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World Cup Historical Record
« on: Tue 16 Feb 2021 19:12 »
Been recently turning my hand to a little side project - to catalogue each World Cup Finals Fixture ever played - and the full officiating details for each game.

This was inspired by finding out that Concetto Lo Bello refereed at a World Cup Finals (to which I was unaware).

I've started building the site here: http://worldcup.bafra77.co.uk - and have all the details in for the 1930 Finals.

Clicking on each Official in the match page (where they are highlighted in blue) - will take you through to a profile page - detailing, amongst other things, how many games they did, who played and in what capacity they officiated that fixture.

On each official's profile page (eg. http://worldcup.bafra77.co.uk/player/john-langenus/ ) - next to their name is a number.

This is the order in which they did their first game (a bit like Test Match Cricketers have on their shirts to denote in which order they debuted for their country - so Langenus was the 8th different referee to referee a World Cup Finals game.

I'll hopefully be able to pull that numbering through to 2018 eventually - which will be interesting to see the results.
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01   Mon   11   7   1966   19:30   Group A   Wembley   87,148   England   v   Uruguay   0   0   Istvan Zsolt (HUN)   Tofiq Bahramov (URS)   Dimitar Rumenchev (BUL)
02   Tue   12   7   1966   19:30   Group B   Hillsborough   36,127   West Germany   v   Switzerland   5   0   Hugh Phillips (SCO)   John Adair (NIR)   Bertil Loow (SWE)
03   Tue   12   7   1966   19:30   Group C   Goodison Park   47,308   Brazil   v    Bulgaria   2   0   Kurt Tschenscher (FRG)   George McCabe (ENG)   Jack Taylor (ENG)
04   Tue   12   7   1966   19:30   Group D   Ayresome Park   23,006   U.S.S.R.   v   North Korea   3   0   Juan Gardeazabal-Garay (ESP)   Ali Kandil (UAR)   Gottfried Dienst (SUI)
05   Wed   13   7   1966   19:30   Group A   Wembley   69,237   France   v   Mexico   1   1   Menachem Ashkenazi (ISR)   Karol Galba (TCH)   Joaquim Campos (POR)
06   Wed   13   7   1966   19:30   Group B   Villa Park   42,738   Argentina    v    Spain   2   1   Dimitar Rumenchev (BUL)   Arturo Yamasaki (PER)   Konstantin Zecevic (YUG)
07   Wed   13   7   1966   19:30   Group C   Old Trafford   29,886   Portugal   v    Hungary   3   1   Leo Callaghan (WAL)   Kevin Howley (ENG)   Bill Clements (ENG)
08   Wed   13   7   1966   19:30   Group D   Roker Park   27,199   Italy   v   Chile   2   0   Gottfried Dienst (SUI)   Jim Finney (ENG)   Rudolf Kreitlein (FRG)
09   Fri   15   7   1966   19:30   Group A   White City   45,662   Uruguay   v   France   2   1   Karol Galba (TCH)   Leo Callaghan (WAL)   Armando Marques (BRA)
10   Fri   15   7   1966   19:30   Group B   Hillsborough   32,028   Spain   v   Switzerland   2   1   Tofiq Bahramov (URS)   Istvan Zsolt (HUN)   Hugh Phillips (SCO)
11   Fri   15   7   1966   19:30   Group C   Goodison Park   51,387   Hungary   v   Brazil   3   1   Ken Dagnall (ENG)   Arturo Yamasaki (PER)   Kevin Howley (ENG)
12   Fri   15   7   1966   19:30   Group D   Ayresome Park   13,792   North Korea   v   Chile   1   1   Ali Kandil (UAR)   Jim Finney (ENG)   Ernie Crawford (ENG)
13   Sat   16   7   1966   15:00   Group B   Villa Park   46,587   West Germany   v   Argentina   0   0   Konstantin Zecevic (YUG)   Joaquim Campos (POR)   Bertil Loow (SWE)
