Soccer Competitions on Stamps (1960-1969)

SOCCER COMPETITIONS ON STAMPS (1960-1969)

WEST AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1959/60 (Ghana)

(1.Ghana, 2.Sierra Leone, 3.Portuguese Guinea)

PANAMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1960 (San Jose, Costa Rica)

(1.Argentina, 2.Brazil, 3.Mexico)

COPA DE CAMPEONES DE AMERICA 1960

1.Penarol (Uruguay)

(2.Olimpia (Paraguay), 3-4.San Lorenzo de Almagra (Argentina), Millonarios (Colombia))

UEFA EUROPEAN NATIONS’ CUP 1960 (France)

Final

USSR - Yugoslavia 2:1 (after extra time)

1.USSR (Lev Yashin, Igor Netto)

Valentin Bubukin (USSR)

Valentin Ivanov (USSR)

Slava Metreveli (USSR)

Igor Netto (USSR)

Yuri Voynov (USSR)

Lev Yashin (USSR)

Gavriil Kachalin (USSR, head coach)

2.Yugoslavia

(3.Czechoslovakia)

SUMMER OLYMPICS 1960 (Rome)

1.Yugoslavia

Velimir Sombolac (Yugoslavia)

5-8.Bulgaria

9-16.Turkey

(2.Denmark, 3.Hungary)

NORDIC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 1960/63

Norway - Sweden 3:1

1.Sweden

3.Norway

(2.Denmark)

URUGUAYAN PRIMERA DIVISION 1960

1.Penarol

(2.Cerro, 3.Nacional)

EUROPEAN CUP 1960/61

1.Benfica (Portugal)

(2.Barcelona (Spain), 3-4.Rapid Wien (Austria), Hamburg (West Germany))

FRENCH DIVISION NATIONALE 1960/61

1.AS Monaco

(2.Racing Paris, 3.Reims)

COPA DE CAMPEONES DE AMERICA 1961

1.Penarol (Uruguay)

(2.Palmeiras (Brazil), 3-4.Santa Fe (Colombia), Olimpia (Paraguay))

FIFA WORLD CUP 1962 QUALIFICATION - COMNEBOL GROUP 2

2.Bolivia

(1.Uruguay (qualified))

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 1961

1.Penarol (Uruguay)

(2.Benfica (Portugal))

URUGUAYAN PRIMERA DIVISION 1961

1.Penarol

(2.Nacional, 3.Defensor)

AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS 1962 (Addis Ababa)

(1.Ethiopia, 2.United Arab Republic, 3.Tunisia)

UEFA EUROPEAN UNDER-18 CHAMPIONSHIP 1962 (Romania)

1.Romania

(2.Yugoslavia, 3.Czechoslovakia)

EUROPEAN CUP 1961/62

1.Benfica (Portugal)

(2.Real Madrid (Spain), 3-4.Tottenham Hotspur (England), Standard Liege (Belgium))

FIFA WORLD CUP 1962 (Chile)

GROUP STAGE

Group 1

Uruguay - Colombia 2:1 USSR - Yugoslavia 2:0

USSR - Uruguay 2:1

1.USSR (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.Yugoslavia (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Uruguay

4.Colombia

Group 2

Chile - Switzerland 3:1 West Germany - Italy 0:0

1.West Germany (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.Chile (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Italy

4.Switzerland

Group 3

Brazil - Mexico 2:0 Czechoslovakia - Spain 1:0

1.Brazil (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.Czechoslovakia (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Mexico

4.Spain

Group 4

Argentina - Bulgaria 1:0

Hungary - England 2:1

1.Hungary (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.England (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Argentina

4.Bulgaria

Final

Brazil - Czechoslovakia 3:1

Nikolai Latyshev (USSR) (final match referee)

1.Brazil

2.Czechoslovakia

3.Chile

4.Yugoslavia

5-8.USSR

Lev Yashin (USSR)

