Le Rose dei convocati
CAMERUN
1 – Thomas N’Kono (Canon Yaounde); 2 – Michel Kaham (Stade Quimperois); 3 – Edmond Enoka (Dragon Douala); 4 – René Ndjeya (Union Douala); 5 – Elie Onana (Federal Foumban); 6 – Emmanuel Kundé (Canon Yaounde); 7 – Ephrem M’Bom (Canon Yaounde); 8 – Grégoire M’Bida (Canon Yaounde); 9 – Roger Milla (Bastia); 10 – Jean-Pierre Tokoto (Jacksonville Tea Men); 11 – Charles Toubé (Tonnerre Yaounde); 12 – Joseph-Antoine Bell (Africa Sports); 13 – Paul Bahoken (Cannes); 14 – Théophile Abega (Canon Yaounde); 15 – François Ndoumbé (Union Douala); 16 – Ibrahim Aoudou (Cannes); 17 – Joseph Kamga (Union Douala); 18 – Jacques N’Guea (Canon Yaounde); 19 – Joseph Enanga (Union Douala); 20 – Alain Eyobo (Dynamo Douala); 21 – Ernest Ebongué (Tonnerre Yaounde); 22 – Simon Tschobang (Dynamo Douala);
ITALIA
1 – Dino Zoff (Juventus); 2 – Franco Baresi (Milan); 3 – Giuseppe Bergomi (Internazionale); 4 – Antonio Cabrini (Juventus); 5 – Fulvio Collovati (Milan); 6 – Claudio Gentile (Juventus); 7 – Gaetano Scirea (Juventus); 8 – Pietro Vierchowod (Fiorentina); 9 – Giancarlo Antognoni (Fiorentina); 10 – Giuseppe Dossena (Torino); 11 – Gianpiero Marini (Internazionale); 12 – Ivano Bordon (Internazionale); 13 – Gabriele Oriali (Internazionale); 14 – Marco Tardelli (Juventus); 15 – Franco Causio (Udinese); 16 – Bruno Conti (Roma); 17 – Daniele Massaro (Fiorentina); 18 – Alessandro Altobelli (Internazionale); 19 – Francesco Graziani (Fiorentina); 20 – Paolo Rossi (Juventus); 21 – Franco Selvaggi (Cagliari); 22 – Giovanni Galli (Fiorentina);
PERU’
1 – Eusebio Acasuzo (Universitario); 2 – Jaime Duarte (Alianza Lima); 3 – Salvador Salguero (Alianza Lima); 4 – Hugo Gastulo (Universitario); 5 – Germán Leguía (Universitario); 6 – José Velásquez (Independiente Santa Fe); 7 – Gerónimo Barbadillo (UANL Tigres); 8 – César Cueto (Atlético Nacional); 9 – Julio César Uribe (Sporting Cristal); 10 – Teófilo Cubillas (Fort Lauderdale Strikers); 11 – Juan Carlos Oblitas (R.S.C. Seraing); 12 – José González Ganoza (Alianza Lima); 13 – Oscar Arizaga (Atletico Chalaco); 14 – Miguel Ángel Gutiérrez (Sporting Cristal); 15 – Rubén Toribio Díaz (Sporting Cristal); 16 – Jorge Olaechea (Alianza Lima); 17 – Franco Navarro (Deportivo Municipal); 18 – Eduardo Malásquez (Deportivo Municipal); 19 – Guillermo La Rosa (Atlético Nacional); 20 – Percy Rojas (R.S.C. Seraing); 21 – Ramón Quiroga (Sporting Cristal); 22 – Luis Reyna (Sporting Cristal);
POLONIA
1 – Józef Młynarczyk (Widzew Łódź); 2 – Marek Dziuba (ŁKS Łódź); 3 – Janusz Kupcewicz (MKS Arka Gdynia); 4 – Tadeusz Dolny (Górnik Zabrze); 5 – Paweł Janas (Legia Warszawa); 6 – Piotr Skrobowski (Wisła Kraków); 7 – Jan Jałocha (Wisła Kraków); 8 – Waldemar Matysik (Górnik Zabrze); 9 – Władysław Żmuda (Widzew Łódź); 10 – Stefan Majewski (Legia Warszawa); 11 – Włodzimierz Smolarek (Widzew Łódź); 12 – Roman Wójcicki (Śląsk Wrocław); 13 – Andrzej Buncol (Legia Warszawa); 14 – Andrzej Pałasz (Górnik Zabrze); 15 – Włodzimierz Ciołek (Stal Mielec); 16 – Grzegorz Lato (Lokeren); 17 – Andrzej Szarmach (Auxerre); 18 – Marek Kusto (Legia Warszawa); 19 – Andrzej Iwan (Wisła Kraków); 20 – Zbigniew Boniek (Widzew Łódź); 21 – Jacek Kazimierski (Legia Warszawa); 22 – Piotr Mowlik (Lech Poznań);
