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Florijan Matekalo (Croatian pronunciation: [flǒrijaːn
matěːkalo]; 25
April 1920 – 20 May 1995) was a
footballer who pla****
international football for both...
- Pirmajer,
Branko Rašović and
Radoslav Bečejac.
Managers Illés Spitz,
Florijan Matekalo and
Stjepan Bobek monitored and
guided their development. The decision...
- IGRALIŠTE GRAĐANSKOG, ZAGREB, 02.04.1940. 16:00 Gledatelja: 10.000,
Florijan Matekalo (46'),
Zvonimir Cimermančić (70', 82'),
August Lešnik (84') Colborne, Una...
- 1986 when his
father Milan took him to a
training session led by
Florijan Matekalo. He was
officially registered by the club on 5
September 1988, eventually...
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after the war as the
official Yugoslav Army club (these
included Florijan Matekalo and
Stjepan Bobek).
Since Zagreb was home to the Croatian-named Nogometni...
- youngster's
footballing talents got
spotted by FK
Partizan youth coach Florijan Matekalo,
initiating fifteen-year-old Vasović's
transfer across town to the big...
- stadium,
beating Switzerland 4–0 in
April (through
goals from
Florijan Matekalo,
August Lešnik and a
brace by
Zvonko Cimermančić) in
front of a
crowd of...
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years 2
months 6 days, 26
March 2011 – 1 June 2021
First goal
Florijan Matekalo, 2
April 1940,
Croatia 4–0
Switzerland The
following table provides a summary...
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Silvester Šereš (6
October 1945 v Zemun). In
Yugoslav First League –
Florijan Matekalo (25
August 1946 v
Pobeda Skopje). In
First League of FR
Yugoslavia – Slaviša...
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targets of
dominating teams and had
successful careers such as
Florijan Matekalo,
Petar Manola,
Milan Rajlić,
Stanko Zagorac,
Aleksandar Mastela or Branko...
