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1953 Latin Cup

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1953 club football tournament

Not to be confused with1953 Latin Cup (basketball).

1953 Latin Cup
Copa Latina 1953
Tournament details
Host country	Portugal
Dates	4–7 June 1953
Teams	4 (from 1 confederation)
Venue	2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions	Reims (1st title)
Runners-up	A.C. Milan
Third place	Sporting CP
Fourth place	Valencia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	4
Goals scored	18 (4.5 per match)
Top scorers	João Martins (4 goals)
←1952 1955 →

International football competition

The1953 Latin Cup (Portuguese:Copa Latina 1953) was the fifth edition of the annualLatin Cup which was played by clubs of theSouthwest European nations of France, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. The tournament was hosted by Portugal, and the French clubReims was the winner of the tournament after defeatingA.C. Milan by a score of 3–0 in the final match.

Participating teams

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Team	Method of qualification	Previous appearances
Reims	1952–53 French Division 1 champions	1949
A.C. Milan	1952–53 Serie A 3rd place^[a]	1951
Sporting CP	1952–53 Primeira Divisão champions	1949,1951,1952
Valencia	1952–53 La Liga runners-up^[b]	Debut

Venues

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The host of the tournament was Portugal,^[1] and the four matches were played across two stadiums in two cities.

Oeiras	Oeiras Porto	Porto
Estádio Nacional do Jamor		Estádio das Antas
Capacity: 37,500		Capacity: 60,000

Tournament

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Bracket

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Semifinals		Final

4 June –Porto

Reims	2
		7 June –Oeiras
Valencia	1
		Reims	3
4 June –Oeiras
		A.C. Milan	0
A.C. Milan	4

Sporting CP	3
		Third place match

		6 June –Oeiras

		Sporting CP	4

		Valencia	1

Semifinals

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4 June 1953

Reims	2–1	Valencia
Méano 46' Kopa 61'	^{[citation needed]}	Gago 27'

Estádio das Antas,Porto, Portugal

Referee:Giorgio Bernardi (Italy)

4 June 1953

A.C. Milan	4–3 (a.e.t.)	Sporting CP
Nordahl 66',72' Liedholm 96' Frignani 118'	^{[citation needed]}	Vasques 20' Martins 89',106'

Estádio Nacional do Jamor,Oeiras, Portugal

Referee:Ramón Azón Roma (Spain)

Third place match

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6 June 1953

Sporting CP	4–1	Valencia
Vasques 3',62' Martins 6',46'	^{[citation needed]}	Badenes 80'

Estádio Nacional do Jamor,Oeiras, Portugal

Referee:Édouard Harzic (France)

Final

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7 June 1953

Reims	3–0	A.C. Milan
Kopa 31',74' Appel 52'	^{[citation needed]}

Estádio Nacional do Jamor,Oeiras, Portugal

Referee:José Vieira da Costa (Portugal)

Reims

Milan

GK		Paul Sinibaldi
DF		Robert Jonquet
DF		Armand Penverne
DF		Roger Marche
MF		Simon Zimny
MF		Raymond Cicci
FW		Raymond Kopa
FW		Bram Appel
FW		Jean Templin
FW		Léon Glovacki
FW		Francis Méano
Manager:
Albert Batteux



GK		Lorenzo Buffon
DF		Francesco Zagatti
DF		Arturo Silvestri
MF		Nils Liedholm
MF		Omero Tognon
MF		Celestino Celio
MF		Carlo Annovazzi
MF		Renzo Burini
FW		Gunnar Gren
FW		Amleto Frignani
FW		Gunnar Nordahl
Manager:
Mario Sperone

1953 Latin Cup Champions
Reims 1st title

Goalscorers

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Rank	Player	Team	Goals
1	João Martins	Sporting CP	4
2	Manuel Vasques	Sporting CP	3
2	Raymond Kopa	Reims	3
3	Gunnar Nordahl	A.C. Milan	2
4	Nils Liedholm		1
	Amleto Frignani
	Francis Méano	Reims
	Bram Appel	Reims
	Quiliano Gago	Valencia
	Manuel Badenes	Valencia
Sources:^{[citation needed]}

Notes

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^Inter Milan andJuventus FC declined participation in the tournament.
^FC Barcelona declined participation in the tournament due to the1952–53 Copa del Generalísimo.

References

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^Stokkermans, Karel; Gorgazzi, Osvaldo José (20 August 2015)."Latin Cup".RSSSF. Retrieved6 June 2022.

External links

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Latin Cup (Full Results) fromRSSSF

v t e Latin Cup
Spain 1949 Portugal 1950 Italy 1951 France 1952 Portugal 1953 1954 France 1955 Italy 1956 Spain 1957
Note: The 1954 edition was canceled due to a conflicting timeframe with the1954 FIFA World Cup

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