Le Rose dei convocati
ARGENTINA
1 – Sergio Almirón (Newell’s Old Boys); 2 – Sergio Batista (Argentinos Juniors); 3 – Ricardo Bochini (Independiente); 4 – Claudio Borghi (Argentinos Juniors); 5 – José Luis Brown (Atlético Nacional); 6 – Daniel Passarella (Fiorentina); 7 – Jorge Burruchaga (Nantes); 8 – Néstor Clausen (Independiente); 9 – José Luis Cuciuffo (Vélez Sarsfield); 10 – Diego Maradona (Napoli); 11 – Jorge Valdano (Real Madrid); 12 – Héctor Enrique (River Plate); 13 – Oscar Garré (Ferro Carril Oeste); 14 – Ricardo Giusti (Independiente); 15 – Luis Islas (Estudiantes); 16 – Julio Olarticoechea (Boca Juniors); 17 – Pedro Pasculli (Lecce); 18 – Nery Pumpido (River Plate); 19 – Oscar Ruggeri (River Plate); 20 – Carlos Tapia (Boca Juniors); 21 – Marcelo Trobbiani (Elche); 22 – Héctor Zelada (América);
BULGARIA
1 – Borislav Mihajlov (Vitosha Sofia); 2 – Nasko Sirakov (Vitosha Sofia); 3 – Nikolaj Arabov (Sliven); 4 – Petăr Petrov (Vitosha Sofia); 5 – Georgi Dimitrov Georgiev (Sredec Sofija); 6 – Andrey Zhelyazkov (Strasbourg); 7 – Bozhidar Iskrenov (Vitosha Sofia); 8 – Ayan Sadakov (Lokomotiv Plovdiv); 9 – Stoycho Mladenov (Sredec Sofija); 10 – Zhivko Gospodinov (Spartak Varna); 11 – Plamen Getov (Spartak Pleven); 12 – Radoslav Zdravkov (Sredec Sofija); 13 – Aleksandăr Markov (Spartak Pleven); 14 – Plamen Markov (FC Metz); 15 – Georgi Yordanov (Vitosha Sofia); 16 – Vasil Dragolov (Beroe Stara Zagora); 17 – Hristo Kolev (Lokomotiv Plovdiv); 18 – Bojčo Veličkov (Lokomotiv Sofia); 19 – Atanas Pashev (Trakia Plovdiv); 20 – Kostadin Kostadinov (Trakia Plovdiv); 21 – Iliya Dyakov (Dobrudža Dobrič); 22 – Iliya Valov (Vraza);
ITALIA
1 – Giovanni Galli (Fiorentina); 2 – Giuseppe Bergomi (Internazionale); 3 – Antonio Cabrini (Juventus); 4 – Fulvio Collovati (Internazionale); 5 – Sebastiano Nela (Roma); 6 – Gaetano Scirea (Juventus); 7 – Roberto Tricella (Verona); 8 – Pietro Vierchowod (Sampdoria); 9 – Carlo Ancelotti (Roma); 10 – Salvatore Bagni (Napoli); 11 – Giuseppe Baresi (Internazionale); 12 – Franco Tancredi (Roma); 13 – Fernando De Napoli (Avellino); 14 – Antonio Di Gennaro (Verona); 15 – Marco Tardelli (Internazionale); 16 – Bruno Conti (Roma); 17 – Gianluca Vialli (Sampdoria); 18 – Alessandro Altobelli (Internazionale); 19 – Giuseppe Galderisi (Verona); 20 – Paolo Rossi (Milan); 21 – Aldo Serena (Juventus); 22 – Walter Zenga (Internazionale);
COREA DEL SUD