Galimzyan Khusainov (USSR)

Slava Metreveli (USSR)

Igor Netto (USSR)

Valentin Bubukin (USSR)

Valentin Ivanov (USSR)

Igor Chislenko (USSR)

Valery Voronin (USSR)

Albert Shesternyov (USSR, reserve)

Gavriil Kachalin (USSR, head coach)

5-8.Hungary

5-8.West Germany

9-12.Italy, Mexico, Argentina

9-12.Uruguay

13-16.Bulgaria

13-16.Colombia, Switzerland, Spain

COPA DE CAMPEONES DE AMERICA 1962

1.Santos (Brazil)

(2.Penarol (Uruguay), 3-4.Universidad Catolica (Chile), Nacional (Uruguay))

MITROPA CUP 1962

1.Vasas (Hungary)

(2.Bologna (Italy), 3-4.Atalanta (Italy), Dinamo Zagreb (Yugoslavia))

URUGUAYAN PRIMERA DIVISION 1962

1.Penarol

(fifth title in a row)

(2.Nacional, 3.Fenix)

SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP 1963 (Bolivia)

1.Bolivia

2.Paraguay

3.Argentina

4.Brazil

5.Peru

6.Ecuador

7.Colombia

(Uruguay withdrew, Venezuela did not enter, Chile was not invited)

CONCACAF CHAMPIONSHIP 1963 (El Salvador)

(1.Costa Rica, 2.El Salvador, 3.Netherlands Antilles)

JEUX DE L’AMITIE 1963 (Dakar)

5-8.Dahomey

(1.Senegal, 2.Tunisia, 3.France)

EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS’ CUP 1962/63

1.Tottenham Hotspur (England)

(The first British team to win a European club trophy)

(2.Atletico Madrid (Spain), 3-4.OFK Beograd (Yugoslavia), Nurnberg (West Germany))

EUROPEAN CUP 1962/63

Final (London)

Milan (Italy) - Benfica (Portugal) 2:1

1.Milan (Italy)

2.Benfica (Portugal)

(3-4.Dundee (Scotland), Feyenoord (Netherlands))

COUPE DE FRANCE 1962/63: 1.AS Monaco

(2.Lyon, 3-4.Reims, Toulon)

FRENCH DIVISION NATIONALE 1962/63: 1.AS Monaco

(2.Reims, 3.Sedan)

SERIE A 1962/63

1.Internazionale

(2.Juventus, 3.Milan)

COPA DE CAMPEONES DE AMERICA 1963

1.Santos (Brazil)

(2.Boca Juniors (Argentina), 3-4.Penarol (Uruguay), Botafogo (Brazil))

ENGLAND VS REST OF THE WORLD MATCH 1963 (London)

England - Rest of the World 2:1

(Jan Popluhar (Rest of the World))

UEFA EUROPEAN NATIONS’ CUP 1964 QUALIFYING

9-16.Albania

(1-4.Denmark, Spain, Hungary, USSR (all qualified))

EUROPEAN CUP 1963/64

Final (Vienna)

Internazionale (Italy) - Real Madrid (Spain) 3:1

1.Internazionale (Italy)

2.Real Madrid (Spain)

(3-4.Borussia Dortmund (West Germany), Zurich (Switzerland))

UEFA EUROPEAN NATIONS’ CUP 1964 (Spain)

Final

Spain - USSR 2:1

(Marcelino scored the winning goal)

1.Spain

2.USSR

Galimzyan Khusainov (USSR)

Igor Chislenko (USSR)

Albert Shesternyov (USSR)

Valery Voronin (USSR)

Konstantin Beskov (USSR, head coach)

(3.Hungary)

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 1964 (2nd leg) (Milan)

Inter Milan (Italy) - Independiente (Argentina) 2:0 (2:1 on aggregate, but since each teams won one game, an additional playoff in Madrid was played and won by Inter Milan (1:0))

1.Inter Milan (Italy)