ALGERIA
1 – Mehdi Cerbah (RC Kouba); 2 – Mahmoud Guendouz (NA Hussein Dey CNAN); 3 – Mustapha Kouici (NA Hussein Dey CNAN); 4 – Nourredine Kourichi (Girondins Bordeaux); 5 – Châabane Merzekane (NA Hussein Dey CNAN); 6 – Ali Bencheikh (MP Alger); 7 – Salah Assad (RC Kouba); 8 – Ali Fergani (JE Tizi-Ouzou); 9 – Tedj Bensaoula (MC Oran); 10 – Lakhdar Belloumi (GCR Mascara); 11 – Rabah Madjer (NA Hussein Dey CNAN); 12 – Salah Larbès (JE Tizi-Ouzou); 13 – Hocine Yahi (CR Belcourt); 14 – Djamel Zidane (Kortrijk); 15 – Mustapha Dahleb (Paris Saint-Germain); 16 – Faouzi Mansouri (Montpellier); 17 – Abdelkader Horr (MP Alger); 18 – Karim Maroc (Tours); 19 – Djamel Tlemçani (Stade de Reims); 20 – Abdelmajid Bourebbou (Laval); 21 – Mourad Amara (JE Tizi-Ouzou); 22 – Yacine Bentaala (NA Hussein Dey CNAN);
AUSTRIA
1 – Friedrich Koncilia (Austria Wien); 2 – Bernd Krauss (Rapid Wien); 3 – Erich Obermayer (Austria Wien); 4 – Josef Degeorgi (Admira/Wacker); 5 – Bruno Pezzey (Eintracht Frankfurt); 6 – Roland Hattenberger (Wacker Innsbruck); 7 – Walter Schachner (Cesena); 8 – Herbert Prohaska (Internazionale); 9 – Hans Krankl (Rapid Wien); 10 – Reinhold Hintermaier (Nürnberg); 11 – Kurt Jara (Grasshopper-Club); 12 – Anton Pichler (Sturm Graz); 13 – Max Hagmayr (VOEST Linz); 14 – Ernst Baumeister (Austria Wien); 15 – Johann Dihanich (Austria Wien); 16 – Gerald Messlender (Admira/Wacker); 17 – Johann Pregesbauer (Rapid Wien); 18 – Gernot Jurtin (Sturm Graz); 19 – Heribert Weber (Rapid Wien); 20 – Kurt Welzl (Valencia CF); 21 – Herbert Feurer (Rapid Wien); 22 – Klaus Lindenberger (Linzer ASK);
CILE
1 – Óscar Wirth (Cobreloa); 2 – Lizardo Garrido (Colo Colo); 3 – René Valenzuela (Universidad Católica); 4 – Vladimir Bigorra (Universidad de Chile); 5 – Elías Figueroa (Colo Colo); 6 – Rodolfo Dubó (Palestino); 7 – Eduardo Bonvallet (Universidad Católica); 8 – Carlos Rivas (Colo Colo); 9 – Juan Carlos Letelier (Cobreloa); 10 – Mario Soto (Cobreloa); 11 – Gustavo Moscoso (Universidad Católica); 12 – Marco Cornez (Palestino); 13 – Carlos Caszely (Colo Colo); 14 – Raúl Ormeño (Colo Colo); 15 – Patricio Yáñez (CD San Luis); 16 – Manuel Antonio Rojas (Universidad Católica); 17 – Óscar Vladimir Rojas (Colo Colo); 18 – Mario Galindo (Colo Colo); 19 – Enzo Escobar (Cobreloa); 20 – Miguel Ángel Neira (Universidad Católica); 21 – Miguel Ángel Gamboa (Universidad de Chile); 22 – Mario Osbén (Colo Colo);
GERMANIA OVEST
