Медиа библиотека Сборной СССР по футболу и Советского футбола от Salvatore D`Anna

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АВСТРАЛИЯ - СССР - 2:16 (1:0)
15 ноября 1956 г.
Товарищеский матч.
Мельбурн. Стадион "Олимпик-парк". 10000 зрителей.
Судья: Р. Райт (Австралия).
Австралия: состав отсутствует.
СССР: Яшин (Разинский, 46), Н. Тищенко, Башашкин, Огоньков, Парамонов, Нетто (к), Татушин, Исаев, Симонян (Стрельцов,46), Сальников (Вал. Иванов, 46), А. Ильин (Рыжкин, 46)
Тренер - Г. Д. Качалин.
Голы: Смит (17), Иванов (49, 71), Татушин (51, 56), Парамонов (54, 82), Стрельцов (59, 63, 78), Рыжкин (65, 70), Нетто (74, 76), Исаев (80, 84, 85), Макмиллан (88).

Источник информации: "Игры сборной команды СССР по футболу". Справочник (1952 - 1988 гг.). Москва. Изд. "Советский спорт", 1989

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АВСТРАЛИЯ - СССР - 1:15 (1:7)
15 ноября 1956 г.
Товарищеский матч.
Melbourne Showgrounds. 6000 зрителей.
Судья: Р. Райт (Австралия).
Австралия:
Капитан: Роберт "Боб" Фрэнсис Бигнолл (Robert "Bob" Francis Bignall).
Тренер: Ричард Телфер (Richard Telfer).

Russians Score Soccer Victory

By Alex Burr

Russia defeated Australia by 15 goals to one in adverse conditions in a pre-Olympic soccer match at the show grounds last night.

The Russians showed tremendous speed, complete ball control and unselfish team work to give 6000 soccer fans the best display of soccer seen in Melbourne since the English professional side played here.

The average age of the Russian team is 24 years, and it showed experience normally expected from в more mature eleven.

Demonstrating the complete superiority of the Russians, they led by 7-1 at half time, and replaced only four players against Australia, which made nine replacement.

Of the Australians, only the two goalkeepers. Lord and Henderson, showed real class.

Commenting on the game, the Russian manager. Vladimir Maszkarkln, said:

"The result does not matter. The game was played in true Olympic spirit, and was good training for both teams."

Results: Russia 15 goals d. Australia 1.

"The Age", Melbourne, Friday, November 16, 1956

Перевод:

Русские одержали победу

Автор заметки: Алекс Барр

Россия разгромила Австралию в предолимпийском футбольном матче со счетом 15:1 в неблагоприятных погодных условиях на территории выставочного центра вчера вечером.

Русские показали потрясающую скорость, полный контроль над мячом и слаженную командную работу, тем самым продемонстрировав 6000 болельщикам лучший образец футбола, со времени выступления здесь, в Мельбурне, профессионалов из национальной сборной Англии.

Средний возраст российской команды - 24 года, но ход игры показал, что играли более зрелые игроки, чем можно было ожидать от этих одиннадцати.

Проведя первый тайм при полном превосходстве и завершив его со счетом 7:1 в свою пользу, русские во втором тайме сделали лишь четыре замены, тогда как Австралия заменила девять игроков.

В составе австралийцев только вратари - Лорд и Хендерсон - показали истинный класс.

Комментируя игру русских, начальник команды Владимир Мошкаркин сказал: "Результат не имеет значения. Игра прошла в олимпийском духе и была хорошей тренировкой для обеих команд".

Результат матча: Россия - Австралия - 15:1.

Газета "The Age" ("Век"), Мельбурн, 16.11.1956

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Greg Stocks talks to Bob Bignall

The side went onto play a number of trial games against the other Olympic nations in October and November of 1956. These matches have been forgotten in Australia's statistical records and although some were considered training games, large crowds often greeted the Australians as they were put through some solid match practice.

The games were:

U.S.S.R. 15 bt Australia 1 - Melbourne Showgrounds
Australia 1 bt Great Britain 3 - Campbell Reserve, Morelands
Australia 3 bt India 1 - Campbell Reserve, Morelands
Yugoslavia 5 bt Australia 1 - Melbourne Showground
Australia 3 drew Germany 3 - Village Green Heidelberg
Australia 7 bt H.M.S. Newcastle 1 - Campbell Reserve, Morelands

I asked Bob to chat about the Russia match and the large scoreline.

BB: "Talking about the Russians, their two managers and coach all came down, as the Russians were staying just around from where we used to eat and they said they wanted to play the Australian team. We had just arrived down there and had been idle as a team for six weeks. The (coaching staff) said to me what do you think Bob. I said I don't know. They said don't you want to play them. I said these fellas (the Australians) had been on the grog nearly every week and we've had limited training. We've had one day and you want to play the Russians on a Friday night.

They wouldn't take any notice of me and we played Russia. In their team were nine fellas from the Spartaks club in Russia and they were really well organised.

When we arrived you couldn't get a spot anywhere near the pitch. They said there was about 15,300 there at the old Melbourne Showgrounds. There were literally thousands and that's when this new system of (positional) interchange football was first seen in Australia. Cliffy Sander and a few others were saying "What do we do Bob, what do we do? How do we play?" I said just play your position and don't worry if the man changes.

I was just like them, picking the game up as we played. I was playing right fullback then.

I took the left winger out over the sideline a few times ball and all. But I had to stop them. Three minutes after that the player would go to right half or centre and they'd change.

The next guy came and he was quick but after a few minutes he then went to left back and somebody else went to the wing.

We let in seven goals in the first half and when we walked into the sheds at half-time I looked at Billy Henderson, who was sitting on the tables.

Bill said "What have you fellas been doing?"

Ronny (Lord) said "Wait till you get out there and you'll see then." In the second half they scored some bloody beautiful goals and just about tore the net out. We had two teams bar one player and I was the sucker to play both halves. All the boys were battling and they put eight through Hendo. I said to Bill afterwards, "What do you think now?"

He said "We ought to put all 22 on and give us a chance (laughing)".

We got beat 15-1 and I said to the manager "You asked me and we should have never played that game."

GS: The Russians sounded like they were that class above the Australians.

BB: "I think it was only the condition of our footballers because we weren't all fit. Apart from being beaten by the Russians 15-1 it wasn't a thumping because the boys had been off football for two months before we kicked a ball. You can't run racehorses against donkeys.

Two or three days after that game we played Great Britain and with the boys getting fitter we beat them 3-1, which was good because it meant the team was getting organised and we were finding players with passes and running as a team.

They were an English amateur team. I thought to myself we could beat them and we did too. We were professionals to them and we beat them 3-1 with our boys easing off a bit in the second half.

I asked one of the English players what they did for work. He said he worked in a foundry. You wouldn't get a good footballer in England who worked in a foundry. If he was any good he'd be signed up with a professional club.

It was truly an amateur team. I asked whether all the fellas work over there. He said these fellas have only been picked out of social teams and we are all workers, some even work in the pits.

GS: Did you feel the Australian team was the best team we could have fielded at the time.

BB: "I think so. There were a few others who may have gone from New South Wales."

GS: Joe Marston wasn't considered because he had just returned from a playing stint with a professional club in England and was ineligible.

BB: "I never heard anything about that. If Joe had been there I would have been very pleased, though he probably would have been skipper. A fella with his ability at stopper would have been a bonus."

Australian Online Football Museum, 29 July 2008

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