The World‘s best Referee 1993 1. Peter Mikkelsen (Danmark)
Honour of Peter Mikkelsen in Danish television DR TV (sport show) in København on 29th January 1994
Jørgen Nielsen (IFFHS Vice-President / Denmark) at the encomium for Peter Mikkelsen.
Peter Mikkelsen (Danmark), Dr. Alfredo Pöge (IFFHS President).
Peter Mikkelsen, Tommy Troelsen (Presenter)
Peter Mikkelsen (Danmark)
Peter Mikkelsen
Joël Quiniou (France)
Sándor Puhl (Hungary)
Aron Schmidhuber (Germany)
Kurt Röthlisberger (Switzerland)
Pier-Luigi Pairetto (Italy)
1. Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United FC / Danmark)
Honour of Peter Schmeichel before the kick-off of the Denmark vs. Nortern Ireland in „Parken“ (in presence of 40.242 spectators) in København on 13th October 1993.
Peter Schmeichel (Denmark), Jøregen Nielsen (IFFHS Vice-President / Denmark).
Steen Hummeluhr (Representative of uhlsport in Denmark), Peter Schmeichel, Jøregen Nielsen.
Lars Olsen, Peter Schmeichel, Jøregen Nielsen, Flemming Povlsen.
Honour of Sergio Javier Goycochea should took place before a full "A" international, but the trophy (donated by uhlsport) came South America in a smashing up condition. So the representative of uhlsport in Argentina (Mr. Gerztenmann) handed over later a trophy to "Goyco", but IFFHS has not available photos from it.
Sergio Javier Goycochea (Argentina)
Honour of Jorge Campos before the kick-off of the local derby UNAM vs. CF América C in Estadio Universidad (in presence of 40.242 spectators) in København on 10th October 1993.
Pedro Soto (Mexican ex-national goalkeeper and representative of uhlsport in Mexico) with the trophy, Carlos F. Ramírez (IFFHS Executive Committee / México), Jorge Campos with the read sweater.
Jorge Campos (UNAM Ciudad de México)
Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United FC)
Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United FC)
Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United FC)
Sergio Javier "Coyco" Goycochea (Argentina)
Sergio Javier Goycochea (CA River Plate Buenos Aires)
Jorge Campos (Mexico)
Jorge Campos
Andoni Zubizarreta (Spain)
 Armelino Donizetti Quagliato "Zetti" (Brazil)
Bodo Illgner (Germany)
The World‘s Top Goal Scorer 1993 1. Saeed Owairan Al-Dosari (Al Shabab FC Riyadh / Sausi Arabia)
Honour of Saeed Owairan Al-Dosari in Riyadh on 31st March 1994
HRH Prince Sultan bin Fahad Bin Abdul Aziz (President of Saudi Arabia Football Federation), Fahad Dahmsh (Saudi Arabia national team manager), Saeed Owairan (Saudi Arabia). Foto: SAFF
Khalid Al-Hussein (General Manager of media and publishing in General Presidency for Youth Welfare), Abdulrahman Aldahham (Ex-Chairman of referee's Committee in SAFF), Saeed Owairan (at the microphone), Mohammed Kherashi (a head coach of Saudi Arabia national team at that time). Foto: SAFF
Plattform / Panel
Abdulrahman Aldahham (Chairman of referee's Committee in SAFF in that time), ?, Saeed Owairan.
Saeed Owairan
Saeed Owairan
Saeed Owairan
Kazuyoshi Miura (Japan)
Kazuyoshi "Kazu" Miura
Luis Roberto Alves "Zague" (Mexico)
Diego Simones Argentina (left), Luis Roberto Alves "Zague" (4th July 1993)
Roberto "Roby" Baggio (Italy)
Roberto Baggio (Juventus FC Torino)
Piyapong Pue-on (Thailand), right Charore Hongkajorn.
Andreas "Andy" Möller (Juventus FC Torino)
Raúl Ignacio Diaz Arce (Luis Angel Firpo Usulutan)
Raúl Ignacio Diaz Arce (El Salvador)
Club World Ranking 1993 1. Juventus FC Torino (Italia)
Honour of AFC Ajax Amsterdam 9-CWR-1993-1 9-CWR-1993-2
Juventus FC Torino: Back, f. l. t. r. Jürgen Kohler, Marco Antonio De Marchi, Julio César da Silva, Dino Baggio, Angelo Peruzzi; Front, f. l. t. r. Roberto Galia, Roberto Baggio, Massimo Carreara, Andreas Möller, Gianluca Vialli, Moreno Torricelli. Foto: Olimpia
Milan AC: Back, f. l. t. r. Sebastiano Rossi, Paolo Maldini, Franklin Rijkaard, Mauro Tassotti, Demetrio Albertini, "Marco" van Basten; Front, f. l. t. r. Roberto Donadoni, Franco Baresi, Gianluigi Lentini, Alessandro Costacurta, Daniele Massaro. Foto: Olimpia
FC Barcelona: Back, f. l. t. r. Andoni Zubizarreta, Michael Laudrup, Ronald Koeman, Hristo Stoichkov, Aitor Beguiristáin, José María Bakero; Front, f. l. t. r. Guillermo Amor, Albert Ferrer, Josep Guardiola, Sergi Barjuán Escula, Juan Antonio Goicoechea. Foto: Don Balon
São Paulo FC: Back, f. l. t. r. Armelino Donizetti Quagliato "Zetti", Edi Wilson José Santos Dinho, Ronaldo Rodrigues de Jesús, Marcos Evangelista de Moraes "Cafú", André Luiz Moreira, António Carlos Cerezo "Toninho"; Front, f. l. t. r. Masseur, Luís António Corrêa da Costa "Muller", Dorival Guidoni Junior "Doriva", Válber Roel de Oliveira, José Ferreira da Silva "Palhinha", Leonardo Nascimento de Araújo, Masseur. Foto: IFFHS
Parma AC: Back, f. l. t. r. Tomas Brolin, Alberto Di Chiara, Alessandro Melli, Georges Grun, Lorenzo Minotti, Marco Ballotta; Front, f. l. t. r. Stefano Cuoghi, Luigi Apolloni, Marco Osio, Antonio Benarrivo, Daniele Zoratto. Foto: Olimpia
Spartak Moscow: Back, f. l. t. r. Nikolay Pisarev, Andrey Tikhonov, ?, Ilya Tsymbalar, Valery Zhilyaev (administrator), Nikolay Larin (masseur), Dmitry Khlestov, Yegor Titov, Igor Ledyakhov, Viktor Zernov (coach of second team), Alexandr Tarkhanov (coach assistant), Nikolay Starostin (president), Oleg Romantsev (head coach), Viktor Beschastnykh. Front, f. l. t. r. Salih Hadji (manager), Dmitry Popov, Andrey Pyatnitsky, Andrey Ivanov, Gintaras Stauce (Lithuania), Ramiz Mamedov, Valery Karpin, Viktor Onopko. Foto: Spartak Moscow |
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