14   Sat   16   7   1966   15:00   Group C   Old Trafford   25,438   Portugal   v   Bulgaria   3   0   Jose-Maria Codesal (URU)   Roberto Goicoechea (ARG)   Kurt Tschenscher (FRG)
15   Sat   16   7   1966   15:00   Group D   Roker Park   27,793   U.S.S.R.   v   Italy   1   0   Rudolf Kreitlein (FRG)   Ali Kandil (UAR)   Ernie Crawford (ENG)
16   Sat   16   7   1966   19:30   Group A   Wembley   92,570   England   v   Mexico   2   0   Concetto Lo Bello (ITA)   Menachem Ashkenazi (ISR)   Duk-Ryung Choi (KOR)
17   Tue   19   7   1966   16:30   Group A   Wembley   61,112   Uruguay   v   Mexico   0   0   Bertil Loow (SWE)   Concetto Lo Bello (ITA)   Claudio Vicuna (CHI)
18   Tue   19   7   1966   19:30   Group B   Hillsborough   32,127   Argentina    v   Switzerland   2   0   Joaquim Campos (POR)   Tofiq Bahramov (URS)   Istvan Zsolt (HUN)
19   Tue   19   7   1966   19:30   Group C   Goodison Park   58,479   Portugal   v   Brazil   3   1   George McCabe (ENG)   Leo Callaghan (WAL)   Ken Dagnall (ENG)
20   Tue   19   7   1966   19:30   Group D   Ayresome Park   17,829   North Korea   v   Italy   1   0   Pierre Schwinte (FRA)   John Adair (NIR)   Jack Taylor (ENG)
21   Wed   20   7   1966   19:30   Group A   Wembley   98,270   England   v   France   2   0   Arturo Yamasaki (PER)   Karol Galba (TCH)   Dimitar Rumenchev (BUL)
22   Wed   20   7   1966   19:30   Group B   Villa Park   42,187   West Germany   v   Spain   2   1   Armando Marques (BRA)   Duk-Ryung Choi (KOR)   Claudio Vicuna (CHI)
23   Wed   20   7   1966   19:30   Group C   Old Trafford   24,129   Hungary   v   Bulgaria   3   1   Roberto Goicoechea (ARG)   Jose-Maria Codesal (URU)   Juan Gardeazabal-Garay (ESP)
24   Wed   20   7   1966   19:30   Group D   Roker Park   16,027   U.S.S.R.   v   Chile   2   1   John Adair (NIR)   Bill Clements (ENG)   Pierre Schwinte (FRA)
25   Sat   23   7   1966   15:00   Q-Final   Wembley   90,584   England   v   Argentina   1   0   Rudolf Kreitlein (FRG)   Istvan Zsolt (HUN)   Gottfried Dienst (SUI)
26   Sat   23   7   1966   15:00   Q-Final   Hillsborough   40,007   West Germany   v   Uruguay   4   0   Jim Finney (ENG)   Ali Kandil (UAR)   Hugh Phillips (SCO)
27   Sat   23   7   1966   15:00   Q-Final   Roker Park   26,844   U.S.S.R.   v   Hungary   2   1   Juan Gardeazabal-Garay (ESP)   Jose-Maria Codesal (URU)   Joaquim Campos (POR)
28   Sat   23   7   1966   15:00   Q-Final   Goodison Park   40,248   Portugal   v   North Korea   5   3   Menachem Ashkenazi (ISR)   Karol Galba (TCH)   Pierre Schwinte (FRA)
29   Mon   25   7   1966   19:30   S-Final   Goodison Park   38,273   West Germany   v   U.S.S.R.   2   1   Concetto Lo Bello (ITA)   Jose-Maria Codesal (URU)   Juan Gardeazabal-Garay (ESP)
30   Tue   26   7   1966   19:30   S-Final   Wembley   94,493   England   v   Portugal   2   1   Pierre Schwinte (FRA)   Arturo Yamasaki (PER)   Konstantin Zecevic (YUG)
31   Thu   28   7   1966   19:30   Third/F   Wembley   87,696   Portugal   v   U.S.S.R.   2   1   Ken Dagnall (ENG)   Ali Kandil (UAR)   Kevin Howley (ENG)
32   Sat   30   7   1966   15:00   Final   Wembley   96,924   England (AET 2-2)   v   West Germany   4   2   Gottfried Dienst (SUI)   Karol Galba (TCH)   Tofiq Bahramov (URS)
                                                                        Total attendance 1,563,135
                        
