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    1978 in association football

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    1978 in sports
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    • Cycling
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    • Equestrianism
    • Esports
    • Field hockey
    • Flying disc
    • Golf
    • Gymnastics
    • Handball
    • Ice hockey
    • Ice sports
    • Korfball
    • Lumberjack sports
    • Mind sports
    • Modern pentathlon
    • Motorsport
    • Orienteering
    • Paralympic sports
    • Precision sports
      • Shooting
    • Racquetball
    • Roller sports
    • Sailing
    • Skiing
    • Speedway
    • Rugby league‎
    • Rugby union
    • Snooker
      • 1977–78
      • 1978–79
    • Strength sports
      • Weightlifting
    • Squash
    • Table tennis
    • Tennis
    • Triathlon
    • Volleyball

    The following are the association football events of the year 1978 throughout the world.

    Events

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    • Copa Libertadores 1978: Won by Boca Juniors after defeating Deportivo Cali on an aggregate score of 4–0.
    • England: Ipswich Town win the cup beating Arsenal F.C. 1–0 with the winning goal scored by Roger Osborne

    Winners club national championship

    [edit]

    Africa

    [edit]
    •  Egypt: Zamalek

    Asia

    [edit]
    •  Israel: Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.
    •  Qatar: Al-Rayyan SC

    Europe

    [edit]
    •  England: Nottingham Forest
    •  France: AS Monaco
    •  Hungary: Újpest FC
    •  Italy: Juventus
    •  Netherlands:
      • Eredivisie – PSV Eindhoven
      • Eerste Divisie – PEC Zwolle
    •  Romania: Steaua București
    •  Spain: Real Madrid
    •  Scotland: Rangers
    •  Turkey: Fenerbahçe

    North America

    [edit]
    •  Mexico: Tigres UANL
    •  United States /  Canada:
      • New York Cosmos (NASL)

    Oceania

    [edit]
    •  Australia: West Adelaide

    South America

    [edit]
    •  Argentina
      • Metropolitano – Quilmes
      • Nacional – Independiente
    •  Brazil: Guarani
    •  Paraguay: Olimpia Asunción

    International tournaments

    [edit]
    • African Cup of Nations in Ghana (March 5 – 16 1978)
      1.  Ghana
      2.  Uganda
      3.  Nigeria
    • 1978 British Home Championship (May 13 – May 20, 1978)
     England
    • FIFA World Cup in Argentina (June 1 – 25 1978)
      1.  Argentina
      2.  Netherlands
      3.  Brazil

    Births

    [edit]
    Main article: Births in 1978

    January

    [edit]
    • January 1 – Philip Mulryne, Northern Irish footballer[1]
    • January 2 – Aimo Diana, Italian footballer and manager[2]
    • January 6 – Cédric Roussel, Belgian footballer (d. 2023)[3]
    • January 9
      • Gennaro Gattuso, Italian footballer and manager[4]
      • Hamlet Barrientos, Bolivian footballer[5]
    • January 10
      • Gavin McCann, English footballer[6]
      • Facundo Quiroga, Argentine footballer[7]
    • January 11
      • Emile Heskey, English footballer[8]
      • Michael Duff, Northern Irish footballer and manager[9]
    • January 12 – Bonaventure Kalou, Ivorian footballer[10]
    • January 13
      • Chérif Touré Mamam, Togolese footballer[11]
      • Tinga, Brazilian footballer[12]
    • January 17
      • Frode Kippe, Norwegian footballer[13]
      • Patrick Suffo, Cameroonian footballer[14]
    • January 18 – Bogdan Lobonț, Romanian footballer and manager[15]
    • January 20
      • Salvatore Aronica, Italian footballer and manager[16]
      • Luciano Zauri, Italian footballer and manager[17]
    • January 24 – Tomokazu Myojin, Japanese footballer[18]
    • January 25
      • Jason Roberts, English-Grenadian footballer[19]
      • Robin Nelisse, Dutch Antillean international footballer[20]
    • January 26 – Nastja Čeh, Slovenian footballer[21]
    • January 27 – Gustavo Munúa, Uruguayan footballer and manager[22]
    • January 28
      • Gianluigi Buffon, Italian international goalkeeper[23]
      • Jamie Carragher, English footballer[24]
      • Papa Bouba Diop, Senegalese footballer (d. 2020)[25]

