1963
– COPA ÁFRICA – GHANA
CAMPEÓN:
GHANA
FINAL
. GHANA 3 X 0 SUDÁN (Aggre-Fynn, Acquah 2)
D.T
: CHARLSE GYAMFI
PAÍSES
PARTICIPANTES : 4
PAÍSES
DEBUTANTES : GHANA, NIGERIA
GOLEADOR
: HASSAN EL-SHAZLY (RAU) 6 GOLES
MEJOR
JUGADOR : HASSAN EL-SHAZLY (RAU)
Ghana
obtuvo su independencia en 1957 desde entonces el Presidente Kwame
Nkrumah utilizo al fútbol como una de las principales herramientas
de afirmación de la identidad nacional, dos años despues de asumir
el poder formo la selección “Black Stars” “Estrellas Negras”,
el país sería sede de la Copa Africana y Nkrumah fundaría la
Organización de Unidad Africana (OUA) pilar del Pan-Africranismo en
busca de reafirmar intereses economicos, sociales de la nación y del
continente.
KWAME NKRUMAH PRESIDENTE DE GHANA
Qualifying
Tournament
Ethiopia
qualified as holders, Ghana qualified as hosts.
15-
6-63 Tunisia 4-1 Morocco [at Tunis]
[Hammadi
Henia 22' 57', Alaya Sassi 85', Mohamed Salah Jedidi 88' / Abdelkader
Mokhtatif 75']
2-
7-63 Morocco 4-2 Tunisia [at Casablanca]
[Mohamed
Khalfi 10', Ali Ben Dayan 46', Mustapha Bettache 59' pen, Hassan
Akesbi 78', / Mohamed Salah Jedidi 62', Hammadi Henia 84']
25-
1-63 Egypt w/o Uganda [Uganda withdrew]
Note:
Uganda withdrew on 16-1-63 due to the government's decision that
the
team was "not strong enough to represent the country".]
1-
6-63 Kenya 0-1 Sudan [at Nairobi]
[Abdel-Aziz
Ibrahim Adam 'Wiza']
30-
6-63 Sudan 5-0 Kenya [at Khartoum] [HT 3-0]
[Abdel-Majid
Ahmed Osman x3, Omar Ettoum Hassan, Nasr El-Din Abbas 'Jaksa']
27-
7-63 Nigeria 2-2 Guinea [at Lagos] [HT 0-2]
[?
OG 70', Lasisi Olatunji 80' / ]
6-10-63
Guinea 1-0 Nigeria [at Conakry] [HT 0-0]
[]
Note:
Guinea was later disqualified for a rule breach (not providing
neutral officials
for
the 2nd leg), and Nigeria took their place.
Final
Tournament (Ghana)
Matches
were played at the Accra Sports Stadium and the Kumasi Sports Stadium
(which were
renamed
the Ohene Djan Stadium and the Baba Yara Stadium, respectively,
decades later).
Group
A (Accra)
24-11-63
Ghana 1-1 Tunisia
[Wilberforce
Mfum 9' / Mohamed Salah Jedidi 36']
[Ghana:
Edward Dodoo Ankrah, Franklin Crentsil, Emmanuel Oblitey, Ben
Acheampong Simmons,
Edward
Jonah Aggrey-Fynn, Charles Addo Odametey, Kwame Adarkwa, Henry
Emmanuel Ofei Dodoo,
Edward
Acquah, Wilberforce Mfum, Mohammed Salisu.]
[Tunisia:
Sadok Sassi 'Attouga', Mahfoudh Benzarti, Ahmed Sghaïer, Mohsen
Habacha,
Hédi
Douiri, Taoufik Ben Othman, Alaya Sassi, Raouf Ben Amor, Mohamed
Salah Jedidi,
Abdelmajid
Chetali, Hammadi Henia.]
[Referee:
Mahmoud Hussein Imam (Egypt).]
EL PRESIDENTE NKRUMAH SALUDA A LOS JUGADORES DE GHANA, EN LA FOTO A EDWARD ACQUAH
26-11-63
Ghana 2-0 Ethiopia [HT 0-0]
[Edward
Acquah x2]
[Ghana:
Edward Dodoo Ankrah, Franklin Crentsil, Emmanuel Oblitey, Ben
Acheampong Simmons,
Edward
Jonah Aggrey-Fynn, Charles Addo Odametey, Kwame Adarkwa, Leonard
Acquah,
Edward
Acquah, Wilberforce Mfum, Mohammed Salisu.]
[Ethiopia:
Gila-Michael Tekle Mariam, (10 missing).]
