1936–1938 Central European International Cup

Central European International Cup 1936–38 22 March 1936 – 3 April 1938Last game from this edition SUI vs TCH on April 3rd 1938 5 17 78 HUN 1920 György Sárosi (10 goals) 1933–35 1948–53 The 1936–38 Central European International Cup was the fourth edition of the Central European International Cup played between 1936 and 1938. It was played in a round robin tournament between five teams involved in the tournament. This edition of the tournament was interrupted due to the annexation of Austria to Nazi Germany on 12 March 1938.https://www.rsssf.org/tablesd/drgero4.html 4th International Cup Final standings main WDL RSSSF yes 2 HUN, ITA, TCH, AUT, SUI complete 5 0 2 24 15 3 1 0 9 4 3 1 3 16 20 E 2 1 3 13 14 E 1 1 6 16 25 E np. 8–3 5–3 2–0 2–0 np. np. 4–2 5–2 0–1 2–1 5–3 1–2 abd. 1–1 4–3 1–5 2–2 4–0 1–3 HUN 1920 HUN ITA 1861 ITA TCH TCH AUT AUT SUI SUI Matches 1936 3 22 y 1–1 Report AUT Bican 73 pen. TCH Zajíček 59 Praterstadion Vienna, Austria 53,000 Francesco Mattea (Italy) 1936 9 27 y 16:00 (+1:00) 5–3 Report HUN 1920 Toldi 15 29 63Cseh 40Titkos 72 AUT Binder 2Sindelar 27 64 Üllői úti stadion Budapest, Hungary 25,000 Lucien Leclerq (France) 1936 10 18 y 13:00 (UTC+1:00) 5–2 Report TCH Kloz 27 30 79 82Kopecký 87 HUN 1920 Titkos 7Toldi 33 Generali Arena Prague, Czechoslovakia 22,000 Walter Lewington (England) 1936 10 25 y 15:00 CET (UTC+01:00) 4–2 Report ITA 1861 Meazza 26Piola 37 53Pasinati 60 SUI Bickel 31Diebold 76 San Siro Milan, Italy 40,000 Peco Bauwens (Germany) 1936 11 8 y 15:00 (+1:00) 1–3 Report SUI Sesta 90 o.g. AUT Binder 26 80Hahnemann 71 Letzigrund Zürich, Switzerland 22,000 Karl Weingartner (Germany) 1937 2 21 y 15:00 (+1:00) 5–3 Report TCH Kopecký 15 43Svoboda 44Horák 50Puč 76 SUI Wagner 18 pen.Bickel 55 84 Letenský Stadion Prague, Czechoslovakia 20,000 Lucien Leclercq (France) 1937 3 21 y 15:30 (+1:00) 2–0 abandoned after 73' Match suspended by the referee Olsson for the violent attitude of the players. The result is void. Report AUT Jerusalem 40Stroh 63 pen. ITA 1861 Praterstadion Vienna, Austria 52,000 Carl Olsson (Sweden) 1937 4 11 y 15:00 (UTC+1:00) CET (UTC+01:00) 1–5 Report SUI G. Aeby 58 HUN 1920 Sárosi 26Zsengellér 41 61 71Dudás 77 Stadion Rankhof Basel, Switzerland 16,000 John Langenus (Belgium) 1937 4 25 y 15:00 CET (UTC+01:00) 2–0 Report ITA 1861 Colaussi 33Frossi 81 HUN 1920 Stadio Municipale Benito Mussolini Turin, Italy 28,000 William Bangerter (Switzerland) 1937 5 23 y 16:00 CET (UTC+01:00) 0–1 Report TCH ITA 1861 Piola 24 Generali Arena Prague, Czechoslovakia 30,000 Peco Bauwens (Germany) 1937 9 19 y 16:00 (+1:00) 8–3 Report HUN 1920 Zsengellér 15Sárosi 34 51 60 62 77 80 85 TCH Riha 21Rulc 26Nejedlý 65 Hungaria uti Budapest, Hungary 27,000 Peco Bauwens (Germany) 1937 9 19 y 16:00 (+1:00) 4–3 Report AUT Sindelar 2Jerusalem 8 28Geiter 39 SUI Walaschek 36P. Aeby 41G. Aeby 77 Praterstadion Vienna, Austria 33,000 Mika Popović (Yugoslavia) 1937 10 10 y 15:30 (+1:00) 1–2 Report AUT Stroh 76 HUN 1920 Sárosi 21Cseh 78 Praterstadion Vienna, Austria 44,000 Charles Argent (England) 1937 10 24 y 15:00 (+1:00) 2–1 Report TCH Říha 75Kloz 76 AUT Neumer 18 Letenský stadion Prague, Czechoslovakia 35,000 Pál Hertzka (Hungary) 1937 10 31 y 15:00 CET (UTC+01:00) 2–2 Report SUI Walaschek 17 pen.Wagner 23 ITA 1861 Piola 15 85 Charmilles Stadium Geneva, Switzerland 25,000 Walter Lewington (England) 1937 11 14 y 14:00 (+1:00) 2–0 Report HUN 1920 Sárosi 3Toldi 74 SUI Üllői úti stadion Budapest, Hungary 12,000 Mika Popovic (Yugoslavia) 1938 4 3 y 15:00 (+1:00) 4–0 Report SUI Monnard 28Grassi 30G. Aeby 39Amadò 80 TCH Stadion Rankhof Basel, Switzerland 20,000 Reginald Rudd (England) Unplayed games Hungary–Italy Italy–Czechoslovakia Italy–Austria Austria–Italy (refixture) Winner The competition was unfinished; either Hungary or Italy would have won it. Statistics Goalscorers 17 78 HUN 1920 György Sárosi TCH František Kloz ITA 1861 Silvio Piola HUN 1920 Géza Toldi HUN 1920 Gyula Zsengellér AUT Matthias Sindelar AUT Franz Binder SWI Georges Aeby SWI Alfred Bickel TCH Vlastimil Kopecký AUT Camillo Jerusalem HUN 1920 László Cseh HUN 1920 Pál Titkos SWI Eugen Walaschek SWI Fritz Wagner TCH Jan Říha AUT Josef Bican AUT Josef Stroh AUT Leopold Neumer AUT Rudolf Geiter AUT Wilhelm Hahnemann HUN 1920 János Dudás ITA 1861 Annibale Frossi ITA 1861 Gino Colaussi ITA 1861 Giuseppe Meazza ITA 1861 Piero Pasinati SWI Eugen Diebold SWI Paul Aeby SWI Lauro Amadò SWI Numa Monnard SWI Tullio Grassi TCH František Svoboda TCH Oldřich Zajíček TCH Antonín Puč TCH Václav Horák TCH Oldřich Rulc TCH Oldřich Nejedlý AUT Karl Sesta (against Switzerland) See also Balkan CupBaltic CupNordic CupMediterranean Cup References External links 1936–1938 Category:1936 in European men's international football Category:1937 in European men's international football Category:1938 in European men's international football