1 – Cho Byung-Deuk (Hallelujah FC); 2 – Park Kyung-Hoon (POSCO Atoms); 3 – Chung Jong-Soo (Yukong Kokkiri); 4 – Cho Kwang-Rae (Daewoo Royals); 5 – Chung Yong-Hwan (Daewoo Royals); 6 – Lee Tae-Ho (Daewoo Royals); 7 – Kim Jong-Boo (Korea University); 8 – Cho Young-Jeung (Lucky-Goldstar Hwangso); 9 – Choi Soon-Ho (POSCO Atoms); 10 – Park Chang-Seon (Daewoo Royals); 11 – Cha Bum-Kun (Bayer Leverkusen); 12 – Kim Pyung-Seok (Hyundai Horangi); 13 – Noh Soo-Jin (Yukong Kokkiri); 14 – Cho Min-Kook (Lucky-Goldstar Hwangso); 15 – Yoo Byung-Ok (Hanyang University); 16 – Kim Joo-Sung (Chosun University); 17 – Huh Jung-Moo (Hyundai Horangi); 18 – Kim Sam-Soo (Hyundai Horangi); 19 – Byun Byung-Joo (Daewoo Royals); 20 – Kim Yong-Se (Yukong Kokkiri); 21 – Oh Yeon-Kyo (Yukong Kokkiri); 22 – Kang Deuk-Soo (Lucky-Goldstar Hwangso);
BELGIO
1 – Jean-Marie Pfaff (Bayern Monaco); 2 – Eric Gerets (PSV); 3 – Franky Van Der Elst (Club Bruges); 4 – Michel De Wolf (Gent); 5 – Michel Renquin (Standard Liegi); 6 – Franky Vercauteren (Anderlecht); 7 – René Vandereycken (Anderlecht); 8 – Enzo Scifo (Anderlecht); 9 – Erwin Vandenbergh (Anderlecht); 10 – Philippe Desmet (Waregem); 11 – Jan Ceulemans (Club Bruges); 12 – Jacky Munaron (Anderlecht); 13 – Georges Grün (Anderlecht); 14 – Leo Clijsters (Waterschei Thor); 15 – Leo Van der Elst (Club Bruges); 16 – Nico Claesen (Standard Liegi); 17 – Raymond Mommens (Lokeren); 18 – Daniel Veyt (Waregem); 19 – Hugo Broos (Club Bruges); 20 – Gilbert Bodart (Standard Liegi); 21 – Stéphane Demol (Anderlecht); 22 – Patrick Vervoort (Beerschot);
IRAQ
1 – Raad Hammoudi (Al-Shorta); 2 – Maad Ibrahim (Al-Rasheed); 3 – Khalil Allawi (Al-Rasheed); 4 – Nadhum Shaker (Al-Tayaran); 5 – Samir Shaker (Al-Rasheed); 6 – Ali Hussein (Talaba); 7 – Haris Mohamed (Al-Rasheed); 8 – Ahmed Radhi (Al-Rasheed); 9 – Karim Saddam (Al-Jaish); 10 – Hussein Saeed (Talaba); 11 – Abdul-Rahim Hamed (Al-Jaish); 12 – Jamal Ali (Talaba); 13 – Karim Allawi (Al-Rasheed); 14 – Basil Gorgis (Al-Shabab); 15 – Natik Hashim (Al-Tayaran); 16 – Shaker Mahmoud (Al-Shabab); 17 – Annad Obid (Al-Rasheed); 18 – Ismail Mohamed (Al-Shabab); 19 – Bassim Qassim (Al-Shorta); 20 – Abdul-Fatah Nasif (Al-Jaish); 21 – Ahmed Jassim (Al-Rasheed); 22 – Ghanim Oraibi (Al-Shabab);
MESSICO
1 – Pablo Larios (Cruz Azul); 2 – Mario Trejo (América); 3 – Fernando Quirarte (Guadalajara); 4 – Armando Manzo (América); 5 – Francisco Javier Cruz (Monterrey); 6 – Carlos de los Cobos (América); 7 – Miguel España (UNAM Pumas); 8 – Alejandro Domínguez (América); 9 – Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid); 10 – Tomás Boy (Tigres); 11 – Carlos Hermosillo (América); 12 – Ignacio Rodríguez (Atlante); 13 – Javier Aguirre (América); 14 – Félix Cruz (UNAM Pumas); 15 – Luis Enrique Flores (UNAM Pumas); 16 – Carlos Muñoz (Tigres); 17 – Raúl Servín (UNAM Pumas); 18 – Rafael Amador (UNAM Pumas); 19 – Javier Hernández (Tecos); 20 – Olaf Heredia (Tigres); 21 – Cristóbal Ortega (América); 22 – Manuel Negrete (UNAM Pumas);