28-11-63
Ethiopia 4-2 Tunisia [HT 2-1]
[Mengistu
Worku, Getachew Wolde, Luciano Vassalo x2 / Mohamed Salah Jedidi,
Raouf Ben Amor]
[Ethiopia:
Gila-Michael Tekle Mariam, Asmelash Berhe, Awad Mohammed, Kiflom
Araya,
Berhe
Goitom, Tesfaye Gebremedhin, Netsere Wolde Selassie, Girma Zeleke,
Luciano
Vassalo, Mengistu Worku, Getachew Wolde.]
[Tunisia:
Sadok Sassi 'Attouga' (Mahmoud Kanoun), Mahfoudh Benzarti, Ahmed
Sghaïer,
Mohsen
Habacha, Hédi Douiri, Taoufik Ben Othman, Alaya Sassi (Ammar
Merrichko),
Raouf
Ben Amor, Mohamed Salah Jedidi, Abdelmajid Chetali, Hammadi Henia.]
[Note:
the minutes of the goals have been omitted here deliberately because
of the severe
inconsistency
of the available sources. The Tunisian scorers are also given as
Chetali
+ Jedidi, or Chetali + Henia, or Henia x2. The Ethiopian scorers are
also
given
as Girma + Tesfaye + Mengistu x2, or Italo + Luciano + Mengistu x2.
The latter
version
is particularly implausible, given that Italo Vassalo had broken his
leg only
one
month earlier.]
1.GHANA
2 1 1 0 3- 1 3
2.Ethiopia
2 1 0 1 4- 4 2
3.Tunisia
2 0 1 1 3- 5 1
WFUM (GHANA)
Group
B (Kumasi)
24-11-63
Egypt 6-3 Nigeria
[Mohammed
Morsi Hussein 'Reda' 30' 32' 82', Hassan El-Shazly 42' 44' 81' /
Asuquo Ekpe 78', Joseph Bassey 87', Albert Onyeanwuna 89']
[Egypt:
Fathi Ali Khorshid; Mohammed Khalaf, El-Sayed El-Tabbakh, Amin
El-Esnawi, Refaat El-Fanagili,
Mohammed
Abdel-Latif 'Mimi' El-Sherbini, Ibrahim 'Moustafa' Reyadh, Mohammed
Morsi Hussein 'Reda',
Taha
Ismail, Hassan El-Shazly, Mahmoud Hassan.]
[Nigeria:
Emmanuel Omiunu, Adeniyi Omowon, Adetunji Shotayo, Godwin Achebe,
Babajide Johnson
(Augustine
Oduah), Burniston Olayombo, Kaiser Blankson, Asuquo Ekpe, Paul
Hamilton,
Joseph
Bassey, Albert Onyeanwuna.]
[Note:
the 6th Egyptian goal (82') is also attributed to Hassan El-Shazly,
but in fact his shot hit the post
and
'Reda' scored from the rebound.]
26-11-63
Egypt 2-2 Sudan
[Hassan
El-Shazly 5', Mohammed Morsi Hussein 'Reda' 7' / Nasr El-Din Abbas
'Jaksa' 60' 75']
[Egypt:
Fathi Ali Khorshid (Mohammed Ahmed 'Reda' 46'), Amin 'Mimi' Darwish,
El-Sayed El-Tabbakh,
Amin
El-Esnawi, Refaat El-Fanagili, Mohammed Abdel-Latif 'Mimi'
El-Sherbini,
Ibrahim
'Moustafa' Reyadh, Mohammed Morsi Hussein 'Reda', Taha Ismail,
Hassan
El-Shazly, Mahmoud Hassan.]
[Sudan:
Eid Sabbit Dudu Damor, Saleh Samir Fahmy, Ibrahim Mohammed Ali
'Ibrahim Kabir',
Mohammed
Amin Zaki, Jaafar Hassan Ettoum Haj Al-Sidik 'Gagarin', Omar Osman,
Abdel-Wahab
Abdel-Fadil Jadallah 'Jaqdoul', Abdel-Majid Ahmed Osman,
Ibrahim
Mohammed Ali 'Ibrahouma', Nasr El-Din Abbas 'Jaksa', Abdel-Aziz
Ibrahim Adam 'Wiza'
(Ibrahim
Yahya Al-Kuwarti).]
[Referee:
Frank Mills (Ghana).]
