Iwan Stojanow (1949–2017)
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| Pełne imię i nazwisko | Iwan Georgiew Stojanow | ||||||||
| Data urodzenia | 20 stycznia 1949 | ||||||||
| Data śmierci | 10 grudnia 2017 | ||||||||
| Pozycja | obrońca | ||||||||
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Iwan Georgiew Stojanow (bułg. Иван Георгиев Стоянов, ur. 20 stycznia 1949, zm. 10 grudnia 2017[1]) – piłkarz bułgarski grający na pozycji obrońcy. W swojej karierze rozegrał 19 meczów w reprezentacji Bułgarii.
Kariera klubowa
W swojej karierze piłkarską Stojanow grał między innymi w Lewskim Sofia.
Kariera reprezentacyjna
W reprezentacji Bułgarii Stojanow zadebiutował 21 czerwca 1972 roku w zremisowanym 1:1 towarzyskim meczu z Włochami. W 1974 roku został powołany do kadry na Mistrzostwa Świata w RFN. Na tym turnieju rozegrał jeden mecz, z Holandią (1:4). Od 1972 do 1974 roku rozegrał w kadrze narodowej 19 meczów.
| Mecze i gole w reprezentacji | ||||||
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| # | Data | Stadion | Rywal | Wynik | Gol | Rozgrywki |
| 1972 | ||||||
| 1. | 21.06.1972 | Sofia, Bułgaria |  Włochy | 1:1 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 2. | 11.10.1972 | Sofia, Bułgaria |  Jugosławia | 2:1 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 3. | 18.10.1972 | Sofia, Bułgaria |  Irlandia Północna | 3:0 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
| 4. | 19.11.1972 | Lisi, Cypr |  Cypr | 4:0 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
| 1973 | ||||||
| 5. | 28.01.1973 | Lisi, Cypr | Cypr | 3:0 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 6. | 31.01.1973 | Ateny, Grecja |  Grecja | 2:2 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 7. | 28.03.1973 | Płowdiw, Bułgaria |  ZSRR | 1:0 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 8. | 02.05.1973 | Sofia, Bułgaria |  Portugalia | 2:1 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
| 9. | 12.05.1973 | Hamburg, RFN |  RFN | 0:3 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 10. | 19.08.1973 | Warna, Bułgaria |  Polska | 0:2 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 11. | 26.09.1973 | Sheffield, Anglia | Irlandia Północna | 0:0 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
| 12. | 13.10.1973 | Lizbona, Portugalia | Portugalia | 2:2 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
| 13. | 18.11.1973 | Sofia, Bułgaria | Cypr | 2:0 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
| 1974 | ||||||
| 14. | 06.02.1974 | Morfu, Cypr | Cypr | 4:1 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 15. | 08.02.1974 | Kuwejt, Kuwejt |  Kuwejt | 3:1 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 16. | 10.02.1974 | Kuwejt, Kuwejt | Kuwejt | 2:1 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 17. | 31.03.1974 | Zalaegerszeg, Węgry |  Węgry | 1:3 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 18. | 13.04.1974 | Płowdiw, Bułgaria |  Czechosłowacja | 0:1 | 0 | towarzyski |
| 19. | 23.06.1974 | Dortmund, RFN |  Holandia | 1:4 | 0 | el. MŚ 1974 |
Przypisy
- ↑ Почина бившият футболист на "Левски" Иван Стоянов-Типеца (bułg.). btvnovinite.bg, 10 grudnia 2017. [dostęp 2017-12-21].
Bibliografia
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