1 – Harald Schumacher (Colonia); 2 – Hans-Peter Briegel (Kaiserslautern); 3 – Paul Breitner (Bayern Monaco); 4 – Karlheinz Förster (Stoccarda); 5 – Bernd Förster (Stoccarda); 6 – Wolfgang Dremmler (Bayern Monaco); 7 – Pierre Littbarski (Colonia); 8 – Klaus Fischer (Colonia); 9 – Horst Hrubesch (Amburgo); 10 – Hansi Müller (Stoccarda); 11 – Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern Monaco); 12 – Wilfried Hannes (Borussia M’gladbach); 13 – Uwe Reinders (Werder Brema); 14 – Felix Magath (Amburgo); 15 – Uli Stielike (Real Madrid); 16 – Thomas Allofs (Fortuna Düsseldorf); 17 – Stephan Engels (Colonia); 18 – Lothar Matthäus (Borussia M’gladbach); 19 – Holger Hieronymus (Amburgo); 20 – Manfred Kaltz (Amburgo); 21 – Bernd Franke (Eintracht Braunschweig); 22 – Eike Immel (Borussia Dortmund);
ARGENTINA
1 – Osvaldo Ardiles (Tottenham); 2 – Héctor Baley (Talleres de Córdoba); 3 – Juan Barbas (Racing Club); 4 – Daniel Bertoni (Fiorentina); 5 – Gabriel Calderón (Independiente); 6 – Ramón Díaz (River Plate); 7 – Ubaldo Fillol (River Plate); 8 – Luis Galván (Talleres de Córdoba); 9 – Américo Gallego (River Plate); 10 – Diego Maradona (Boca Juniors); 11 – Mario Kempes (River Plate); 12 – Patricio Hernández (Estudiantes); 13 – Julio Olarticoechea (River Plate); 14 – Jorge Olguín (Independiente); 15 – Daniel Passarella (River Plate); 16 – Nery Pumpido (Veléz Sársfield); 17 – Santiago Santamaría (Newell’s Old Boys); 18 – Alberto Tarantini (River Plate); 19 – Enzo Trossero (Independiente); 20 – Jorge Valdano (Real Zaragoza); 21 – José Daniel Valencia (Talleres de Córdoba); 22 – José Van Tuyne (Racing Club);
BELGIO
1 – Jean-Marie Pfaff (K.S.K. Beveren); 2 – Eric Gerets (Standard Liegi); 3 – Luc Millecamps (K.S.V. Waregem); 4 – Walter Meeuws (Standard Liegi); 5 – Michel Renquin (R.S.C. Anderlecht); 6 – Franky Vercauteren (R.S.C. Anderlecht); 7 – René Vandereycken (Genoa); 8 – Wilfried Van Moer (K.S.K. Beveren); 9 – Erwin Vandenbergh (Lierse S.K.); 10 – Ludo Coeck (R.S.C. Anderlecht); 11 – Jan Ceulemans (Club Bruges); 12 – Theo Custers (RCD Espanyol); 13 – François Van Der Elst (West Ham United); 14 – Marc Baecke (K.S.K. Beveren); 15 – Maurits De Schrijver (K.S.C. Lokeren); 16 – Gerard Plessers (Standard Liegi); 17 – René Verheyen (K.S.C. Lokeren); 18 – Raymond Mommens (K.S.C. Lokeren); 19 – Marc Millecamps (K.S.V. Waregem); 20 – Guy Vandersmissen (Standard Liegi); 21 – Alexandre Czerniatynski (Anversa); 22 – Jacky Munaron (R.S.C. Anderlecht);
EL SALVADOR
1 – Luis Guevara Mora (C.D. Platense Municipal); 2 – Mario Castillo (C.D. Santiagueño); 3 – José Francisco Jovel (C.D. Águila); 4 – Carlos Recinos (C.D. FAS); 5 – Ramón Fagoaga (Atlético Marte); 6 – Joaquín Ventura (C.D. Santiagueño); 7 – Silvio Aquino (Alianza F.C.); 8 – José Luis Rugamas (Atlético Marte); 9 – Ever Francisco Hernández (C.D. Santiagueño); 10 – Norberto Huezo (Atlético Marte); 11 – Mágico González (C.D. FAS); 12 – Francisco Osorto (C.D. Santiagueño); 13 – José María Rivas (Alianza F.C.); 14 – Luis Ramírez (Atlético Marte); 15 – Jaime Rodríguez (Bayer Uerdingen); 16 – Mauricio Alfaro (C.D. Platense Municipal); 17 – Guillermo Ragazzone (Atlético Marte); 18 – Miguel Ángel Díaz (Atlético Marte); 19 – Eduardo Hernández (C.D. Santiagueño); 20 – José Luis Munguía (C.D. FAS); NOTA: Questa nazionale ha partecipato ai Mondiali con solo 20 giocatori anziché 22.
