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Yugoslavia v Denmark Olympic Quarter-final

Yugoslavia · Sport / Football. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1952Date range
11Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1952

Vladimir Beara25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Stjepan Bobek25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Vujadin Boškov25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Tomislav Crnković25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Ivica Horvat25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Rajko Mitić25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Tihomir Ognjanov25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Branko Stanković25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Bernard Vukas25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Branko Zebec25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Zlatko Čajkovski25 July 1952

Helsinki · Sport / Football

Plays for Yugoslavia in a 5-3 Olympic quarter-final victory over Denmark at Töölön Pallokenttä in Helsinki.

Names involved

Bernard VukasBranko StankovićBranko ZebecIvica HorvatRajko MitićStjepan BobekTihomir OgnjanovTomislav CrnkovićVladimir BearaVujadin BoškovZlatko Čajkovski

Provenance

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