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English: VALENCIA C. F. Temporada 1962-63. Zamora, Piquer, Quincoces, Mestre, Sastre, Chicao, Ricardo La Virgen (masajista). Héctor Núñez, Ribelles, Waldo, Guillot y Yosu. C. F. BARCELONA 1 VALENCIA C. F. 1 Resultado global: VALENCIA CF 7 CF BARCELONA 2 Miércoles 12/09/1962, 20:45 horas. IV Copa de Ferias 1961-62, Final, partido de vuelta. Barcelona: Nou Camp. GOLES: 1-0: 46’, Kocsis. 1-1: 88’, Guillot. ALINEACIONES: CF BARCELONA: Pesudo; Benítez, Garay, Gracia; Vergés, Fusté; Cubilla, Goywaerts, Kocsis, Villaverde y Camps; entrenador: Ladislao Kubala. VALENCIA CF: Zamora; Piquer, Quincoces, Mestre; Sastre, Chicao; Héctor Núñez, Ribelles, Waldo, Guillot y Yosu; entrenador:Alejandro Scopelli. ÁRBITRO: Giulio Campanatti, Italia. INCIDENCIAS: El Valencia se adjudica su primer título de Campeón de la Copa de Ferias.
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