UNGHERIA
1 – Ferenc Mészáros (Sporting Lisbona); 2 – Győző Martos (Waterschei SV Thor); 3 – László Bálint (Tolosa); 4 – József Tóth (Újpesti Dózsa); 5 – Sándor Müller (Hèrcules CF); 6 – Imre Garaba (Budapest-Honvéd FC); 7 – László Fazekas (Anversa); 8 – Tibor Nyilasi (Ferencvárosi TC); 9 – András Törőcsik (Újpesti Dózsa); 10 – László Kiss (Vasas SC); 11 – Gábor Pölöskei (Ferencvárosi TC); 12 – Lázár Szentes (Rába ETO Győr); 13 – Tibor Rab (Ferencvárosi TC); 14 – Sándor Sallai (Debreceni VSC); 15 – Béla Bodonyi (Budapest-Honvéd FC); 16 – Ferenc Csongrádi (Videoton FC Fehérvár); 17 – Károly Csapó (Tatabányai Bányász); 18 – Attila Kerekes (Békéscsabai Előre FC); 19 – József Varga (Budapest-Honvéd); 20 – József Csuhay (Videoton FC Fehérvár); 21 – Béla Katzirz (Pécsi MFC); 22 – Imre Kiss (Tatabányai Bányász);
CECOSLOVACCHIA
1 – Stanislav Seman (Lokomotiva Košice); 2 – František Jakubec (Bohemians Praga); 3 – Jan Fiala (Dukla Praha); 4 – Ladislav Jurkemik (Inter Bratislava); 5 – Jozef Barmoš (Inter Bratislava); 6 – Rostislav Vojáček (Baník Ostrava); 7 – Ján Kozák (Dukla Praha); 8 – Antonín Panenka (Rapid Wien); 9 – Ladislav Vízek (Dukla Praha); 10 – Tomáš Kříž (Dukla Praha); 11 – Zdeněk Nehoda (Dukla Praha); 12 – Přemysl Bičovský (Bohemians Praga); 13 – Jan Berger (AC Sparta Praha); 14 – Libor Radimec (Baník Ostrava); 15 – Jozef Kukučka (Plastika Nitra); 16 – Pavel Chaloupka (Bohemians Praga); 17 – František Štambachr (Dukla Praha); 18 – Petr Janečka (Zbrojovka Brno); 19 – Marián Masný (Slovan Bratislava); 20 – Vlastimil Petržela (SK Slavia Praha); 21 – Zdeněk Hruška (Bohemians Praga); 22 – Karel Stromšik (Dukla Praha);
INGHILTERRA
1 – Ray Clemence (Tottenham); 2 – Viv Anderson (Nottingham Forest); 3 – Trevor Brooking (West Ham United); 4 – Terry Butcher (Ipswich Town); 5 – Steve Coppell (Manchester Utd); 6 – Steve Foster (Brighton & Hove Albion); 7 – Kevin Keegan (Southampton); 8 – Trevor Francis (Manchester City); 9 – Glenn Hoddle (Tottenham); 10 – Terry McDermott (Liverpool); 11 – Paul Mariner (Ipswich Town); 12 – Mick Mills (Ipswich Town); 13 – Joe Corrigan (Manchester City); 14 – Phil Neal (Liverpool); 15 – Graham Rix (Arsenal); 16 – Bryan Robson (Manchester Utd); 17 – Kenny Sansom (Arsenal); 18 – Phil Thompson (Liverpool); 19 – Ray Wilkins (Manchester Utd); 20 – Peter Withe (Aston Villa); 21 – Anthony Stewart Woodcock (Colonia); 22 – Peter Shilton (Nottingham Forest);
FRANCIA