PARAGUAY
1 – Roberto Fernández (Deportivo Cali); 2 – Juan Torales (Libertad); 3 – César Zabala (Cerro Porteño); 4 – Vladimiro Schettina (Club Guaraní); 5 – Rogelio Delgado (Olimpia Asunción); 6 – Jorge Amado Nunes (Deportivo Cali); 7 – Buenaventura Ferreira (Deportivo Cali); 8 – Julio César Romero (Fluminense); 9 – Roberto Cabañas (America de Cali); 10 – Adolfino Cañete (Cruz Azul); 11 – Alfredo Mendoza (Deportivo Independiente Medellin); 12 – Jorge Battaglia (Sol de America); 13 – Virginio Cáceres (Club Guaraní); 14 – Luis Caballero (Club Guaraní); 15 – Eufemio Cabral (Club Guaraní); 16 – Jorge Guasch (Olimpia Asunción); 17 – Francisco Alcaraz (Club Nacional); 18 – Evaristo Isasi (Olimpia Asunción); 19 – Rolando Chilavert (Club Guaraní); 20 – Ramón Hicks (Libertad); 21 – Faustino Alonso (Sol de America); 22 – Julián Coronel (Club Guaraní);
CANADA
1 – Tino Lettieri (Minnesota Strikers); 2 – Bob Lenarduzzi (Tacoma Stars); 3 – Bruce Wilson (Toronto Inex Canada); 4 – Randy Ragan (Toronto Blizzard); 5 – Terry Moore (Glentoran); 6 – Ian Bridge (FC La Chaux-de-Fonds); 7 – Carl Valentine (Cleveland Force); 8 – Gerry Gray (Chicago Sting); 9 – Branko Segota (San Diego Sockers); 10 – Igor Vrablic (RFC Seraing); 11 – Mike Sweeney (Cleveland Force); 12 – Randy Samuel (PSV); 13 – George Pakos (Victoria Athletic Association); 14 – Dale Mitchell (Tacoma Stars); 15 – Paul James (Toronto Blizzard); 16 – Greg Ion (Los Angeles Lazers); 17 – David McDonald Norman (Tacoma Stars); 18 – Jamie Lowery (Victoria University); 19 – Pasquale De Luca (Cleveland Force); 20 – Colin Miller (Rangers); 21 – Sven Habermann (Toronto Inex Canada); 22 – Paul Dolan (Edmonton Brickmen);
FRANCIA
1 – Joël Bats (Paris Saint-Germain); 2 – Manuel Amoros (AS Monaco); 3 – William Ayache (Nantes); 4 – Patrick Battiston (Girondins de Bordeaux); 5 – Michel Bibard (Paris Saint-Germain); 6 – Maxime Bossis (Racing Club de Paris); 7 – Yvon Le Roux (Nantes); 8 – Thierry Tusseau (Girondins de Bordeaux); 9 – Luis Miguel Fernández (Paris Saint-Germain); 10 – Michel Platini (Juventus); 11 – Jean-Marc Ferreri (Auxerre); 12 – Alain Giresse (Girondins de Bordeaux); 13 – Bernard Genghini (AS Monaco); 14 – Jean Tigana (Girondins de Bordeaux); 15 – Philippe Vercruysse (Lens); 16 – Bruno Bellone (AS Monaco); 17 – Jean-Pierre Papin (Club Bruges); 18 – Dominique Rocheteau (Paris Saint-Germain); 19 – Yannick Stopyra (Toulouse); 20 – Daniel Xuereb (Lens); 21 – Philippe Bergerôo (Toulouse); 22 – Albert Rust (FC Sochaux);