    February

    [edit]
    • February 2
      • Barry Ferguson, Scottish footballer and manager[26]
      • Claudio Morel, Paraguayan footballer and manager[27]
    • February 3 – Joan Capdevila, Spanish footballer[28]
    • February 5
      • Jairon Zamora, Ecuadorian footballer[29]
      • Anvarjon Soliev, Uzbekistani footballer[30]
    • February 6 – Jacek Kuranty, Polish footballer[31]
    • February 7
      • Ivan Leko, Croatian footballer and manager[32]
      • Daniel Van Buyten, Belgian footballer[33]
    • February 12 – Alain Masudi, Congolese footballer[34]
    • February 15 – Alejandro Lembo, Uruguayan footballer[35]
    • February 18 – Josip Šimunić, Croatian footballer[36]
    • February 19
      • Alioum Saidou, Cameroonian footballer[37]
      • Michalis Konstantinou, Cypriot footballer[38]
    • February 24 – Leon Constantine, English footballer[39]
    • February 25
      • Yazid Mansouri, French-Algerian footballer[40]
      • Yuji Nakazawa, Japanese footballer[41]
    • February 26
      • Abdoulaye Faye, Senegalese footballer[42]
      • Mohammed Noor, Saudi Arabian footballer[43]
    • February 27
      • James Beattie, English footballer and manager[44]
      • Kakha Kaladze, Georgian footballer[45]

    March

    [edit]
    • March 9 – Lucas Neill, Australian footballer
    • March 11 – Didier Drogba, Ivorian international
    • March 12 – Sébastien Michalowski, retired French footballer[46]
    • March 14 – Antti-Jussi Karnio, Finnish footballer[47]
    • March 15 – Ramalho (Edson Ramalho dos Santos), Brazilian footballer[48]
    • March 24 – Tomáš Ujfaluši, Czech footballer
    • March 30 – Mauricio Rojas, Chilean footballer
    • March 31
      • Stephen Clemence, English footballer and coach
      • Jérôme Rothen, French international

    April

    [edit]
    • April 1 – Antonio de Nigris, Mexican international striker (d. 2009)[49]
    • April 2
      • Erivelton, Brazilian former footballer[50]
      • Radim Novák, Czech goalkeeper (d. 2020)
    • April 18 – Stéphane Lucas, French former professional footballer[51]
    • April 30 – Simone Barone, Italian footballer

    May

    [edit]
    • May 13 – Ilya Kazakov, former Russian football player[52]
    • May 16
      • Edu, Brazilian football player and manager[53]
      • Lionel Scaloni, Argentine footballer and manager[54]
    • May 17 – Paddy Kenny, Irish footballer[55]
    • May 17 – Ricardo Carvalho, Portuguese footballer[56]
    • May 30
      • Barney Marman, Motswana former footballer[57]
      • Nicolás Olivera, Uruguayan footballer

    June

    [edit]
    • June 9 – Miroslav Klose, German footballer and manager[58]
    • June 13 – Aleksei Brikov, former Russian footballer[59]
    • June 17 – Vladimir Buss, former Russian footballer[60]
    • June 20 – Frank Lampard, English footballer and manager[61]
    • June 21 – Hatem Aqel, Jordanian footballer
    • June 23 – Diego Rangel, Spanish retired professional footballer[62]
    • June 30 – Vedat Kapurtu, Turkish footballer[63]

    July

    [edit]
    • July 4 – Manfred Razenböck, Austrian former footballer[64]
    • July 15 – Antonio Sambruno, Spanish former professional footballer[65]
    • July 22 – Dennis Rommedahl, Danish footballer
    • July 28 – Emmanuel Gros, retired French footballer[66]

    August

    [edit]
    • August 4 – Talinda Nyathi, Motswana former footballer[67]
    • August 5 – Walid Chattaoui, Tunisian retired footballer and manager[68]
    • August 16 – Héctor Bosque, Spanish retired footballer[69]

    September

    [edit]
    • September 6
      • Éric Kossingou, French former professional footballer[70]
      • Homare Sawa, Japanese footballer[71]
    • September 11
      • Dejan Stanković, Serbian footballer and manager[72]
      • Pablo Contreras, Chilean footballer[73]
    • September 15
      • Eiður Guðjohnsen, Icelandic footballer and manager[74]
      • Marko Pantelić, Serbian footballer[75]
    • September 17 – Arne Slot, Dutch football player and manager[76]
    • September 18
      • Ryan Lowe, English footballer and manager[77]
      • Augustine Simo, Cameroonian footballer[78]
    • September 22 – Harry Kewell, Australian footballer and manager[79]
    • September 25 – Hakim Bouchouari, Belgian former professional footballer[80]