1 – Dominique Baratelli (Paris Saint-Germain); 2 – Manuel Amoros (Monaco); 3 – Patrick Battiston (St-Etienne); 4 – Maxime Bossis (Nantes); 5 – Gérard Janvion (St-Etienne); 6 – Christian Lopez (St-Etienne); 7 – Philippe Mahut (Metz); 8 – Marius Trésor (Girondins Bordeaux); 9 – Bernard Genghini (Sochaux); 10 – Michel Platini (St-Etienne); 11 – René Girard (Girondins Bordeaux); 12 – Alain Giresse (Girondins Bordeaux); 13 – Jean-François Larios (St-Etienne); 14 – Jean Tigana (Girondins Bordeaux); 15 – Bruno Bellone (Monaco); 16 – Alain Couriol (Monaco); 17 – Bernard Lacombe (Girondins Bordeaux); 18 – Dominique Rocheteau (Paris Saint-Germain); 19 – Didier Six (Stoccarda); 20 – Gérard Soler (Girondins Bordeaux); 21 – Jean Castaneda (St-Etienne); 22 – Jean-Luc Ettori (Monaco);
KUWAIT
1 – Ahmed Al-Tarabilsi (Al Kuwait Kaifan); 2 – Naeem Mubarak (Al-Tadhamon); 3 – Mahboub Mubarak (Al-Shalmiya); 4 – Jamal Al-Qabendi (Kazma); 5 – Waleed Mubarak (Al Kuwait Kaifan); 6 – Sa’ad Al-Houti (Al Kuwait Kaifan); 7 – Fathi Kamel (Al-Tadhamon); 8 – Abdullah Al-Buloushi (Al-Arabi); 9 – Jasem Yacob (Al Qadisiya Kuwait); 10 – Abdulaziz Al-Anberi (Al Kuwait Kaifan); 11 – Nassir Al-Ghanim (Kazma); 12 – Youssef Al-Suwayed (Kazma); 13 – Mubarak Marzouq (Al-Tadhamon); 14 – Abdullah Mayouf (Kazma); 15 – Sami Al-Hashash (Al-Arabi); 16 – Faisal Al-Dakhil (Al Qadisiya Kuwait); 17 – Hamoud Al-Shemmari (Kazma); 18 – Mohammed Karam (Al-Arabi); 19 – Muayad Rahyam Aliyan (Kazma); 20 – Abdulaziz Al-Buloushi (Al Qadisiya Kuwait); 21 – Adam Marjam (Kazma); 22 – Jasem Bahman (Al Qadisiya Kuwait);
HONDURAS
1 – José Nazar (Motagua); 2 – César Efrain Gutiérrez (CD Universidad); 3 – Jaime Villegas (Real España); 4 – José Fernando Bulnes (CD Universidad); 5 – Allan Anthony Costly (Real España); 6 – Ramón Maradiaga (Motagua); 7 – Antonio Laing (Platense); 8 – Francisco Javier Toledo (C.D. Marathón); 9 – Porfirio Armando Betancourt (Real España); 10 – José Roberto Figueroa (Vida); 11 – David Bueso (Motagua); 12 – Domingo Drummond (Platense); 13 – Prudencio Norales (Olimpia); 14 – Juan Alberto Cruz (CD Universidad); 15 – Héctor Zelaya (Motagua); 16 – Roberto Bailey (C.D. Marathón); 17 – José Luis Cruz (Motagua); 18 – Carlos Orlando Caballero (Real España); 19 – Celso Guity (C.D. Marathón); 20 – Gilberto Yearwood (Real Valladolid); 21 – Julio César Arzú (Real España); 22 – Jimmy Steward (C.D. Marathón);
IRLANDA DEL NORD