UNGHERIA
1 – Péter Disztl (Videoton FC); 2 – Sándor Sallai (Budapest Honvéd FC); 3 – Antal Róth (Pécsi Munkás FC); 4 – József Varga (Denizlispor); 5 – József Kardos (Újpesti Dózsa); 6 – Imre Garaba (Budapest Honvéd FC); 7 – József Kiprich (Tatabányai Bányász); 8 – Antal Nagy (Budapest Honvéd FC); 9 – László Dajka (Budapest Honvéd FC); 10 – Lajos Détári (Budapest Honvéd FC); 11 – Márton Esterházy (AEK Atene); 12 – József Csuhay (Videoton FC); 13 – László Disztl (Videoton FC); 14 – Zoltán Péter (Zalaegerszegi TE); 15 – Péter Hannich (Rába ETO Győr); 16 – József Nagy (Szombathelyi Haladás); 17 – Győző Burcsa (Auxerre); 18 – József Szendrei (Újpesti Dózsa); 19 – György Bognár (MTK Hungária FC); 20 – Kálmán Kovács (Budapest Honvéd FC); 21 – Gyula Hajszán (Rába ETO Győr); 22 – József Andrusch (Budapest Honvéd FC);
URSS
1 – Rinat Dasaev (Spartak Mosca); 2 – Volodymyr Bezsonov (Dinamo Kiev); 3 – Aleksandr Čivadze (Dinamo Tbilisi); 4 – Gennadij Morozov (Spartak Mosca); 5 – Anatolij Dem”janenko (Dinamo Kiev); 6 – Aleksandr Bubnov (Spartak Mosca); 7 – Ivan Jaremčuk (Dinamo Kiev); 8 – Pavel Yakovenko (Dinamo Kiev); 9 – Oleksandr Zavarov (Dinamo Kiev); 10 – Oleg Kuznetsov (Dinamo Kiev); 11 – Oleg Blokhin (Dinamo Kiev); 12 – Andrij Bal’ (Dinamo Kiev); 13 – Gennadiy Litovchenko (Dnepr); 14 – Sergej Rodionov (Spartak Mosca); 15 – Nikolaj Larionov (Zenit Leningrado); 16 – Viktor Chanov (Dinamo Kiev); 17 – Vadym Yevtushenko (Dinamo Kiev); 18 – Oleg Protasov (Dnipro); 19 – Igor Belanov (Dinamo Kiev); 20 – Sergey Aleinikov (Dinamo Minsk); 21 – Vasiliy Rats (Dinamo Kiev); 22 – Sergey Krakovsky (Dnipro);
ALGERIA
1 – Nasser Edine Drid (MC Oran); 2 – Mahmoud Guendouz (IR El Biar); 3 – Fathi Chebel (FC Rouen); 4 – Nourredine Kourichi (Lilla); 5 – Abdellah Medjadi Liegeon (Monaco); 6 – Mohammed Kaci Said (RS Kouba); 7 – Salah Assad (Mulhouse); 8 – Karim Maroc (Montpellier); 9 – Djamel Menad (JE Tizi-Ouzou); 10 – Lakhdar Belloumi (Mascara); 11 – Rabah Madjer (Porto); 12 – Tedj Bensaoula (Le Havre); 13 – Rachid Harkouk (Notts County); 14 – Djamel Zidane (Waterschei Thor); 15 – Abdelhamid Sadmi (JE Tizi-Ouzou); 16 – Faouzi Mansouri (Montpellier); 17 – Fawzi Benkhalidi (WOB Boufarik); 18 – Halim Ben Mabrouk (Racing Club Paris); 19 – Mohamed Chaïb (RS Kouba); 20 – Fodil Megharia (Shlef Olimpie); 21 – Larbi El Hadi (WOB Boufarik); 22 – Mourad Amara (JE Tizi-Ouzou);
BRASILE
