Leonard Piontek

Leonard Franz Piontek ( born October 3, 1913 in Chorzów, † July 1, 1967 ibid ) was a Polish football player of the World Cup 1938 in France.

His entire career as a striker, he spent in a single association, which has changed its name several times during his career - ( AKS Krolewska Huta / Chorzów, FV Germania Chorzów, AKS Chorzow / Chorzów ).

With his club several Silesian master has become and in 1937 he won as a newly promoted to second place in the Polish 1st League.

During the Second World War he was with his team's three -time champion of the Gauliga Upper Silesia and then took part with Germania to the German championship.

In the national team he came in the years 1937-1939 to 17 international matches, in which he scored eleven goals. He also took part in the World Cup 1938 in France. His first international game he played on 23 June 1937 in Warsaw against Sweden ( 3-1 ), in which he scored his first international goal also.

After the cessation of active career, he worked as a football coach.

Internationals

September 6, 1936 Riga, Latvia - Poland 3:3
June 23, 1937 Warsaw, Poland - Sweden 3-1 (1 goal )
July 4, 1937 Lodz, Poland - Romania 2:4 (1 goal )
September 12, 1937 Sofia, Bulgaria - Poland 3:3
October 10, 1937 Warsaw, Poland - Yugoslavia 4-0 ( 2 goals)
March 13, 1938 Zurich, Switzerland - Poland 3:3 (1 goal )
April 3, 1938 Belgrade, Yugoslavia - Poland 0:1
May 22, 1938 Warsaw, Poland - Ireland 6:0 ( 2 goals)
June 5, 1938 Strasbourg, Brazil - Poland 6:5 aet (WM)
September 18, 1938 in Chemnitz, Germany - Poland 4:1
September 25, 1938 Warsaw, Poland - Yugoslavia 4-4 (1 goal )
October 23, 1938 Warsaw, Poland - Norway 2:2
November 13, 1938 Dublin, Ireland - Poland 2:3 ( 1 goal)
January 22, 1939 Paris, France - Poland 0:4
May 27, 1939 Lodz, Poland - Belgium 3:3
June 4, 1939 Warsaw, Poland - Switzerland 1-1 ( 1 goal)
August 27, 1939 Warsaw, Poland - Hungary 4:2 ( 1 goal)

Football players (Poland )
Person ( Chorzów )
Man
Born in 1913
Died in 1967

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