1950 Latin Cup

1950 club football tournament November 2025 November 2025 Latin Cup 1950 Taça Latina 1950 Portugal 10–18 June 1950 4 1 1 1 Portugal Benfica 1 France Bordeaux Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid Italy Lazio 5 21 Portugal Arsénio Duarte France André Doye France Édouard Kargu (3 goals each) 1949 1951 The 1950 Latin Cup (pt Taça Latina 1950) was the second edition of the annual Latin Cup which was played by clubs of the Southwest European nations of France, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. The tournament was hosted by Portugal, and Portuguese club Benfica was the winner of the tournament after defeating Bordeaux by a score of 2–1 in the final match replay after sudden death extra time. Participating teams Team Method of qualification Previous appearances France Bordeaux 1949–50 French Division 1 champions Debut Italy Lazio 1949–50 Serie A 4th place"Serie A" Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan declined participation in the tournament due to the 1950 FIFA World Cup. Debut Portugal Benfica 1949–50 Primeira Divisão champions Debut Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid 1949–50 La Liga champions Debut Venues The host of the tournament was Portugal,https://www.rsssf.org/tablesl/latin.html Latin Cup 20 August 2015 6 June 2022 RSSSF en Karel Stokkermans Osvaldo José Gorgazzi and all matches were played in one host stadium. Oeiras Portugal 200 center Portugal 38.7088622 -9.2627658 Oeiras right Estádio Nacional do Jamor Capacity: 37,500 200px|Estádio Nacional do Jamor Tournament Bracket 1 June – Oeiras France Bordeaux 4 Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid 2 1 June – Oeiras Portugal Benfica 3 Italy Lazio 0 11/18 June – Oeiras Portugal Benfica (a.s.d.e.t.) 3/2 France Bordeaux 3/1 11 June – Oeiras Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid 2 Italy Lazio 1 Semifinals Final Third place match Semifinals The first semi-final game was played between Benfica and Lazio. The Italians were considered favorites, given their triumph over the Spanish champion Atlético Madrid in the Teresa Herrera Trophy, won in preparation for the tournament. The Portuguese club scored first in the opening minutes, when Julinho opened the scoring. Rogério extended the lead for the home side, who scored their third goal in the second half through Arsenio.LATIN CUP 1950 (Part 1) - BENFICA LISBOA WINNER https://iffhs.com/en/news/latin-cup-1950-part-1-benfica-lisboa-winner-756 IFFHS The other semi-final, also played at the Estádio Nacional, pitted French champions Bordeaux against Spanish champions Atlético Madrid. Kargu opened the scoring for the French side with a free-kick, and Doye extended their lead before the end of the first half. Atlético, managed by Helenio Herrera, pulled one back through Ben Barek, who scored with his chest early in the second half. In the 77th minute, Atlético equalized through Carlsson, who capitalized on a cross from Olmedo, and with just two minutes remaining, when it seemed the game would end in a draw, Kargu scored his second goal, followed by a fourth for the French team, scored by Doye in the 90th minute. Bordeaux vs Atlético 10 June 1950 16:05 4–2 Bordeaux France Kargu 16 88 Doye 44 Babot 90 o.g. Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid 48 Ben M'Barek 77 Carlsson os girondinos de Bordéus ganharam ao Atlético de Madrid Bordeaux's Girondins beat Atlético de Madrid http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12449 Estádio Nacional do Jamor Oeiras, Portugal Paulo de Oliveira (Portugal) _FullVonwhite 000066 000066 000066 000066 000066 Bordeaux _red_stripes _atm5960h _red_stripes FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 0000FF 0000FF Atlético Madrid GK 1 France 1950 Astresses (c) DF 2 France 1950 Garriga DF 3 France 1950 Swiatek DF 4 France 1950 Mérignac MF 5 Morocco 1950 M'Barek MF 6 France 1950 Gallice FW 7 France 1950 Persillon FW 8 France 1950 Mustapha FW 9 France 1950 Kargu FW 10 France 1950 Doye FW 11 NED 1950 de Harder Manager: France 1950 André Gérard GK 1 France Marcel Domingo DF 2 Spain 1945 Farias DF 3 Spain 1945 Babot DF 4 Spain 1945 Lesmes MF 5 Spain 1945 Hernández MF 6 Spain 1945 Cuenca FW 7 Spain 1945 Olmedo FW 8 Morocco M’Barek FW 9 Spain 1945 Pahiño FW 