Date: 20-06-1984
Stage: first round
Place: PARIS
Running time: 103 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080 50fps(9,5)
Commentary: MULTI: english/italian/spanish/french/german
My rating: ****
Notes: Arkonada,Maceda,Santillana,Carrasco, Briegel,Matthaus,Brehme, Voeller,Rummenigge
MATCH SUMMARY
Wednesday, 20 June 1984, 20:30
Parc des Princes, Paris
Attendance: 47,691
Meteo: Clear, mild, 18 °C
SPAIN
Arconada (c)
Camacho
Goikoetxea
Gordillo
Julio Alberto
Maceda
Gallego
Señor
Víctor Muñoz
Carrasco
Santillana
Coach: Miguel Muñoz (ESP)
26′ ↓Goikoetxea ↑Salva
77′ ↓Julio Alberto ↑Francisco
WEST GERMANY
Harald Schumacher
Andreas Brehme
Hans-Peter Briegel
Bernd Förster
Karlheinz Förster
Ulrich Stielike
Lothar Matthäus
Norbert Meier
Klaus Allofs
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (c)
Rudi Völler
Coach: Jupp Derwall (FRG)
47′ ↓Andreas Brehme ↑Wolfgang Rolff
60′ ↓Norbert Meier ↑Pierre Littbarski
Referee: Vojtech Christov (TCH)
Goals:
89′ Maceda ESP
Match overview
Needing victory to reach the semi-finals, Spain snatched a dramatic late winner as Antonio Maceda rose to head past Harald Schumacher. West Germany, champions in 1980, bowed out at the group stage for the first time; Miguel Muñoz’s men progressed alongside Portugal after an absorbing encounter in Paris.
Trivia
Maceda’s decisive goal was timed at 88 minutes 42 seconds, the latest group-stage strike of Euro ’84. The defeat ended Jupp Derwall’s seven-year tenure; he was dismissed within 24 hours, paving the way for Franz Beckenbauer’s appointment and West Germany’s 1990 World Cup triumph.
