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Overview of the events of 1980 in association football

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The following are theassociation football events of the year1980 throughout the world.

Events

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Copa Libertadores 1980: Won byNacional after defeatingSport Club Internacional on an aggregate score of 2–0.
England: 1980FA Cup Final:West Ham United 1, Arsenal 0, the winning goal scored byTrevor Brooking
European Cup 1980: Won byNottingham Forest after defeatingHamburger SV 1–0 in the Final.
Scottish Cup final:Celtic beatRangers 1-0 after extra time atHampden Park. After the match there is a pitch invasion, leading to rioting and 210 arrests. Following the match the sale of alcohol at Scottish football grounds is banned.
September 10 – MidfielderJan van Deinsen plays his first and only international match for theNetherlands, when the Netherlands meets the Republic of Ireland inDublin.
September 17 – Dutch sideFC Utrecht makes its European debut with a draw (0-0) inRomania againstFC Argeș Pitești in the first round of theUEFA Cup.

Winners club national championship

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Mexico:Cruz Azul
United States / Canada:
- New York Cosmos (NASL)

Oceania

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Australia:Sydney City

South America

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Argentina
- Metropolitano –River Plate
- Nacional –Rosario Central
Brazil:Flamengo
Bolivia:Jorge Wilstermann
Colombia:Atlético Junior
ParaguayParaguay:Olimpia Asunción

International Tournaments

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African Cup of Nations inNigeria (March 8 – 22 1980)
1980 British Home Championship (May 16 – May 24, 1980)

Northern Ireland

UEFA European Football Championship in Italy (June 11 – 22 1980)
1. West Germany
2. Belgium
3. Italy and Czechoslovakia
Olympic Games in Moscow, Soviet Union (July 20 – August 2, 1980)
Mundialito inMontevideo, Uruguay (December 30, 1980 – January 10, 1981)
1. Uruguay
2. Brazil
3. —

National Teams

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Netherlands

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Date	Opponent	Final score	Result	Competition	Venue
January 23	Spain	1 – 0	L	Friendly	Estadio Balaídos,Vigo
March 26	France	0 – 0	D	Friendly	Parc des Princes, Paris
June 11	Greece	1 – 0	W	Euro 1980	Stadio San Paolo,Naples
June 14	West Germany	2 – 3	L	Euro 1980	Stadio San Paolo,Naples
June 17	Czechoslovakia	1 – 1	D	Euro 1980	San Siro,Milan
September 10	Republic of Ireland	2 – 1	L	World Cup Qualifier	Lansdowne Road,Dublin
October 11	West Germany	1 – 1	D	Friendly	Philips Stadion,Eindhoven
November 19	Belgium	1 – 0	L	World Cup Qualifier	Heysel Stadion,Brussels
December 30	Uruguay	2 – 0	L	Mundialito	Estadio Centenario,Montevideo

