About: Four Nations Tournament (1988)

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West Germany had been elected host country of the 1988 European Football Championship finals, but because of the ongoing division of Germany, the tournament organizers the DFB had decided against using West Berlin as a venue for any of the matches at the finals. This was a compromise taken at the insistence of the Soviet Union and East Germany. The German Football Association, led by Hermann Neuberger, accepted and thus West Germany secured the right to host the Championship.

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rdf:type	International Football Competition
rdfs:label	Four Nations Tournament (1988)
rdfs:comment	West Germany had been elected host country of the 1988 European Football Championship finals, but because of the ongoing division of Germany, the tournament organizers the DFB had decided against using West Berlin as a venue for any of the matches at the finals. This was a compromise taken at the insistence of the Soviet Union and East Germany. The German Football Association, led by Hermann Neuberger, accepted and thus West Germany secured the right to host the Championship.
sameAs	dbr:Four_Nations_Tournament_(1988)
dcterms:subject	Four Nations 1987–88 in German football 1988 in Soviet football 1988 in Swedish football 1987–88 in Argentine football
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Goals	11(xsd:integer) Maradona Zavarov Allofs Eskilsson Holmquist Lytovchenko Matthäus Protasov Troglio Truedsson
penaltyscore	2(xsd:integer)
Date	1988-03-31(xsd:date) 1988-04-02(xsd:date)
Champion	Sweden
penalties	Thon Völler Eckstein Matthäus P. Larsson Prytz Strömberg Thern
Country	West Germany
venues	1(xsd:integer)
Caption	Berlin's Olympic Stadium
Dates	--03-31
Score	1(xsd:integer) 2(xsd:integer)
tourney name	Four Nations Tournament
confederations	2(xsd:integer)
Attendance	17000(xsd:integer) 23709(xsd:integer) 25000(xsd:integer)
Fourth	Argentina
Referee	Kurt Röthlisberger Joël Quiniou Lajos Hartmann Marcel Van Langenhove
third	West Germany
Top scorer	Oleh Protasov
matches	4(xsd:integer)
Second	Soviet Union
Stadium	Olympiastadion, West Berlin
num teams	4(xsd:integer)
Year	1988(xsd:integer)
Size	200(xsd:integer)
abstract	West Germany had been elected host country of the 1988 European Football Championship finals, but because of the ongoing division of Germany, the tournament organizers the DFB had decided against using West Berlin as a venue for any of the matches at the finals. This was a compromise taken at the insistence of the Soviet Union and East Germany. The German Football Association, led by Hermann Neuberger, accepted and thus West Germany secured the right to host the Championship. As compensation to West Berlin, whose Olympic Stadium would no longer be used at that tournament, a Four Nations Tournament was staged there over Easter 1988.

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