1 – Carlos (Corinthians); 2 – Édson (Corinthians); 3 – Oscar (São Paulo); 4 – Edinho (Udinese); 5 – Falcão (São Paulo); 6 – Júnior (Torino); 7 – Müller (São Paulo); 8 – Casagrande (Corinthians); 9 – Careca (São Paulo); 10 – Zico (Flamengo); 11 – Edivaldo (Atlético Mineiro); 12 – Paulo Vítor (Fluminense); 13 – Josimar (Botafogo); 14 – Júlio César (Guarani); 15 – Alemão (Botafogo); 16 – Mauro Galvão (Sport Club Internacional); 17 – Branco (Fluminense); 18 – Sócrates (Flamengo); 19 – Elzo (Atlético Mineiro); 20 – Silas (São Paulo); 21 – Valdo (Grêmio); 22 – Leão (Palmeiras);
IRLANDA DEL NORD
1 – Pat Jennings (Everton); 2 – Jimmy Nicholl (West Bromwich Albion); 3 – Mal Donaghy (Luton Town); 4 – John O’Neill (Leicester City); 5 – Alan McDonald (Queens Park Rangers); 6 – David McCreery (Newcastle Utd); 7 – Steve Penney (Brighton); 8 – Sammy McIlroy (Manchester City); 9 – Jimmy Quinn (Blackburn Rovers); 10 – Norman Whiteside (Manchester Utd); 11 – Ian Edwin Stewart (Newcastle Utd); 12 – Jim Platt (Coleraine FC); 13 – Phil Hughes (Bury); 14 – Gerry Armstrong (West Bromwich Albion); 15 – Nigel Worthington (Sheffield Wednesday); 16 – Paul Ramsey (Leicester City); 17 – Colin Clarke (Bournemouth); 18 – John McClelland (Watford); 19 – Billy Hamilton (Oxford United); 20 – Bernard McNally (Shrewsbury); 21 – David Campbell (Nottingham Forest); 22 – Mark Caughey (Linfield);
SPAGNA
1 – Andoni Zubizarreta (Athletic Bilbao); 2 – Tomás (Atlético Madrid); 3 – José Antonio Camacho (Real Madrid); 4 – Antonio Maceda (Real Madrid); 5 – Víctor (Barcellona); 6 – Rafael Gordillo (Real Madrid); 7 – Juan Antonio Señor (Real Saragozza); 8 – Andoni Goikoetxea (Athletic Bilbao); 9 – Emilio Butragueño (Real Madrid); 10 – Francisco José Carrasco (Barcellona); 11 – Julio Alberto (Barcellona); 12 – Quique Setién (Atlético Madrid); 13 – Javier Urruticoechea (Barcellona); 14 – Ricardo Gallego (Real Madrid); 15 – Chendo (Real Madrid); 16 – Hipólito Rincón (Betis); 17 – Francisco (Siviglia); 18 – Ramón María Calderé (Barcellona); 19 – Julio Salinas (Atlético Madrid); 20 – Eloy (Sporting Gijón); 21 – Míchel (Real Madrid); 22 – Juan Carlos Ablanedo (Sporting Gijón);
DANIMARCA
1 – Troels Rasmussen (Aarhus); 2 – John Sivebæk (Manchester Utd); 3 – Søren Busk (MVV Maastricht); 4 – Morten Olsen (Anderlecht); 5 – Ivan Nielsen (Feyenoord); 6 – Søren Lerby (Bayern Monaco); 7 – Jan Mølby (Liverpool); 8 – Jesper Olsen (Manchester Utd); 9 – Klaus Berggreen (Pisa); 10 – Preben Elkjær Larsen (Verona); 11 – Michael Laudrup (Juventus); 12 – Jens Jørn Bertelsen (Aarau); 13 – Per Frimann (Anderlecht); 14 – Allan Simonsen (Vejle); 15 – Frank Arnesen (PSV); 16 – Ole Qvist (KB); 17 – Kent Nielsen (Brøndby); 18 – Flemming Christensen (Lyngby); 19 – John Eriksen (Feyenoord); 20 – Jan Bartram (Aarhus); 21 – Henrik Andersen (Anderlecht); 22 – Lars Høgh (Odense);
SCOZIA