Births

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January 6 –Steed Malbranque, Belgian-French footballer
January 12 –Michael Niedrig, German former footballer^[1]
January 14 –Ossama Haidar, Lebanese international
January 22 –Ibón Larrazábal, Spanish retired footballer^[2]
January 25 –Xavi, Spanish footballer
February 1
- Moisés Muñoz, Mexican footballer
- Otilino Tenorio, Ecuadorian footballer (d. 2005)
February 6 – Shaun Hadley, English former professional footballer^[3]
February 9 –Jean-Reck Ah Fok, Mauritian footballer
February 15 –Elvis Marecos, Paraguayan footballer
February 20
- Artur Boruc, Polish footballer
- Thijs Sluijter, Dutch footballer
February 28 –Piotr Giza, Polish footballer
March 4 –Omar Bravo, Mexican footballer
March 8 –Aridani Arbelo, Spanish footballer^[4]
March 13 –Dani Ferron, Andorran footballer^[5]
March 14 –Aaron Brown, English footballer
March 15 –Hugo Notario, Argentine footballer
March 20 –Thomas Levaux, French professional footballer^[6]
March 21
- John McGrath, Irish footballer
- Ronaldinho, Brazilian footballer
March 31
- Matias Concha, Swedish footballer
- Dean Clark, English footballer
April 3 –Marcin Makuch, Polish footballer^[7]
April 7 –Jérémie Peiffer, Luxembourgian footballer^[8]
April 17 –Leonid Lazaridi, former Russian footballer^[9]
April 22 –Nicolas Douchez, French footballer
May 5 –Youssou Diop, Senegalese retired footballer^[10]
May 14 –Zdeněk Grygera, Czech footballer
May 18 –Diego Pérez, Uruguayan footballer
May 30 –Steven Gerrard, English footballer
June 2 –Abby Wambach, American women's soccer player^[11]
June 10
- Edgard Lima, Brazilian footballer^[12]
- Francelino Matuzalem, Brazilian footballer
June 12
- Ifet Taljević, Yugoslav-born German club footballer
- Mohammed Usman, Nigerian footballer^[13]
June 26 –Michael Jackson, English club footballer
June 30
- Rade Prica, Swedish international
- Sayuti, Indonesian club footballer
July 8 –Robbie Keane, Irish footballer
August 5 –Wayne Bridge, English footballer
August 6
- Danny Collins, English-Welsh footballer
- Roman Weidenfeller, German footballer
August 7 –Shane Moody-Orio, Belizean footballer
August 12 –Javier Chevantón, Uruguayan footballer
September 6
- Sergei Sholokhov, former Russian professional footballer^[14]
- Joseph Yobo, Nigerian footballer
September 7 –Zakhele Manyatsi, Swaziland international footballer^[15]
September 9 –Steeve Theophile, French footballer
September 10 –Willy Eras, Costa Rican professional footballer^[16]
September 17 –Mikhail Nekrasov, former Russian professional footballer^[17]
September 18 –Marco Antonio Mendoza, Mexican footballer^[18]
September 29 –Patrick Agyemang, Ghanaian international
October 3 –Dalibor Mitrović, Serbian footballer^[19]
October 4 –Tomáš Rosický, Czech international
October 5 –Lartee Jackson, Liberian former footballer^[20]
October 9
- Kert Kütt, Estonian footballer
- Amir Nussbaum, Israeli footballer
- Ibrahim Fazeel, Maldivian footballer
- Fábio Pinto, Brazilian footballer
- Warren Waugh, English footballer
October 23 –Scott Parker, English international
October 27 –Radhakrishnan Dhanarajan, Indian club footballer (d.2019)
October 28 –Alan Smith, English international
October 29 –Arthur (Arthur Teixeira Viégas), Brazilian footballer^[21]
November 2 –Diego Lugano, Uruguayan footballer
November 3 –Bernard Morreel, Belgian retired footballer^[22]
November 4 –Tuda Murphy, Caymanian footballer^[23]
November 5 –Christoph Metzelder, German international
November 18 –Luke Chadwick, English youth international
November 22 –David Artell, English club footballer and manager
November 26 –Sergei Viktorovich Kudryavtsev, former Russian professional footballer^[24]
December 6 –Steve Lovell, English club footballer
December 7 –John Terry, English footballer
December 20 –Ashley Cole, English footballer
December 27 –Mladen Žižović, Bosnian football player and manager (d.2025)
December 31 –Beto Gonçalves, Brazilian-born Indonesian international

Deaths

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February

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February 22 –Pierre Korb, French international footballer (born 1908)

March

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March 1 –Dixie Dean, English international footballer (born 1907)

June

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June 8 –Alfredo Brilhante da Costa, Brazilian international defender, Brazilian squad member at the1930 FIFA World Cup. (75)
June 9 –Miguel Capuccini, Uruguayan goalkeeper, winner of the1930 FIFA World Cup. (76)

September

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September 9 –José de Anchieta Fontana, Brazilian international defender, winner of the1970 FIFA World Cup. (39)

References

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^"Youssou Diop".worldfootball.net. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG. Retrieved5 July 2024.
^"On this day: Born June 2, 1980: Abby Wambach, American soccer player".Reuters. 1 June 2020. Retrieved17 December 2022.
^"Edgard Lima".worldfootball.net. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG. Retrieved17 April 2024.
^"Mohammed Usman".worldfootball.net. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG. Retrieved7 May 2024.
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^Mikhail Nekrasov at FootballFacts.ru (in Russian)
^Marco Antonio Mendoza at BDFA(in Spanish)
^"Dalibor Mitrović".worldfootball.net. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG. Retrieved17 October 2023.
^"Lartee Jackson".worldfootball.net. HEIM:SPIEL Medien GmbH & Co. KG. Retrieved8 June 2024.
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^Sergei Viktorovich Kudryavtsev at FootballFacts.ru (in Russian)

External links

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(in English)Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
(in Dutch)VoetbalStats

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