10 Sweden Carlsson FW 11 Spain 1945 Salvador Estruch Treinador: ARG Helenio Herrera Benfica v Lazio 10 June 1950 18:05 3–0 Benfica Portugal Rosário 7 Pipi 27 pen Arsénio 76 Italy Lazio A vitória do Benfica sobre a Lazio Benfica's victory over Lazio http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12449#!12 Diário de Lisboa Estádio Nacional do Jamor Oeiras, Portugal Julián Arqué (Spain) _whiteborder _benfica6061 _whiteborder DD0000 DD0000 DD0000 FFFFFF DD0000 Benfica _whiteborder _vneckwhite _whiteborder _band_blue BADAFF BADAFF BADAFF FFFFFF 000000 Lazio GK 1 Portugal José Bastos DF 2 Portugal Jacinto Marques DF 3 Portugal Félix Antunes DF 4 Portugal Joaquim Fernandes MF 5 Portugal José da Costa MF 6 Portugal Francisco Moreira (c) FW 7 Portugal Rosário FW 8 Portugal Arsénio FW 9 Portugal Julinho FW 10 Portugal Rogério Pipi FW 11 Portugal Corona Manager: England 1950 Ted Smith GK 1 Italy 1950 De Fazio DF 2 Italy 1950 Antonazzi DF 3 Italy 1950 Sandroni DF 4 Italy 1950 Piacentini MF 5 Italy 1950 Magrini MF 6 Italy 1950 Montanari FW 7 Italy 1950 Puccinelli FW 8 Italy 1950 Trevisan FW 9 Paraguay 1950 Arce FW 10 Argentina 1950 Flamini FW 11 Hungary 1950 Nyers Manager: Italy 1950 Mario Sperone Third place match After being eliminated in the semifinals, Lazio and Atlético Madrid played for third place. Both teams had met days before in the Teresa Herrera Trophy, and there had been several altercations between the two sides. In the eleventh minute, Ben M'Barek opened the scoring, but a few minutes later Piacentini and Carlsson were sent off after altercations. Escudero scored Atlético's second goal, receiving a pass from Ben M'Barek and shooting powerfully past Fioravanti.Os espanhóis venceram os italianos por 2–1 The Spanish team beat the Italians 2-1 http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12451 Diário de Lisboa Lazio were reduced to nine men after Sementini was sent off for insulting the referee, and their reaction was to leave the field for a few minutes in protest. In the second half, Nyers reduced the deficit and the Spaniards were also reduced to nine men when Escudero was sent off, and the match ended 2–1, with the Madrid team in third and Lazio in fourth.Segunda parte do jogo de terceiro lugar Second part of the third-place game http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12451#!7 Diário de Lisboa Atlético v Lazio 11 June 1950 2–1 Atlético Madrid Spain 1945 Ben M'Barek 10 Escudero 16 Carlsson 0 Escudero 0 Italy Lazio Nyers 73 Piacentini 0 Sementini 0 Os espanhóis venceram os italianos por 2–1 The Spanish team beat the Italians 2-1 http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12451 Diário de Lisboa Estádio Nacional do Jamor Oeiras, Portugal Gabriel Tordjmann (France) _red_stripes _atm5960h _red_stripes FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 0000FF 0000FF Atlético Madrid _whiteborder _vneckwhite _whiteborder _band_blue BADAFF BADAFF BADAFF FFFFFF 000000 Lazio GK 1 ESP Dauder DF 2 Spain 1945 Tinte DF 3 Spain 1945 Riera DF 4 Spain 1945 Lesmes MF 5 Spain 1945 Olmedo MF 6 Spain 1945 Farias FW 7 Spain 1945 Salvador Estruch FW 8 Morocco M’Barek FW 9 Sweden Carlsson FW 10 Spain 1945 Agustín FW 11 Spain 1945 Escudero Manager: ARG Helenio Herrera GK 1 Italy 1950 Fioravanti DF 2 Italy 1950 Antonazzi DF 3 Italy 1950 Spurio DF 4 Italy 1950 Piacentini MF 5 Italy 1950 Montanari MF 6 Italy 1950 Sentimenti FW 7 Italy 1950 Magrini FW 8 Italy 1950 Penzo FW 9 Romania Höfling FW 10 Argentina 1950 Flamini FW 11 Hungary 1950 Nyers Manager: Italy 1950 Mario Sperone Final Benfica and Bordeaux contested the final, in a game with high expectations. Benfica opened the scoring and extended its lead to 2–0, but the French side managed to turn the score around to 3–2 before halftime. Pascoal equalized early in the second half, and despite both teams creating several opportunities, there were no further goals. After regulation time, thirty minutes of extra time were played, maintaining the tie. The result led to a replay match.O Benfica-Girondins terminou empatado a três golos Benfica-Girondins ended in a 3-3 draw http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12451#!1 Diário de Lisboa Benfica v Bordeaux 11 June 1950 3–3 Benfica Portugal Arsénio 3 Corona 17 Pascoal 56 