1 – Jim Leighton (Aberdeen); 2 – Richard Gough (Dundee United); 3 – Maurice Malpas (Dundee United); 4 – Graeme Souness (Sampdoria); 5 – Alex McLeish (Aberdeen); 6 – Willie Miller (Aberdeen); 7 – Gordon Strachan (Manchester Utd); 8 – Roy Aitken (Celtic); 9 – Eamonn Bannon (Dundee United); 10 – Jim Bett (Aberdeen); 11 – Paul McStay (Celtic); 12 – Andy Goram (Oldham Athletic); 13 – Steve Nicol (Liverpool); 14 – David Narey (Dundee United); 15 – Arthur Albiston (Manchester Utd); 16 – Frank McAvennie (West Ham United); 17 – Steve Archibald (Barcellona); 18 – Graeme Sharp (Everton); 19 – Charlie Nicholas (Arsenal); 20 – Paul Sturrock (Dundee United); 21 – Davie Cooper (Rangers); 22 – Alan Rough (Hibernian);
URUGUAY
1 – Rodolfo Rodríguez (Santos); 2 – Nelson Gutiérrez (River Plate); 3 – Eduardo Acevedo (Defensor Sporting); 4 – Víctor Diogo (Palmeiras); 5 – Miguel Bossio (Peñarol); 6 – José Batista (Deportivo Español); 7 – Antonio Alzamendi (River Plate); 8 – Jorge Barrios (Olympiakos); 9 – Jorge da Silva (Atlético Madrid); 10 – Enzo Francescoli (River Plate); 11 – Sergio Santín (Atlético Nacional); 12 – Fernando Alvez (Peñarol); 13 – César Vega (Danubio); 14 – Darío Pereyra (São Paulo); 15 – Eliseo Rivero (Peñarol); 16 – Mario Saralegui (Elche); 17 – José Zalazar (Peñarol); 18 – Rubén Paz (Sport Club Internacional); 19 – Venancio Ramos (Lens); 20 – Carlos Aguilera (Nacional); 21 – Wilmar Cabrera (Valencia); 22 – Celso Otero (Montevideo Wanderers);
GERMANIA OVEST
1 – Harald Schumacher (Colonia); 2 – Hans-Peter Briegel (Verona); 3 – Andreas Brehme (Kaiserslautern); 4 – Karlheinz Förster (Stoccarda); 5 – Matthias Herget (Bayer Uerdingen); 6 – Norbert Eder (Bayern Monaco); 7 – Pierre Littbarski (Colonia); 8 – Lothar Matthäus (Bayern Monaco); 9 – Rudi Völler (Werder Brema); 10 – Felix Magath (Amburgo); 11 – Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Internazionale); 12 – Uli Stein (Amburgo); 13 – Karl Allgöwer (Stoccarda); 14 – Thomas Berthold (Eintracht Francoforte); 15 – Klaus Augenthaler (Bayern Monaco); 16 – Olaf Thon (Schalke 04); 17 – Ditmar Jakobs (Amburgo); 18 – Uwe Rahn (Borussia M’gladbach); 19 – Klaus Allofs (Colonia); 20 – Dieter Hoeneß (Bayern Monaco); 21 – Wolfgang Rolff (Amburgo); 22 – Eike Immel (Borussia Dortmund);
MAROCCO