2.Independiente (Argentina)

SUMMER OLYMPICS 1964 (Tokyo)

1.Hungary

2.Czechoslovakia

5.Romania

6.Yugoslavia

7-8.Ghana

7-8.Japan

(3.Germany (represented by East Germany))

AFRICAN CUP OF CHAMPIONS CLUBS 1964/65

1.Oryx Douala (Cameroon)

(2.Stade Malien (Mali), 3-4.Real Republicans (Ghana), Cotton Factory Club (Ethiopia))

EUROPEAN CUP 1964/65

Final (Milan)

Internazionale (Italy) - Benfica (Portugal) 1:0

1.Internazionale (Italy)

2.Benfica (Portugal)

(3-4.Liverpool (England), Vasas ETO Gyor (Hungary))

SERIE A 1964/65

1.Internazionale

(2.Milan, 3.Torino)

FIFA WORLD CUP 1966 QUALIFICATION - COMNEBOL GROUP 3

3.Bolivia

(1.Argentina (qualified), 2.Paraguay)

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 1965 (1st leg) (Milan)

Inter Milan (Italy) - Independiente (Argentina) 3:0 (3:0 on aggregate after 2nd leg)

1.Inter Milan (Italy)

2.Independiente (Argentina)

PAN ARAB GAMES 1965 (Cairo)

(1.United Arab Republic, 2.Sudan, 3.Libya)

FIFA WORLD CUP 1966 QUALIFICATION - UEFA GROUP 8

Scotland - Poland 1:2

2.Scotland

3.Poland

(1.Italy (qualified))

AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS 1965 (Tunisia)

1.Ghana

(second title in a row, since they also won in 1963)

(2.Tunisia, 3.Ivory Coast)

ARAB NATIONS CUP 1966 (Baghdad)

(1.Iraq, 2.Syria, 3.Libya)

COPA LIBERTADORES DE AMERICA 1966

1.Penarol (Uruguay)

(2.River Plate (Argentina), 3-4.Independiente (Argentina), Universidad Catolica (Chile))

COUPE DUVALIER 1966 (Port-au-Prince)

(1.Haiti, 2.Suriname, 3.Trinidad and Tobago)

FIFA WORLD CUP 1966 (England)

GROUP STAGE

Group 1

1.England (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.Uruguay (advanced to Quartefinals)

3.Mexico

4.France

Group 2

1.West Germany (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.Argentina (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Spain

4.Switzerland

Group 3

Hungary - Brazil 3:1

1.Portugal (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.Hungary (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Brazil

4.Bulgaria

Group 4

North Korea - Italy 1:0

(Pak Doo-Ik scored)

1.USSR (advanced to Quarterfinals)

2.North Korea (advanced to Quarterfinals)

3.Italy

4.Chile

Quarterfinal

Portugal - North Korea 5:3

Semifinal

West Germany - USSR 2:1

(The inscription claims “1960”, but that is factually incorrect).

Third-Place Game

Portugal - USSR 2:1

Final

England - West Germany 4:2

(Geoff Hurst (scored a goal) - Hans Tilkowski, Willi Schultz)

(Geoff Hurst scored a hat trick)

Tofik Bakhramov (USSR), linesman (made the key decision that affected the outcome)

1.England

Bobby Moore (England)

2.West Germany

3.Portugal

4.USSR

Valentin Ivanov (USSR)

Lev Yashin (USSR)

Slava Metreveli (USSR)

Galimzyan Khusainov (USSR)

Igor Chislenko (USSR)

Albert Shesternyov (USSR)

Valery Voronin (USSR)

Anatoly Banishevsky (USSR)

Viktor Bannikov (USSR, reserve)

Nikolai Morozov (USSR, head coach)

5-8.Uruguay

5-8.Hungary

5-8.North Korea

5-8.Argentina

9-12.Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Italy

13-16.France, Switzerland, Chile

13-16.Bulgaria

Top Scorer

Eusebio (Portugal), 9 goals

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 1966

1.Penarol (Uruguay)

