Faroes - Russia 2-5. Euro-96 qualifiers. Russian NTV report

Описание: This is Russian NTV report from the Euro-96 qualifying game in Toftir, Faroes between Faroes and Russia on September 6th, 1995. The report was originally made by Ivan Eginsson Eysturland (Ivan Moskalenko) and broadcasted in Russia in "Futbol'nyy klub" weekly programm on Friday, September 8, 1995.

The game is especially remembered for the spiritual performance by Allan Simonsen's Faroese side, containing only one professional player - Todi Jónsson, who scored a marvelous goal, running from the centre circle from the whole Russian defence to make the score 2-1 to the Faroes. The Russians eventually won the game, 5-2.

Euro-96 qualifying match. Faroes 2 Russia 5

September 6, 1995. Toftir. Svangaskarð stadium

Referee: Alan Snoddy (Northern Ireland).

0-1: Aleksandr Mostovoi 9 (penalty)
1-1: Henning Jarnskor 12
2-1: Todi Jónsson 53
2-2: Sergey Kirjakov 61
2-3: Igor Kolyvanov 65
2-4: Ilja Tsimbalar 83
2-5: Igor Shalimov 85

Faroes:
1. Jens Martin Knudsen, 1967, GÍ Gøta
2. Óli Johannesen, 1972, TB Tvøroyri
3. Tummas Eli Hansen, captain, 1966, B36 Tórshavn
(12. Allan Joensen, 1974, Kí Klaksvík, 81)
4. Janus Rasmussen, 1965, GÍ Gøta
5. Jens Kristian Hansen, 1971, B36 Tórshavn
6. Øssur Hansen, 1971, B68 Toftir
7. Kurt Mørkøre, 1969, SIF Ålesund, Norway
8. Julian Johnsson, 1975, HB Tórshavn
9. Jan Allan Müller, 1969, Sumba/VB Vágur
(15. Jens Erik Rasmussen, 1968, TB Tvøroyri, 72)
10. Todi Jónsson, 1972, Lyngby BK, Denmark
11. Henning Jarnskor, 1972, GÍ Gøta
Coach: Allan Simonsen

Russia:
1. Stanislav Cherchesov, 1963, Spartak Moscow
2. Yuri Kovtun, 1970, Dinamo Moscow
3. Yuri Nikiforov, 1970, Spartak Moscow
4. Ilja Tsimbalar, 1968, Spartak Moscow
5. Igor Shalimov, 1968, FC Lugano, Switzerland
6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 1969, FC Everton, England
(14. Vladimir Beschastnyh, 1974, SV Werder Bremen, Germany, 54),
7. Viktor Onopko, 1968, captain, Spartak Moscow
8. Vasiliy Kulkov, 1966, Spartak Moscow
(13. Ramiz Mamedov, 1972, Spartak Moscow, 62)
9. Aleksandr Mostovoi, 1968, Racing Strasbourg, France
10. Dmitriy Radchenko, 1970, Deportivo La Coruña, Spain
(16. Sergey Kirjakov, 1970, Karlsruher SC, Germany, 46)
11. Igor Kolyvanov, 1968, AC Foggia, Italy
Coach: Oleg Romantsev