1 – Badou Zaki (Wydad Casablanca); 2 – Labd Khalifa (Kenitra AC); 3 – Abdelmajid Lamris (FAR Rabat); 4 – Mustafa El Biyaz (KAC Marrakesh); 5 – Norredine Bouyahyaoui (Kenitra AC); 6 – Abdelmajid Dolmy (Raja Casablanca); 7 – Mustafa El Haddaoui (Lausanne); 8 – Aziz Bouderbala (Sion); 9 – Abdelkrim Merry Krimau (Le Havre); 10 – Mohamed Timoumi (FAR Rabat); 11 – Mustafa Merry (Valenciennes FC); 12 – Salahdine Hmied (FAR Rabat); 13 – Abdelfettah Rihati (Maghreb Fez); 14 – Lahcen Ouadani (FAR Rabat); 15 – Mouncif El Haddaoui (AS Sale); 16 – Azzedine Amanallah (Besançon RC); 17 – Abderrazak Khairi (FAR Rabat); 18 – Mohamed Sahil (KAC Marrakesh); 19 – Fadel Jilal (Wydad Casablanca); 20 – Abdellah Bidar (CODM Meknes); 21 – Abdelaziz Soulaimain (Maghreb Fez); 22 – Abdelfettah Mouddani (Kenitra AC);
INGHILTERRA
1 – Peter Shilton (Southampton); 2 – Gary Stevens (Everton); 3 – Kenny Sansom (Arsenal); 4 – Glenn Hoddle (Tottenham); 5 – Alvin Martin (West Ham Utd); 6 – Terry Butcher (Ipswich Town); 7 – Bryan Robson (Manchester Utd); 8 – Ray Wilkins (Milan); 9 – Mark Hateley (Milan); 10 – Gary Lineker (Everton); 11 – Chris Waddle (Tottenham); 12 – Viv Anderson (Arsenal); 13 – Chris Woods (Norwich City); 14 – Terry Fenwick (Queens Park Rangers); 15 – Gary A. Stevens (Tottenham); 16 – Peter Reid (Everton); 17 – Trevor Steven (Everton); 18 – Steve Hodge (Aston Villa); 19 – John Barnes (Watford); 20 – Peter Beardsley (Newcastle Utd); 21 – Kerry Dixon (Chelsea); 22 – Gary Bailey (Manchester Utd);
POLONIA
1 – Józef Młynarczyk (FC Porto); 2 – Kazimierz Przybyś (Widzew Łódź); 3 – Władysław Żmuda (Cremonese); 4 – Marek Ostrowski (Pogoń Szczecin); 5 – Roman Wójcicki (Widzew Łódź); 6 – Waldemar Matysik (Górnik Zabrze); 7 – Ryszard Tarasiewicz (Śląsk Wrocław); 8 – Jan Urban (Górnik Zabrze); 9 – Jan Karaś (Legia Warszawa); 10 – Stefan Majewski (Kaiserslautern); 11 – Włodzimierz Smolarek (Widzew Łódź); 12 – Jacek Kazimierski (Legia Warszawa); 13 – Ryszard Komornicki (Górnik Zabrze); 14 – Dariusz Kubicki (Legia Warszawa); 15 – Andrzej Buncol (Legia Warszawa); 16 – Andrzej Pałasz (Górnik Zabrze); 17 – Andrzej Zgutczyński (Górnik Zabrze); 18 – Krzysztof Pawlak (Lech Poznań); 19 – Józef Wandzik (Górnik Zabrze); 20 – Zbigniew Boniek (Roma); 21 – Dariusz Dziekanowski (Legia Warszawa); 22 – Jan Furtok (GKS Katowice);
PORTOGALLO
1 – Manuel Bento (Benfica); 2 – João Pinto (Porto); 3 – António Sousa (Sporting Lisbona); 4 – José Ribeiro (Boavista); 5 – Álvaro (Benfica); 6 – Carlos Manuel (Benfica); 7 – Jaime Pacheco (Sporting Lisbona); 8 – Frederico (Boavista); 9 – Fernando Gomes (Porto); 10 – Paulo Futre (Porto); 11 – Oscar Bandeirinha (Académica); 12 – Jorge Martins (Belenenses); 13 – António Morato (Sporting Lisbona); 14 – Jaime Magalhães (Porto); 15 – António Oliveira (Benfica); 16 – José António (Belenenses); 17 – Diamantino (Benfica); 18 – Luís Sobrinho (Belenenses); 19 – Rui Águas (Benfica); 20 – Augusto Inácio (Porto); 21 – António André (Porto); 22 – Vítor Damas (Sporting Lisbona);