France Bordeaux Doye 28 39 Persillon 43 y A Taça Latina The Latin Cup http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12451#!12 Diário de Lisboa Estádio Nacional do Jamor Oeiras, Portugal Todjam (France) _whiteborder _vneckwhite _whiteborder _band white FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FFFFFF FF0000 _fcgb 1950h _band white 1e5385 000033 1e5385 FFFFFF 006622 GK 1 Portugal José de Bastos DF 2 Portugal Félix Antunes DF 3 Portugal Jacinto Marques DF 4 Portugal Joaquim Fernandes MF 5 Portugal José da Costa (c) MF 6 Portugal Francisco Moreira FW 7 Portugal Raul Pascoal FW 8 Portugal Arsénio Duarte FW 9 Portugal Julinho FW 10 Portugal Eduardo José Corona FW 11 Portugal Rogério Pipi Manager: England Ted Smith GK 1 France Jean-Guy Astresses DF 2 France Jean Swiatek DF 3 France Georges Mérignac (c) DF 4 France René Gallice MF 5 France René Persillon MF 6 France Guy Meynieu FW 7 Morocco Ben Kaddour M'Barek FW 8 France Manuel Garriga FW 9 France André Doye FW 10 France Édouard Kargu FW 11 France Mustapha Ben M'Barek Manager: France André Gérard Final replay The following Sunday, again at the Estádio Nacional do Jamor, the replay match was held. In the first half, the visitors opened the scoring through Édouard Kargu. The French side maintained the advantage until near the end, with Benfica creating several opportunities but not managing to score, until, in the 89th minute, a counter-attack finished by Arsénio made it 1–1.A Taça Latina para o Benfica The Latin Cup for Benfica http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12459 Diário de Lisboa The draw forced a new extra time, in which no goals were scored. With the score still tied, a second extra time began, this time with ten minutes in each half and with the golden goal rule. As the tie persisted, a third extra time was required. In the 146th minute of the game, Julinho scored a header to make it 2–1. After the goal, referee Bertolio blew the final whistle, giving the victory to Benfica at the end of a final that, in total, lasted 266 minutes.146 minutos para a 2.ª final da Taça Latina 146 minutes to the 2nd Latin Cup final http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12459#!12 Diário de Lisboa Benfica v Bordeaux replay 18 June 1950 2–1 (a.s.d.e.t.) Benfica Portugal Arsénio 90 Julinho 146 France Bordeaux Kargu 8 A Taça Latina http://casacomum.org/cc/visualizador?pasta=06330.051.12451#!12 Diário de Lisboa Estádio Nacional do Jamor Oeiras, Portugal 25,000 Giacomo Bertolio (Italy) _whiteborder _vneckwhite _whiteborder _band white FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FFFFFF FF0000 _fcgb 1950h _band white 1e5385 000033 1e5385 FFFFFF 006622 GK 1 Portugal José de Bastos DF 2 Portugal Jacinto Marques DF 3 Portugal Félix Antunes DF 4 Portugal Joaquim Fernandes MF 5 Portugal José da Costa (c) MF 6 Portugal Rosário FW 7 Portugal Francisco Moreira FW 8 Portugal Rogério Pipi FW 9 Portugal Eduardo José Corona FW 10 Portugal Julinho FW 11 Portugal Arsénio Duarte Manager: England Ted Smith GK 1 France Jean-Guy Astresses DF 2 France Georges Mérignac (c) DF 3 France Jean Swiatek DF 4 France André Doye MF 5 France Manuel Garriga MF 6 Morocco Ben Kaddour M'Barek FW 7 France René Persillon FW 8 France Guy Meynieu FW 9 France René Gallice FW 10 France Mustapha Ben M'Barek FW 11 France Édouard Kargu Manager: France André Gérard 1950 Latin Cup Champions Portugal Benfica 1st Goalscorers Rank Player Team Goals 1 Portugal Arsénio Duarte Portugal Benfica 3 France André Doye France Bordeaux France Édouard Kargu 2 Morocco Larbi Ben M'Barek Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid 2 3 Sweden Henry Carlsson 1 Spain 1945 Adrián Escudero France René Persillon France Bordeaux Italy Ferenc Nyers Italy Lazio Portugal Eduardo José Corona Portugal Benfica Portugal Raul Pascoal Portugal Rogério Pipi Portugal Rosário Portugal Julinho o.g. Spain 1945 Juan Babot Spain 1945 Atlético Madrid 1 Sources:November 2025 Notes References External links Latin Cup (Full Results) from RSSSF Association football France Italy Portugal Spain Category:Latin Cup Category:1949–50 in Portuguese football Category:June 1950 sports events in Europe Category:1949–50 in European men's football Category:Football competitions in Lisbon Category:1950s in Lisbon