1 – Pat Jennings (Arsenal); 2 – Jimmy Nicholl (Toronto Blizzard); 3 – Mal Donaghy (Luton Town); 4 – David McCreery (Tulsa Roughnecks); 5 – Chris Nicholl (Southampton); 6 – John O’Neill (Leicester City); 7 – Noel Brotherston (Blackburn Rovers); 8 – Martin O’Neill (Norwich City); 9 – Gerry Armstrong (Watford); 10 – Sammy McIlroy (Stoke City); 11 – Billy Hamilton (Burnley); 12 – John McClelland (Rangers); 13 – Sammy Nelson (Brighton & Hove Albion); 14 – Tommy Cassidy (Burnley); 15 – Tom Finney (Cambridge United); 16 – Norman Whiteside (Manchester Utd); 17 – Jim Platt (Middlesbrough); 18 – Johnny Jameson (Glentoran); 19 – Felix Healy (Coleraine); 20 – Jim Cleary (Glentoran); 21 – Bobby Campbell (Bradford City); 22 – George Dunlop (Linfield);
SPAGNA
1 – Luis Arconada (Real Sociedad); 2 – José Antonio Camacho (Real Madrid); 3 – Rafael Gordillo (Real Betis); 4 – Miguel Ángel Alonso (Real Sociedad); 5 – Miguel Tendillo (Valencia CF); 6 – José Ramón Alexanko (Barcellona); 7 – Juanito (Real Madrid); 8 – Joaquín Alonso (Sporting de Gijón); 9 – Jesús María Satrústegui (Real Sociedad); 10 – Jesús María Zamora (Real Sociedad); 11 – Roberto López Ufarte (Real Sociedad); 12 – Santiago Urquiaga (Athletic Bilbao); 13 – Manuel Jiménez (Sporting de Gijón); 14 – Antonio Maceda (Sporting de Gijón); 15 – Enrique Saura (Valencia CF); 16 – Tente Sánchez (Barcellona); 17 – Ricardo Gallego (Real Madrid); 18 – Pedro Uralde (Real Sociedad); 19 – Santillana (Real Madrid); 20 – Quini (Barcellona); 21 – Javier Urruticoechea (Barcellona); 22 – Miguel Ángel (Real Madrid);
JUGOSLAVIA
1 – Dragan Pantelić (Bordeaux); 2 – Ive Jerolimov (NK Rijeka); 3 – Ivan Gudelj (Hajduk Spalato); 4 – Velimir Zajec (Dinamo Zagabria); 5 – Nenad Stojković (Partizan); 6 – Zlatko Krmpotić (Stella Rossa); 7 – Vladimir Petrović (Stella Rossa); 8 – Edhem Šljivo (Nizza); 9 – Zoran Vujović (Hajduk Spalato); 10 – Zvonko Živković (Partizan); 11 – Zlatko Vujović (Hajduk Spalato); 12 – Ivan Pudar (Hajduk Spalato); 13 – Safet Sušić (FK Sarajevo); 14 – Nikola Jovanović (Buducnost Titograd); 15 – Miloš Hrstić (NK Rijeka); 16 – Miloš Šestić (Stella Rossa); 17 – Jurica Jerković (Zurigo); 18 – Stjepan Deverić (Dinamo Zagabria); 19 – Vahid Halilhodžić (Nantes); 20 – Ivica Šurjak (Paris Saint-Germain); 21 – Predrag Pašić (FK Sarajevo); 22 – Ratko Svilar (Anversa);
BRASILE
1 – Valdir Peres (São Paulo); 2 – Leandro (Flamengo); 3 – Oscar (São Paulo); 4 – Luizinho (Atlético Mineiro); 5 – Toninho Cerezo (Atlético Mineiro); 6 – Júnior (Flamengo); 7 – Paulo Isidoro (Grêmio); 8 – Sócrates (Corinthians); 9 – Serginho (São Paulo); 10 – Zico (Flamengo); 11 – Éder (Atlético Mineiro); 12 – Paulo Sérgio (Botafogo); 13 – Edevaldo (Internacional); 14 – Juninho (Ponte Preta); 15 – Falcão (Roma); 16 – Edinho (Fluminense); 17 – Pedrinho (Vasco da Gama); 18 – Batista (Grêmio); 19 – Renato (São Paulo); 20 – Roberto Dinamite (Vasco da Gama); 21 – José Dirceu (Atlético Madrid); 22 – Carlos (Ponte Preta);
