1988 in association football

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  • 2.1 Belgium
  • 2.2 Brazil
  • 2.3 Federal Republic of Germany
  • 2.4 England
  • 2.5 Yugoslavia
  • 2.6 Liechtenstein
  • 2.7 The Netherlands
  • 2.8 Austria
  • 2.9 Scotland
  • 2:10 Switzerland
  • 2:11 Uruguay

Internationally

National

  • The European Football Championship 1988 was held from June 10 to 25 in Germany. The Netherlands could decide the contest ultimately for themselves.
  • African Cup of Nations in 1988 in Morocco, finals: Cameroon Cameroon - Nigeria Nigeria 1-0

Olympic games

  • Olympic football competition of the Games of the XXIV Olympiad in Seoul 1988:

Clubs

  • European Cup of Champions 1987/88: Netherlands PSV Eindhoven, Final 0:0 nV 6:5 iE against Benfica
  • European Cup Winners' Cup 1987/88: Belgium KV Mechelen 1-0 against Ajax Amsterdam
  • UEFA Cup 1987/88: Germany Bayer 04 Leverkusen, 0:3 and 3:0 nV finals, 3:2 iE against Espanyol
  • Copa Libertadores 1988: Uruguay Nacional Montevideo, finals 1-0 and 3-0 aet against CA Newell 's Old Boys

Player of the year

  • Ballon d'Or 1988: Netherlands Marco van Basten
  • South America's Footballer of the Year: Uruguay Rubén Paz
  • African Footballer of the Year: Zambia Kalusha Bwalya

National

Belgium

  • Belgian Championship: champions FC Bruges

Brazil

  • Brazilian Championship: Champion EC Bahia

Federal Republic of Germany

England

  • English Championship: Liverpool FC
  • FA Cup 1987/88: Winner FC Wimbledon

Yugoslavia

  • Yugoslav Championship: champions FK Red Star Belgrade

Liechtenstein

  • Liechtenstein Cup 1987/88: Winners' Cup FC Vaduz

Netherlands

  • Dutch Championship: champions PSV Eindhoven

Austria

  • Austrian Football Championship 1987/88: Champion SK Rapid Wien
  • Austrian Football Cup 1987/88: Winner Kremser SC

Scotland

  • Scottish Championship: Champion Celtic Glasgow

Switzerland

  • Swiss Football Championship 1987/88: Master Neuchâtel Xamax

Uruguay

  • Uruguayan Football Championship: Champion Danubio FC
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  • Football year
  • Football in 1988
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