World Cup Scoring Debut
Ivanov represents the Soviet Union at its first World Cup, contributing to an attack that advances from the group stage before losing to Sweden.
Follow Valentin Ivanov through 4 dated historical records for Russia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Ivanov represents the Soviet Union at its first World Cup, contributing to an attack that advances from the group stage before losing to Sweden.
Ivanov scores twice in the Soviet Union's 3-0 semi-final victory over Czechoslovakia, sending the team into the first European Championship final.
Ivanov scores four goals during the Soviet Union's World Cup campaign in Chile, sharing the tournament's top-scoring total with several other players.
Ivanov scores in the Soviet Union's 3-0 victory against Denmark at Euro 1964, helping the defending champions reach another final.
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