    October

    [edit]
    • October 3
      • Gerald Asamoah, German footballer[81]
      • Claudio Pizarro, Peruvian footballer[82]
      • Ricardo Rocha, Portuguese footballer[83]
    • October 6
      • Ankyofna Encada, Bissau-Guinean former footballer[84]
      • Carl Hoefkens, Belgian footballer and manager [85]
    • October 9 – Oscar Ewolo, Congolese footballer[86]
    • October 11 – Kali, Angolan footballer[87]
    • October 13 – Markus Heikkinen, Finnish footballer[88]
    • October 15 – Boško Balaban, Croatian footballer[89]
    • October 17
      • Lars Hirschfeld, Canadian soccer player[90]
      • Kevin Lisbie, English-Jamaican footballer[91]
    • October 18 – Igor Lebedev, Russian professional football coach and former player[92]
    • October 22 – Chaswe Nsofwa, Zambian footballer (d. 2007)[93]
    • October 23
      • Jimmy Bullard, English footballer and manager[94]
      • Archie Thompson, Australian footballer[95]
    • October 24 – Carlos Edwards, Trinidadian footballer[96]
    • October 30 – Gerardo Seoane, Swiss footballer and manager[97]
    • October 31 – Marek Saganowski, Polish footballer and manager[98]

    November

    [edit]
    • November 4 – Roman Hupf, Austrian footballer[99]
    • November 7
      • Mohamed Aboutrika, Egyptian footballer[100]
      • Rio Ferdinand, English footballer[101]
      • Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, Dutch footballer[102]
    • November 8
      • Tim de Cler, Dutch footballer[103]
      • Ali Karimi, Iranian footballer and manager[104]
    • November 10 – Nadine Angerer, German footballer[105]
    • November 11 – Erik Edman, Swedish footballer[106]
    • November 12
      • Eric Addo, Ghanaian footballer[107]
      • Mista, Spanish footballer[108]
    • November 18 – Damien Johnson, Northern Irish footballer[109]
    • November 26 – Andrejs Rubins, Latvian footballer and manager (d. 2022)[110]
    • November 28 – Mehdi Nafti, Tunisian footballer and manager[111]
    • November 29
      • Dimitrios Konstantopoulos, Greek footballer[112]
      • Andriy Vorobey, Ukrainian footballer[113]

    December

    [edit]
    • December 4 – Michael Ricketts, English footballer[114]
    • December 5 – Marcelo Zalayeta, Uruguayan footballer[115]
    • December 8 – John Oster, English-Welsh footballer[116]
    • December 17 – Patricia Pérez, Mexican female footballer[117]
    • December 23 – Nicolás Suárez, Bolivian footballer[118]
    • December 24 – Ghislain Bagnon, French former professional footballer[119]
    • December 29
      • Victor Agali, Nigerian footballer[120]
      • Kieron Dyer, English footballer[121]

    Deaths

    [edit]

    January

    [edit]
    • January 3 – Rubén Morán, Uruguayan striker, winner of the 1950 FIFA World Cup. (47)

    May

    [edit]
    • May 8 – Juan Evaristo, Argentine midfielder, runner up of the 1930 FIFA World Cup, part of the first sibling to ever play a World Cup Final. (75)

    June

    [edit]
    • June 2 – Santiago Bernabéu (82), Spanish footballer, coach and president.

    July

    [edit]
    • July 13 – George Reader (81), English football referee

    August

    [edit]
    • August 5 – Ernst Melchior, Austrian footballer
    • August 11 – Mario Varglien, Italian midfielder, winner of the 1934 FIFA World Cup. (72)
    • August 15 – Leo Lemešić, Croatian football player and manager
    • August 31 – Ángel Bossio, Argentine Goalkeeper, runner-up of the 1930 FIFA World Cup. (73)

    September

    [edit]
    • September 15 – Ricardo Zamora, Spanish footballer
    • September 25 – Luigi Allemandi, Italian defender, winner of the 1934 FIFA World Cup. (74)

    November

    [edit]
    • November 18 – Pablo Dorado, Uruguayan striker, winner of the 1930 FIFA World Cup and first player ever to score in a World Cup Final. (70)

    December

    [edit]
    • December 5 – Carlos Riolfo, Uruguayan midfielder, winner of the 1930 FIFA World Cup. (73)

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