Ladislau Bölöni - Century of International Appearances (original) (raw)

The outstanding Romanian player, who obtained 102 international caps with his National Team, has entered the symbolic but exclusive circle of players with a Century of Caps.
He held the Romanian caps record from April 11, 1984 (when he equalled the total of Cornel Dinu; according to the traditional count of Romanian caps, this happened on June 14, 1984) until April 2, 1997 (when his total was surpassed by Gheorghe Hagi; according to the traditional count of Romanian caps, this happened on April 22, 1998).
All matches are friendlies unless stated otherwise.

Caps Date Venue Opponent Score Competition

4- 6-75 București Denmark 4-0 Olympic Games Qual.
18- 6-75 København Denmark 2-1 Olympic Games Qual. 1 24- 9-75 Thessaloniki Greece 1-1 Balkan Cup 2 17-12-75 Glasgow Scotland 1-1 European Champ. Qual.
24- 3-76 București France 1-0 Olympic Games Qual.
6- 4-76 Roosendaal Netherlands 3-0 Olympic Games Qual. 3 12- 5-76 Veliko Tarnovo Bulgaria 0-1 Balkan Cup 4 5- 6-76 Milano Italy 2-4 5 2- 7-76 Teheran Iran 2-2 6 6-10-76 Praha Czechoslovakia 2-3 7 28-11-76 București Bulgaria 3-2 Balkan Cup 8 23- 3-77 București Turkey 4-0 Balkan Cup 9 16- 4-77 București Spain 1-0 World Cup Qualifier 10 27- 4-77 București East Germany 1-1 11 8- 5-77 Zagreb Yugoslavia 2-0 World Cup Qualifier 12 5- 8-77 Teheran Iran 0-0 13 14- 8-77 Rabat Czechoslovakia 3-1 14 21- 9-77 București Greece 6-1 15 26-10-77 Madrid Spain 0-2 World Cup Qualifier 16 13-11-77 București Yugoslavia 4-6 World Cup Qualifier 17 22- 3-78 İstanbul Turkey 1-1 Balkan Cup 18 5- 4-78 Buenos Aires Argentina 0-2 19 3- 5-78 București Bulgaria 2-0 Balkan Cup 20 14- 5-78 București Soviet Union 0-1 21 31- 5-78 Sofia Bulgaria 1-1 Balkan Cup 22 11-10-78 București Poland 1-0 23 25-10-78 București Yugoslavia 3-2 European Champ. Qual. 24 15-11-78 Valencia Spain 0-1 European Champ. Qual. 25 13-12-78 Athinai Greece 1-2 26 19-12-78 Tel-Aviv Israel 1-1 27 21- 3-79 București Greece 3-0 28 4- 4-79 Craiova Spain 2-2 European Champ. Qual. 29 1- 6-79 Ost-Berlin East Germany 0-1 30 14-10-79 Moskva Soviet Union 1-3 31 31-10-79 T. Mitrovica Yugoslavia 1-2 European Champ. Qual. 32 18-11-79 București Cyprus 2-0 European Champ. Qual.
11- 1-80 Bogotá Hungary B 2-2 33 16- 2-80 Napoli Italy 1-2 34 30- 3-80 Beograd Yugoslavia 0-2 Balkan Cup 35 2- 4-80 București East Germany 2-2 36 18- 5-80 Brno Czechoslovakia 1-2 37 6- 6-80 Brussel Belgium 1-2 38 11-11-81 Bern Switzerland 0-0 World Cup Qualifier 39 24- 3-82 Brussel Belgium 1-4 40 14- 4-82 Ruse Bulgaria 2-1 41 1- 5-82 Hunedoara Cyprus 3-1 European Champ. Qual. 42 12- 5-82 Rosario Argentina 0-1 43 16- 5-82 Lima Peru 0-2 44 18- 5-82 Santiago Chile 3-2 45 15- 7-82 Suceava Japan 4-0 46 18- 7-82 București Japan 3-1 47 1- 9-82 București Denmark 1-0 48 8- 9-82 București Sweden 2-0 European Champ. Qual. 49 17-11-82 Karl-Marx-Stadt East Germany 1-4 50 4-12-82 Firenze Italy 0-0 European Champ. Qual. 51 29- 1-83 İstanbul Turkey 1-1 52 2- 2-83 Larisa Greece 3-1 53 9- 3-83 Tîrgu Mureș Turkey 3-1 54 30- 3-83 Timișoara Yugoslavia 0-2 55 16- 4-83 București Italy 1-0 European Champ. Qual. 56 15- 5-83 București Czechoslovakia 0-1 European Champ. Qual. 57 1- 6-83 Sarajevo Yugoslavia 0-1 58 9- 6-83 Stockholm Sweden 1-0 European Champ. Qual. 59 10- 8-83 Oslo Norway 0-0 60 24- 8-83 București East Germany 1-0 61 12-10-83 Wrexham Wales 0-5 62 8-11-83 Tel-Aviv Israel 1-1 63 12-11-83 Lemesos Cyprus 1-0 European Champ. Qual. 64 30-11-83 Bratislava Czechoslovakia 1-1 European Champ. Qual.
22- 1-84 Guayaquil Ecuador U-23 3-1 65 7- 2-84 Algiers Algeria 1-1 66 7- 3-84 Craiova Greece 2-0 67 11- 4-84 Oradea Israel 0-0 68 14- 6-84 St.-Etienne Spain 1-1 European Championship 69 17- 6-84 Lens West Germany 1-2 European Championship 70 20- 6-84 Nantes Portugal 0-1 European Championship 71 29- 7-84 Iași China 4-2 72 31- 7-84 Buzău China 1-0 73 21-11-84 Tel-Aviv Israel 1-1 74 30- 1-85 Lisboa Portugal 3-2 75 27- 3-85 Sibiu Poland 0-0 76 1- 5-85 București England 0-0 World Cup Qualifier 77 6- 6-85 Helsinki Finland 1-1 World Cup Qualifier 78 7- 8-85 Moskva Soviet Union 0-2 79 28- 8-85 Timișoara Finland 2-0 World Cup Qualifier 80 11- 9-85 London England 1-1 World Cup Qualifier 81 16-10-85 București N. Ireland 0-1 World Cup Qualifier 82 13-11-85 İzmir Turkey 3-1 World Cup Qualifier 83 23- 4-86 Timișoara Soviet Union 2-1 84 4- 6-86 București Norway 3-1 85 20- 8-86 Oslo Norway 2-2 86 10- 9-86 București Austria 4-0 European Champ. Qual. 87 8-10-86 Tel-Aviv Israel 4-2 88 12-11-86 Sevilla Spain 0-1 European Champ. Qual. 89 4- 3-87 Ankara Turkey 3-1 90 11- 3-87 Athinai Greece 1-1 91 25- 3-87 București Albania 5-1 European Champ. Qual. 92 8- 4-87 Brașov Israel 3-2 93 29- 4-87 București Spain 3-1 European Champ. Qual. 94 2- 9-87 Bydgoszcz Poland 1-3 95 7-10-87 București Greece 2-2 96 28-10-87 Vlorë Albania 1-0 European Champ. Qual. 97 18-11-87 Wien Austria 0-0 European Champ. Qual. 98 3- 2-88 Haifa Israel 2-0 Israel Tournament 99 6- 2-88 Haifa Poland 2-2 Israel Tournament 100 23- 3-88 Dublin Ireland 0-2 101 30- 3-88 Halle East Germany 3-3 102 1- 6-88 Amsterdam Netherlands 0-2