                                          25 referees, first 24 matches      
                                          plus Finney for a Quarter-Final      
                                                
                                          All 25 also did lines       
                                                
                                          6 others, 4 of them English      
                                          only did lines      
                                                
                                          All 31 match officials were       
                                          involved in at least two matches      
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« Reply #2 on: Tue 16 Feb 2021 22:18 »
to finish off 1934 for you

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31, 1934 Austria vs Hungary - Quarter-Final
Stadio Littoriale, Bologna
Mattea FRA, Birlem GER, Escartin ESP
May 31, 1934 Italy vs Spain - Quarter-Final
Stadio Giovanni Berta, Florence
Baert BEL, Ivanciscs HUN, Ženišek CZE
May 31, 1934 Germany vs Sweden - Quarter-Final
Stadio San Siro, Milan
Barlassina ITA, van Moorsel HOl, Marcet SUI
May 31, 1934 Czechoslovakia vs Switzerland - Quarter-Final
Stadio Benito Mussolini, Torino
Beranek AUT, Mohammed EGY, Baert FRA
June 1, 1934 Italy vs Spain - Quarter-Final Replay
Stadio Giovanni Berta, Florence
Mercet SUI, Ivanciscs HUN, Ženišek CZE
June 3, 1934 Italy vs Austria - Semi-Final
Stadio San Siro, Milan
Eklind SWE, Baert BEL, Ženišek CZE
June 3, 1934 Czechoslovakia vs Germany - Semi-Final
Stadio Nazionale PNF, Rome
Barlassina ITA, Beranek AUT, Escartin ESP
June 7, 1934 Germany vs Austria - 3rd Place Playoff
Stadio Giorgio Ascarelli, Naples
Carraro ITA, Caironi ITA, Escartin ESP
June 10, 1934 Italy vs Czechoslovakia - Final
Stadio Nazionale PNF, Rome
Eklind SWE, Baert BEL, Ivanicsics HUN
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« Reply #3 on: Tue 16 Feb 2021 22:28 »
1938

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04.06.38  (18.00) Paris, Parc des Princes
Langenus BEL, van Moorsel HOL, Marenco FRA
SUI - GER

09.06.38  (18.00) Paris, Parc des Princes (replay)
Eklind SWE, Baert BEL, van Moorsel HOL
SUI - GER

05.06.38  (17.00) Toulouse, Stade Chapou
Scarpi ITA, Valprede FRA, Mercx FRA
CUB - ROM

09.06.38  (18.00) Toulouse, Stade Chapou (replay)
Birlem GER, Capdeville FRA, Marenco FRA
CUB - ROM

05.06.38  (18.30) Le Havre, Stade de la Cavée Verte
Leclerc FRA, Olive FRA, Sdez FRA
CZE - HOL

05.06.38  (?) Lyon
SWE - AUT
Match cancelled because of the Austrian Anschluß in March 1938.

05.06.38  (17.00) Paris, Stade Olympique de Colombes
Wüthrich SUI, Krist CZE, Birlem GER
FRA - BEL

05.06.38  (17.00) Reims, Stade Velodrome Municipal
Conrié FRA, Delasalle FRA, Weingärtner GER
HUN - IHO

05.06.38  (17.00) Marseilles, Stade Velodrome
Beranek GER (*), Bouture FRA, Tréhou FRA
ITA - NOR
(*) Beranek was from Austria which of course did not exist after the Anschluß

05.06.38  (17.30) Strasbourg, Stade de la Meinau
Eklind SWE, Poissant FRA, Kissenberger FRA
BRA - POL

12.06.38  (17.00) Paris, Stade Olympique de Colombes
ITA - FRA
Baert BEL, Wüthrich SUI, Eklind SWE

