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1970 FIFA World Cup qualification – UEFA Group 7

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Sporting event July 2026 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA) The 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification UEFA Group 7 was a UEFA qualifying group for the 1970 FIFA World Cup. The group comprised Austria, Cyprus, Scotland and West Germany. Standings RankTeamPld Matches playedW Matches wonD Matches drawnL Matches lostGF Goals forGA Goals againstGD Goal differencePts Points1FRG6510203+17112SCO6312187+1173AUT6303127+564CYP 19606006235−330 Matches 19 May 1968 AUT Report 7–1 CYP 1960 Hof 4 pen. 42 53 68 76 pen.Redl 25Siber 73 Kantzilieris 47 Prater Stadion, Vienna Biróczky (Hungary) 13 October 1968 AUT Report 0–2 FRG Müller 16Eigenstiller 51 o.g. Prater Stadion, Vienna Eksztajn (Poland) 6 November 1968 SCO Report 2–1 AUT Law 8Bremner 75 Starek 3 Hampden Park, Glasgow Curt Liedberg (Sweden) 23 November 1968 CYP 1960 Report 0–1 FRG Müller 90 GSP Stadium, Nicosia Pirvu (Romania) 11 December 1968 CYP 1960 Report 0–5 SCO Gilzean 5 35Murdoch 25 43Stein 44 Goal also credited to Theodorou own goal. GSP Stadium, Nicosia Bonett (Malta) 16 April 1969 SCO Report 1–1 FRG Murdoch 85 Müller 39 Hampden Park, Glasgow Gardeazábal (Spain) 19 April 1969 CYP 1960 Report 1–2 AUT Efthimiadis 89 Kreuz 27Redl 55 GSP Stadium, Nicosia Rusev (Bulgaria) 10 May 1969 FRG Report 1–0 AUT Müller 88 Städtisches Stadion, Nuremberg Fiala (Czechoslovakia) 17 May 1969 SCO Report 8–0 CYP 1960 Gray 15McNeill 25Stein 28 49 59 67Henderson 70Gemmell 76 pen. Hampden Park, Glasgow Coates (Republic of Ireland) 21 May 1969 FRG Report 12–0 CYP 1960 Müller 3 44 48 85Overath 5 12 63Haller 17 46Lorenz 40Held 41Höttges 51 Georg-Melches-Stadion, Essen Coiling (Luxembourg) 22 October 1969 FRG Report 3–2 SCO Fichtel 37Müller 59Libuda 79 Johnstone 3Gilzean 62 Volksparkstadion, Hamburg Droz (Switzerland) 5 November 1969 AUT Report 2–0 SCO Redl 15 52 Prater Stadion, Vienna Kruaszwili (Soviet Union) References External links Group 7 Detailed Results at RSSSF 7 Category:1968–69 in Austrian football Category:1969–70 in Austrian football Category:1968–69 in German football Category:West Germany at the 1970 FIFA World Cup Category:1968–69 in Cypriot football Category:1969–70 in Cypriot football Category:1968–69 in Scottish football Category:1969–70 in Scottish football