1933 Copa Beccar Varela Final

1933 Copa Beccar Varela 250 Copa Beccar Varela River Plate, venue of the final Racing 2 Central Córdoba (R) 2 Match suspended on 88', points and title awarded to Central Córdoba February 11, 1934 River Plate Buenos Aires Manuel Sobreira (Uruguay) 35,000 1932 The 1933 Copa Beccar Varela Final was the final that decided the winner of the 2nd edition of the Argentine domestic cup. The cup was contested by Racing Club (for second consecutive time), and Rosarian Club Central Córdoba. The match was held in River Plate Stadium on February 11, 1934.II Copa de Honor "Sr. Beccar Varela" by Osvaldo Gorgazzi on the RSSSF"Argentina: Copa de Honor "Sr. Beccar Varela" 1ra. División Liga Argentina 1933" by José Carluccio, 13 Feb 2009 The match was suspended after 88 minutes when Racing players abandoned the field in protest of a penalty kick awarded to Central Córdoba. On February 22, the organising body Liga Argentina de Football, awarded the title to Central Córdoba, which won their first national championship.El primer batacazo en una copa lo dio central Córdoba by Oscar Barnade on Clarín, 14 Jun 2017"Cuando Central Córdoba dio el golpe" by Osvaldo Gorgazzi on CIHF blogsite, 15 Apr 2019 Qualified teams Team Previous finals app. Racing 1932 Central Córdoba (none) Bold indicates winning years Overview right vertical 220 Central cordoba beccarvarela.jpg Central cordoba festejo copa beccar varela.jpg (Left): Team of Central Córdoba that played the final; (right): club supporters holing an image of idol Gabino Sosa celebrate the title in Barrio Tablada The cup was contested by 30 teams which included clubs participating in the 1933 Primera División organised by dissident association, Liga Argentina de Football (the first professional in Argentina), 6 from Liga Rosarina de Football, 1 from Liga Santafesina, 1 from Liga Cordobesa, and 4 Uruguayan clubs (including Peñarol and Nacional) that gave the cup international status. Teams played a single round-robin before entering to the second stage, which was played in a direct elimination format. In the first stage, Racing beat Boca Juniors (with a conclusive 7–1), loss to Atlanta 3–4, and beat San Lorenzo 3–0, and Argentinos Juniors 3–0, earning a place in the knockout stage, where the team eliminated Nacional de Rosario (32), Belgrano de Córdoba 5–0, and rival Independiente in the semifinals (3–3, 4–1 playoff) Central Córdoba beat Nacional (R) 4–1, Tiro Federal 2–1, Newell's Old Boys 2–1, tied with Belgrano 1–1, and lost to Rosario Central 0–1, finishing 1st in the group and therefore qualifying for the second stage.Trofeo Beccar Varela on Central Córdoba official site Central Córdoba then eliminated Platense 2–0, Atlanta 2–0, and Gimnasia y Esgrima de Santa Fe 3–2 in the semifinal. In the final match, held in River Plate Stadium in Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Racing quickly took advantage when Demetrio Conidares scored in the second minute. Tomás Constantini fired back, scoring twice to put Central Córdoba in the lead at 2–1. Racing goalkeeper Juan Botasso then stopped a penalty kick by winger Telmo Collins. In the second half, Vicente Zito scored for Racing forcing a 2–2 tie. With only 2 minutes to play, Uruguayan referee Sobreira awarded a penalty kick to Central Córdoba. Players of Racing abandoned the field in protest against the decision, and the match was then ended abruptly. On February 22, the Liga Argentina awarded points to Central Córdoba therefore the Rosarian team was crowned champion of the competition, winning not only their first Beccar Varela trophy but also their first national title ever.Central Córdoba en su hora más gloriosa on RadioGráfica Road to the final H: home A: away N: neutral RacingRound Central Córdoba (R) OpponentResultGroup stage OpponentResult Boca Juniors 7–1 (A) Matchday 1 Nacional (R) 4–1 (H) Atlanta 3–4 (H) Matchday 2Tiro Federal 2–1 (H) San Lorenzo 3–0 (A) Matchday 3 Belgrano (R) 1–1 (H) Argentinos Juniors 3–0 (H) Matchday 4Newell's Old Boys 2–1 (A) – The Racing group had four rounds. n 4rounds Matchday 5 Rosario Central 0–1 (H) Nacional (R) 3–2 (A) Round of 8 Platense 2–0 (A) Belgrano (C) 4–0 (H) Quarter final Atlanta 2–0 (H) Independiente 3–3 (N), 4–1 (N) The first match played at San Lorenzo Stadium, the playoff at River Plate (Alvear y Tagle). n enriver Semifinal Gimnasia y Esgrima (SF) Team from Santa Fe. n stafe 3–2 (N) Played in Villa Crespo (Atlanta venue?). n vcres Notes n Match details February 11, 1934 1933 Copa Beccar Varela Final Racing 2–2 (suspended on 88') Report Central Córdoba Conidares 2 Zito 53 Constantino 37 60 Manuel Sobreira (Uruguay) River Plate Buenos Aires 35,000 _white_stripes _3stripesonwhite _white_stripes 3399ff 3399ff 3399ff 3399ff 999999 Racing _redborder _collarred _redborder _2_white_stripes 0000ff 0000ff 0000ff ffffff 000000 Central Córdoba GK ARG Juan Botasso DF ARG Rodríguez DF ARG Arturo Scarcella MF ARG Pedro Pompey MF ARG Ángel SerramíaMF ARG Antonio De Mare FW ARG Demetrio ConidaresFW ARG Vicente Zito FW ARG Alberto Fassora FW ARG Eduardo Leoncio FW ARG Roberto Bugueyro Manager:HUN Eugenio Medgyessy GK ARG Ernesto FunesDF ARG Andrés Garramendi DF ARG José BusanoMF ARG Lorenzo D'Uva MF ARG Germán GaitánMF ARG Ricardo Solero FW ARG Telmo Collins FW ARG Tomás Constantino FW ARG Gabino SosaFW ARG Antonio MoralesFW ARG Guillermo FernándezManager: ARG Héctor Di Giovannihttps://www.centralcordoba.com.ar/historia/trofeo-beccar-varela Club Atlético Central Cordoba | Trofeo Beccar Varela Note: Racing players abandoned the pitch under protest after the referee Sobreira awarded a penalty kick for Central Córdoba. The LAF declared Central Córdoba as champion of the tournament. References b Category:1934 in Argentine football Category:Football competitions in Buenos Aires