12.06.38  (17.00) Antibes, Stade du Fort Carré
SWE - CUB
Krist CZE, Weingärtner GER, Sedez FRA

12.06.38  (17.00) Lille, Stade Victor Boucquey
HUN - SUI
Barlassina ITA, Beranek GER (*), Bouture FRA

12.06.38  (17.00) Bordeaux, Parc de Lescure
BRA - CZE
von Hertzka HUN, Scarpi ITA, Delasalle FRA

14.06.38  (18.00) Bordeaux, Parc de Lescure (replay)
BRA - CZE
Capdeville FRA, Kissenberger FRA, Marenco FRA

16.06.38  (18.00) Paris, Parc des princes
HUN - SWE
Leclerq FRA, Scarpi ITA, van Moorsel HOL

16.06.38  (18.00) Marseilles, Stade Velodrome
ITA - BRA
Wüthrich SUI, Beranek GER (*), Marenco FRA

19.06.38  (17.00) Bordeaux, Parc de Lescure
BRA - SWE
Langenus BEL, Valprede FRA, Olive FRA

19.06.38  (17.00) Paris, Stade Olympique de Colombes
ITA - HUN
Capdeville FRA, Krist CZE, Wüthrich SUI
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« Reply #4 on: Wed 17 Feb 2021 19:36 »
1930 and 1934 are both loaded into the site now.

Going to try to do one tournament a day at the moment
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« Reply #5 on: Thu 18 Feb 2021 10:13 »
Great website.

Although not my field of expertise I know the World Cup finals are a very popular and already well researched topic. Very interested to know your sources - Are you just using the data readily available on the FIFA website or are you cross checking where you can?

Whilst having a quick look I did notice a name that seemed familiar in the 1934 Brazil v Spain match - Ettore Carmanati, who is listed as a linesman.
There was also an Ettore Carmanati who was an active referee in the 1960's.
A quick bit of googling and I found a different forename for the 1934 linesman - Mario  ??

http://calcio-seriea.net/arbitri/1934/1/
https://www.fifa.com/worldcup/archive/italy1934/matches/match/1111/#match-info
https://www.worldfootball.net/referee_summary/mario-carminati/3/2/wm-1934-in-italien/
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ettore_Carminati

Not sure if there is a simple explanation or if you need to look further into this.

I noticed on the FIFA site is that for the 1974 Zaire - Scotland match they use different country codes GER and FRG.  The country code of GER wasn't used in 1974 and both officials should be FRG.  It may seem a bit nit-picking but I thought I would point this out.

https://www.fifa.com/worldcup/archive/germany1974/matches/match/2176/#match-info

They also refer to the games in the 1934 series in Milan as being played at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, when in fact it wasn't named this until 1980!
UEFA also have an annoying habit of doing this with stadium names. It is good to see that you have the correct name - Stadio San Siro

I wish you well with your project and I will keep an eye out as it progresses.

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« Reply #6 on: Thu 18 Feb 2021 16:37 »
I'm cross referencing several sources - including newspaper archives and my own knowledge whenever possible.

Am also labelling nations as they were at the time - so for example the Czech Republic and Czechoslovakia are separated and Indonesia are up as the "Dutch East Indies"
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« Reply #7 on: Fri 19 Feb 2021 19:36 »
So - the full list of Referees in the order they refereed their first World Cup game is now up on the site.

http://worldcup.bafra77.co.uk/all-time-officials/chronological-list-of-referees/

Up until the end of the 2018 tournament - there have been 381 different ones.

A few milestones:

#1 - Domingo Lombardi - Uruguay - 1930
#50 - Bill Ling - England - 1954
#100 - Jim Finney - England - 1966
#150 - Sergio Gonella - Italy - 1978
#200 - Valeri Butenko - Soviet Union - 1986
#250 - Rodrigo Badilla - Costa Rica - 1994
#300 - Óscar Ruiz - Colombia - 2002
#350 - Björn Kuipers - 2014
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