(2.Real Madrid (Spain))

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY 1966 (Moscow)

USSR - East Germany 2:2

(Harald Irmscher (East Germany))

CONCACAF CHAMPIONSHIP 1967 (Honduras)

1.Guatemala

(2.Mexico, 3.Honduras)

UEFA EUROPEAN UNDER-18 CHAMPIONSHIP 1967 (Turkey)

(1.USSR, 2.England, 3.Turkey)

COPPA ITALIA 1966/67

1.Milan

(2.Padova, 3-4.Juventus, Internazionale)

BALLON D’OR 1967

1.Florian Albert (Ferencvarosi/Hungary)

(2.Bobby Charlton (Manchester United/England), 3.Jimmy Johnstone (Celtic/Scotland))

UEFA EUROPEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 1968 QUALIFYING - PLAYOFFS

1-4.Italy, USSR, England, Yugoslavia (qualified)

5-8.Bulgaria, Hungary, Spain, France

AFC ASIAN CUP 1968 (Iran)

(1.Iran, 2.Burma, 3.Israel)

EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS’ CUP 1967/68

1.Milan (Italy)

(2.Hamburg (West Germany), 3-4.Bayern Munich (West Germany), Cardiff City (Wales))

EUROPEAN CUP 1967/68

1.Manchester United (England)

(2.Benfica (Portugal), 3-4.Real Madrid (Spain), Juventus (Italy))

SUMMER OLYMPICS 1968 QUALIFICATION - UEFA GROUP 1

Final (2nd leg) (Ostrava)

Czechoslovakia - USSR 3:0 (Czechoslovakia won 5:3 on aggregate)

1.Czechoslovakia (qualified)

2.USSR

3.Polamd

UEFA EUROPEAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 1968 (Italy)

Final

Italy - Yugoslavia 2:0

(replay after 1:1 in the first match)

1.Italy

2.Yugoslavia

3.England

4.USSR

WORLD MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP 1968 (Baghdad)

(1.Greece, 2.Turkey, 3.Netherlands)

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 1968

1.Estudiantes (Argentina)

(2.Manchester United (England))

SUMMER OLYMPICS 1968 (Mexico City)

1.Hungary

5-8.Israel

9-12.Ghana

9-12.Czechoslovakia

13-16.Guinea

(2.Bulgaria, 3.Japan)

EUROPEAN CUP 1968/69

1.Milan (Italy)

(2.Ajax (Netherlands, 3-4.Manchester United (England), Spartak Trnava (Czechoslovakia))

FIFA WORLD CUP 1970 QUALIFICATION - COMNEBOL

Semifinal (1st Leg) (Tegucigalpa)

Honduras - El Salvador 1:0 (El Salvador won 2-1 on aggregate after winning the 2nd leg and the play-off game)

1.El Salvador (qualified)

3-4.Honduras

(2.Haiti, 3-4.USA)

FIFA WORLD CUP 1970 QUALIFICATION - COMNEBOL GROUP 1

2.Bolivia

(1.Peru (qualified), 3.Argentina)

INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 1969 (1st leg) (Milan)

Milan (Italy) - Estudiantes (Argentina) 3:0 (4:2 on aggregate after 2nd leg)

1.Milan (Italy)

2.Estudiantes (Argentina)

CAMPEONATO BRASILEIRO SERIE A 1969

Vasco da Gama - Santos 1:2

(Pele (Santos) scores his 1000th goal)

8.Santos

17.Vasco da Gama

(1.Palmeiras, 2.Cruzeiro, 3.Corinthians)

CONCACAF CHAMPIONSHIP 1969 (San Jose, Costa Rica)

(1.Costa Rica, 2.Guatemala, 3.Netherlands Antilles)

1950-1959 1970-1979

SOCCER COMPETITIONS ON STAMPS