28-11-63
Sudan 4-0 Nigeria [HT 1-0]
[Nasr
El-Din Abbas 'Jaksa' x2, Ibrahim Yahya Al-Kuwarti, Abdel-Aziz Ibrahim
Adam 'Wiza']
[Sudan:
]
[Nigeria:
Lateef Gomez, Adeniyi Omowon, Isaac Nnando, Babajide Johnson
(Emmanuel Remi),
Augustine
Oduah, Godwin Achebe, Joseph Bassey, Albert Onyeanwuna,
Paul
Hamilton, Shedrack Ajaero, Asuquo Ekpe (Chukwumah Igweonu).]
[Note:
some sources report that 'Jaqdoul' scored instead of 'Wiza'.]
1.SUDAN
2 1 1 0 6- 2 3 [g.d. +4]
2.Egypt
2 1 1 0 8- 5 3 [g.d. +3]
3.Nigeria
2 0 0 2 3-10 0
Third
Place Match (Accra)
30-11-63
Egypt 3-0 Ethiopia
[Hassan
El-Shazly 6' 9', Ezz El-Din Yaqoub 56']
[Egypt:
Fathi Ali Khorshid, Amin 'Mimi' Darwish, El-Sayed El-Tabbakh, Amin
El-Esnawi,
Abdel-Latif
Lotfi, Mohammed Abdel-Latif 'Mimi' El-Sherbini, Ibrahim 'Moustafa'
Reyadh,
Mohammed
Morsi Hussein 'Reda', Taha Ismail, Hassan El-Shazly (Ezz El-Din
Yaqoub 46'),
Mahmoud
Hassan.]
[Ethiopia:
]
[Referee:
Frank Mills (Ghana).]
[Note:
some sources report the three goal-scorers as 'Reda', Taha Ismail,
and El-Shazly.
The
version given above was as reported in Egyptian newspapers. Also
some sources
claim
wrongly that Refaat El-Fanagili played instead of Abdel-Latif Lotfi.]
Final
(Accra)
GHANA GOLEA A SUDAN
1-12-63
Ghana 3-0 Sudan
[Edward
Jonah Aggrey-Fynn 62' pen, Edward Acquah 72' 82']
[Ghana:
Edward Dodoo Ankrah, Franklin Crentsil, Emmanuel Oblitey, Ben
Acheampong Simmons,
Edward
Jonah Aggrey-Fynn, Charles Addo Odametey, Kwame Adarkwa, Leonard
Acquah
(Henry
Emmanuel Ofei Dodoo 46'), Edward Acquah, Wilberforce Mfum, Mohammed
Salisu.]
[Sudan:
Eid Sabbit Dudu Damor, Ibrahim Mohammed Ali 'Ibrahim Kabir', Mohammed
Amin Zaki,
Ali
Sayed Ahmed Al-Sheikh, Jaafar Hassan Ettoum Haj Al-Sidik 'Gagarin',
Omar Osman,
Abdel-Wahab
Abdel-Fadil Jadallah 'Jaqdoul', Ibrahim Yahya Al-Kuwarti, Omar Ettoum
Hassan,
Nasr
El-Din Abbas 'Jaksa', Abdel-Aziz Ibrahim Adam 'Wiza'.]
[Referee:
Hédi Ben Abdelkader (Tunisia).]
[Note:
many modern sources report that Mfum scored twice, but Ghanaian
newspaper reports
report
that it was Edward Acquah. Some substantial variations in the Sudan
lineup are also reported.]
EL TROFEO PARA LOS CAMPEONES : GHANA 1963
Top
scorer : Hassan El-Shazly, Egypt, 6
goals
GHANA
– PLANTEL CAMPEÓN :
Manager:
B.B. Bismark
Coach:
Charles Kumi Gyamfi
Doctor:
Nkansah Gyan
Players:
Edward Dodoo Ankrah (GK) (Real Republikans), Ernest Joe De Graft (GK)
(Cornerstones),
Emmanuel
Oblitey (Real Republikans), Franklin Crentsil (Real Republikans),
Edward
Jonah Aggrey-Fynn [capt.] (Real Republikans), Charles Addo Odametey
(Real Republikans),
Ben
Acheampong Simmons (Real Republikans), Joe Aikins (Cornerstones),
Atta Kwame (Brong-Ahafo United),
Joseph
Agyemang Gyau (Real Republikans), Kofi Pare (Real Republikans), Kwame
Adarkwa (Asante Kotoko),
Henry
Emmanuel Ofei Dodoo (Real Republikans), Edward Acquah (Real
Republikans), Osei Kofi (Asante Kotoko),
Wilberforce
Mfum (Asante Kotoko), Leonard Acquah (Ghana Army), Mohammed Salisu
(Asante Kotoko).
GHANA 1963
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