Total Record

Matches Won Draw Lost For Against Points Percentage 102 40 30 32 151- 127 110 53.92

Types of Matches Friendlies 58 World Cup Qualifiers 11
European Champ. Qual. 20 European Championship 3 Balkan Cup 8 Other Tournaments 2

Total 102

NB: note that 4 Olympic Qualifying matches have been removed from the list after a FIFA decision in 1999; in addition the FRF removed the matches on 11- 1-1980 (vs. Hungary B, 2-2) and 22- 1-1984 (vs. Ecuador U-23, 3-1, 1 goal by Bölöni) in 2007

Goals:

Cap 5 1 goal Cap 7 1 goal Cap 14 2 goals Cap 16 1 goal Cap 33 1 goal Cap 40 1 goal Cap 41 1 goal Cap 45 1 goal Cap 46 1 goal Cap 49 1 goal Cap 52 1 goal Cap 53 1 goal Cap 55 1 goal Cap 63 1 goal Cap 68 1 goal Cap 87 1 goal Cap 89 1 goal Cap 91 1 goal Cap 94 1 goal Cap 95 1 goal Cap 98 1 goal Cap 101 1 goal

Total: 23 goals

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Prepared and maintained by _Roberto Mamrud_for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: Roberto Mamrud (roberto.mamrud@gmail.com) Last updated: 4 Jun 2020