nam (17), Kim Jong Man (16) (Kim Gwang Ho, 10), Cha Jong Sok (4), Li Chang Ha (11).

    SRI LANKA (4-3-3): Bernard De Silva (1), Rumy Packeerally (15), Asoka Ravindra (5), Mahinda Fernando (13), W. Sumathipala (16), N. Wijesekara (17), Gamini Madurawala (18), D. Kivthisiri (20), J. Augustine (12) (Luke Breman, 9), M.H. Shahabdeen (12), Clement De Silva (10) (Adrian Vindurampillai, 3).

    Referee: Tezuka Ken-Ichiro (Japan). Linesmen: Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia), Getkaew Vijit (Thailand). Reserve referee: Julian Esguerra (Philippines).


    China vs North Korea

    Missing details:

    NORTH KOREA (4-3-3): Kim Gang Il (1), Kim Jong Min (13), Kim Mu Gil (5), Cha Jong Sok (4), Kim In San (2), Kim Bok Man (18), An Chang Nam (17), Kim Gwang Ho (10) (Kim Jong Man, 16), An Se Uk (12), Kim Mun Chol (9), Li Chang Ha (11).

    Referee: A. Nobnom (Thailand). Linesmen: Koh Guan Kiat (Malaysia) and Sudarso Hardjowasito (Indonesia).

    Yellow card: Zuo Shusheng (China, 8th min foul), Huang Xiangdong (8th min dissent), Kim Gwang Ho (40th foul).


    China vs Sri Lanka

    Missing details:

    SRI LANKA (4-3-3): Bernard De Silva (1) (D. Chandrasiri, 22), Rumy Packeerally (15), Asoka Ravindra (5), N. Tissera (2) (L. Weraduwage, 11), Mahinda Fernando (13), W. Sumathipala (16), N. Wijesekara (17), Gamini Madurawala (18), J. Augustine (12), M.H. Shahabdeen (4), Adrian Vadirampillai (3).

    Referee: Koh Guan Kiat (Malaysia). Linesmen: Getkaew Vijit (Thailand) and Bartolome Tolentino (Philippines). Reserve referee: Sano Toshikazu (Japan).

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    Missing 1994 match for Macau vs Hong Kong:

    Annual Interport

    2:1

    Played at Canidrome (Macau)

    Goals:

    MAC: Lei Peng-kong (15'), Antonio Gomes (72'P),

    HKG: Wong Fuk-wing (51')

    Line ups:

    MAC: Jorge Carlos (GK), Lei Peng Kong (Choi Kin Keong 90'), Lam Ka Koi, Nuno Fonseca, Antonio Gomes, Le Peng Kong, Machado, Jambo, Ng Siu Cheong, Armando Queiros Manuel, Robson Ricardo

    HKG: Mak Kwok-fai (GK), Keung Heung-fai, Wong Wai-tak, Chan Hon-fai, Lee Sai-cheong, Alan Reis, Lee Fuk-wing, Yeung Hei-chi (Chan Chi-hong 71'), Wong Fuk-wing, Wai Kwan-Iung, Wong Chi-keung

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    Eduardo Atraca played for the Macau national team in 1958, in the friendly vs Hong Kong.

    Here are the full available match details:

    April 6 , 1958

    Ground: Campo Desportivo 28 de Maio (Macau)

    4:15pm

    Referee: Hernani da Silva


    Macau vs Hong Kong 1:3 (0:0)


    Goals:

    MAC: Carlos Runa (50’)

    HKG: Moss (55’), Ho Cheung Yau (85’), Moss (87’)


    MAC: Alberto Valente (GK - Sporting), Pedro Nunes (Sporting), João Masserula (Sporting), Francisco Cunha (Negro Rubro), Jose Fernandes (Sporting), Eduardo Atraca (Sporting), Jose Assuncao (Negro Rubro), Carlos Runa (Sporting), Leong Veng Kai (San Fa Un), João Rocha (Negro Rubro), Carlos Bambo (Sporting)

    HKG: Lau Kin Chung (South China), Lo Pak (Motor Bus), Zseto Yu (Motor Bus), Tang Sum (Motor Bus), Lau Yee (South China), Kuok Kam HUng (South China), Wong Chi Keong (South China), Ho Cheung Yau (South China) [captain], E.R. Moss (Police), Lo Kok Tai (Sing Tao), Mok Chan Wah (South China)