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1934 FIFA World Cup Final Tournament results

First round

Date	Venue	Attendance	Result
27.05.1934	Milan	30 000	Netherlands	2:3	Switzerland
27.05.1934	Florence	5 000	Belgium	2:5	Germany
27.05.1934	Turin	10 000	Austria	3:2	France
27.05.1934	Naples	9 000	Hungary	4:2	Egypt
27.05.1934	Bologna	14 000	Sweden	3:2	Argentina
27.05.1934	Genoa	21 000	Brazil	1:3	Spain
27.05.1934	Trieste	9 000	Czechoslovakia	2:1	Romania
27.05.1934	Rome	20 000	Italy	7:1	United States

Quarterfinal

Date	Venue	Attendance	Result
31.05.1934	Bologna	14 000	Austria	2:1	Hungary
31.05.1934	Milan	3 000	Germany	2:1	Sweden
31.05.1934	Turin	12 000	Czechoslovakia	3:2	Switzerland
31.05.1934	Florence	35 000	Italy	1:1	Spain
01.06.1934	Florence	34 000	Italy	1:0	Spain

Semifinal

Date	Venue	Attendance	Result
03.06.1934	Milan	45 000	Italy	1:0	Austria
03.06.1934	Rome	8 000	Czechoslovakia	3:1	Germany

For 3rd place

Date	Venue	Attendance	Result
07.06.1934	Naples	7 000	Austria	2:3	Germany

Final

Date	Venue	Attendance	Result
10.06.1934	Rome	43 818	Italy	2:1	Czechoslovakia

1934 FIFA World Cup Final Tournament goal scorers

Name of footballer	Apps	Team	Club	Goals (pen.)
Oldřich Nejedlý	4	Czechoslovakia	AC Sparta, Praha	5
Angelo Schiavio	4	Italy	Bologna Sezione Calcio, Bologna	4
Edmund Conen	4	Germany	Saarbrücken FV, Saarbrücken	4
Leopold Kielholz	2	Switzerland	Servette FC, Genève	3
Raimundo Orsi	5	Italy	Juventus FBC, Torino	3
Bernard Voorhoof	1	Belgium	K Liersche SK, Lier	2
Sven Jonasson	2	Sweden	IF Elfsborg, Borås	2
Isidro Lángara	2	Spain	Oviedo FC, Oviedo	2
Géza Toldi	2	Hungary	Ferencváros FC, Budapest	2
Karl Hohmann	2	Germany	VfL Benrath, Düsseldorf	2
Hans Horvath	2	Austria	FC Wien, Wien	2
Ernst Lehner	4	Germany	SSV Schwaben, Augsburg	2
Giovanni Ferrari	4	Italy	Juventus FBC, Torino	2
Antonín Puč	4	Czechoslovakia	SK Slavia, Praha	2
Giuseppe Meazza	5	Italy	AS Ambrosiana-Inter, Milano	2
Leen Vente	1	Netherlands	SC Neptunus, Rotterdam	1
Ştefan Dobay	1	Romania	FC Ripensia, Timişoara	1
Jenő Vincze	1	Hungary	Bocskai FC, Debrecen	1
Rudolf Noack	1	Germany	Hamburger SV, Hamburg	1
Jean Nicolas	1	France	FC Rouen, Rouen	1
Kick Smit	1	Netherlands	HFC, Haarlem	1
Paul Teleky	1	Hungary	Bocskai FC, Debrecen	1
Willy Jäggi	1	Switzerland	FC Lausanne-Sports, Lausanne	1
André Abegglen	2	Switzerland	Grasshopper Club, Zürich	1
Toni Schall	2	Austria	SK Admira, Wien	1
Knut Kroon	2	Sweden	Hälsingborgs IF, Hälsingborg	1
Luis Regueiro	2	Spain	Madrid FC, Madrid	1
Gösta Dunker	2	Sweden	Sandvikens IF, Sandviken	1
Stanislaus Kobierski	3	Germany	TSV Fortuna, Düsseldorf	1
Matthias Sindelar	3	Austria	FK Austria, Wien	1
František Svoboda	3	Czechoslovakia	SK Slavia, Praha	1
Enrique Guaita	4	Italy	AS Roma, Roma	1
Josef Bican	4	Austria	SK Rapid, Wien	1
Karl Zischek	4	Austria	SC Wacker, Wien	1
Karl Sesta	4	Austria	Wiener AC, Wien	1
Jiří Sobotka	4	Czechoslovakia	SK Slavia, Praha	1
Otto Siffling	4	Germany	SV Waldhof, Mannheim	1
Georges Verriest	1	France	RC Roubaix, Roubaix	1 (1)
György Sárosi	1	Hungary	Ferencváros FC, Budapest	1 (1)
José Iraragorri	2	Spain	Athletic Club de Bilbao, Bilbao	1 (1)
Total:				64 (3)

Comments

db Ukraine - Other notes posted 11.02.2009 20:28:44

1934 World Cup Final. Rome, Italy. Italy 2 v Czechoslovakia 1. 10th June, 1934. The victorious Italian team carry their coach Vittorio Pozzo as they celebrate an historic victory. (link:

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db Ukraine - Other notes posted 19.02.2009 22:24:40

Awards for the three best teams represented by their captains. In the middle Combi of winning team Italy. Number three from left is Planicka representing the runners-up Czechoslovakia. The third placed team, Germany, is represented by Szepan (white shirt to the right). (link:

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stepetroul Greece - Other notes posted 10.04.2011 00:50:47

* Unlike WC-1 in Uruguay, nations aren’t invited but have to qualify through zones

* This applies also to Italy, the first and only hosts that ever played a qualification match

* Only time holders don’t take part (Uruguay protested at several Europeans’ absence in WC-1)

* Only 10 of the 32 nations and 4 of the 16 qualified, are outside Europe

* Only 6 of the 16 qualified, have taken part in WC-1

* First and only time that 8 matches start both at the same time and in 8 different cities

* First and only time that all 8-finalists are European

* First time that Europe wins places 1-4. It will happen again 32 yrs later (WC-8, London) and totally 4 times in 19 WCs.

* Italy finally convinces Argentina and Brazil to take part, but amateurs replace the WC-1 finalists, while many Brazilian clubs don’t want their players to be selected. Palmeiras avoid it by locking theirs up in a farm with armed guards!!!

* Sadly, for the first but not last time a sporting event is used for political propaganda. XI Olympics, Berlin 1936 etc. follow.

(official poster: (link:

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Makar Belarus - posted 22.03.2016 21:53:25

Italy - winning squad the day after the final:
Enrique Guaita, Giuseppe Meazza, Angelo Schiavio, Giovanni Ferrari, Raimundo Orsi;
Carlo Carcano (trainer assistant), Gianpiero Combi (c), Eraldo Monzeglio, Attilio Ferraris, Luis Monti, Luigi Bertolini, Luigi Allemandi, Vittorio Pozzo (team manager). (link:

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Ranking of national teams

1.	Italy	4.4626
2.	Belgium	4.3762
3.	France	4.2242
4.	Spain	4.1251
5.	Croatia ↑⁺²	3.8487
6.	Ukraine ↓^-1	3.8436
7.	Poland ↓^-1	3.8083
8.	Portugal	3.776
9.	Austria ↑⁺¹	3.7634
10.	Netherlands ↓^-1	3.752