Spain v Austria

Summary

Spain v Austria is an international association football match^[1].

Key Facts

• Spain v Austria won the Spain men's national football team^[2].
• Spain v Austria is in the country of Spain^[3].
• Spain v Austria's instance of is recorded as international association football match^[4].
• Spain v Austria's part of the series is recorded as UEFA Euro 1988 qualifying^[5].
• Spain v Austria's location is recorded as Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium^[6].
• Spain v Austria's part of is recorded as UEFA Euro 1988 qualifying Group 1^[7].
• Spain v Austria's point in time is recorded as +1987-10-14T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Spain v Austria's sport is recorded as association football^[9].
• Spain v Austria's organizer is recorded as Union of European Football Associations^[10].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Robert Pecl^[11].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Toni Polster^[12].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Reinhard Kienast^[13].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Gerald Messlender^[14].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Robert Frind^[15].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Manfred Zsak^[16].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Klaus Lindenberger^[17].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Karl Brauneder^[18].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Gerald Willfurth^[19].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Ernst Baumeister^[20].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Manfred Linzmaier^[21].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Andreas Ogris^[22].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Bruno Pezzey^[23].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Andoni Zubizarreta^[24].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Víctor Muñoz^[25].
• Spain v Austria's participant is recorded as Rafael Gordillo^[26].

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Recognition

Spain v Austria won the Spain men's national football team^[2].

FAQs

What awards did Spain v Austria receive?

Honors received include Spain men's national football team^[2].