NUOVA ZELANDA
1 – Richard Wilson (Preston Macedonia); 2 – Glenn Dods (Adelaide City); 3 – Ricki Herbert (Mount Wellington); 4 – Brian Turner (Gisborne City); 5 – Dave Bright (Manurewa Franklin); 6 – Bobby Almond (Invercargill Thistle); 7 – Wynton Rufer (Miramar Rangers); 8 – Duncan Cole (North Shore United); 9 – Steve Wooddin (South Melbourne FC); 10 – Steve Sumner (West Adelaide SC); 11 – Sam Malcolmson (East Coast Bays); 12 – Keith Mackay (Gisborne City); 13 – Kenny Cresswell (Gisborne City); 14 – Adrian Elrick (North Shore United); 15 – John Hill (Gisborne City); 16 – Glen Adam (Mount Wellington); 17 – Allan Boath (West Adelaide SC); 18 – Peter Simonsen (Manurewa Franklin); 19 – Billy McClure (Mount Wellington); 20 – Grant Turner (Gisborne City); 21 – Barry Pickering (Miramar Rangers); 22 – Frank van Hattum (Manurewa Franklin);
SCOZIA
1 – Alan Rough (Partick Thistle); 2 – Danny McGrain (Celtic); 3 – Frank Gray (Leeds United); 4 – Graeme Souness (Liverpool); 5 – Alan Hansen (Liverpool); 6 – Willie Miller (Aberdeen); 7 – Gordon Strachan (Aberdeen); 8 – Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool); 9 – Alan Brazil (Ipswich Town); 10 – John Wark (Ipswich Town); 11 – John Robertson (Nottingham Forest); 12 – George Wood (Arsenal); 13 – Alex McLeish (Aberdeen); 14 – David Narey (Dundee United); 15 – Joe Jordan (Milan); 16 – Asa Hartford (Manchester City); 17 – Allan Evans (Aston Villa); 18 – Steve Archibald (Tottenham); 19 – Paul Sturrock (Dundee United); 20 – Davie Provan (Celtic); 21 – George Burley (Ipswich Town); 22 – Jim Leighton (Aberdeen);
URSS
1 – Rinat Dasayev (Spartak Mosca); 2 – Tengiz Sulakvelidze (Dinamo Tbilisi); 3 – Aleksandr Chivadze (Dinamo Tbilisi); 4 – Vagiz Khidiyatullin (CSKA Mosca); 5 – Sergei Baltacha (Dinamo Kiev); 6 – Anatoliy Demyanenko (Dinamo Kiev); 7 – Ramaz Šengelija (Dinamo Tbilisi); 8 – Volodymyr Bessonov (Dinamo Kiev); 9 – Jurji Gavrilov (Spartak Mosca); 10 – Khoren Oganesian (Ararat Yerevan); 11 – Oleg Blokhin (Dinamo Kiev); 12 – Andrij Bal’ (Dinamo Kiev); 13 – Vitalij Daraselija (Dinamo Tbilisi); 14 – Sergej Borovskij (Dinamo Minsk); 15 – Sergej Andreev (SKA Rostov); 16 – Sergey Rodionov (Spartak Mosca); 17 – Leonid Buryak (Dinamo Kiev); 18 – Jurij Susloparov (Torpedo Mosca); 19 – Vadym Yevtushenko (Dinamo Kiev); 20 – Oleg Romantsev (Spartak Mosca); 21 – Viktor Čanov (Dinamo Kiev); 22 – Vjačeslav Čanov (Torpedo Mosca);