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1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament

The 1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament also called Quaid-e-Azam Birth Centenary International Football Tournament, was the first edition of the Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament. The event was held at the Hockey Stadium in Karachi, Pakistan.


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Pakistan vs Afghanistan on 12 October 1976
Pakistan
12–18 October 1976
3 (from 1 confederation)
Hockey Club of Pakistan
Guangdong (1st title)
Pakistan Greens
Afghanistan
3
15 (5 per match)
Rong Zhixing (3 goals)
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The 1976 Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament also called Quaid-e-Azam Birth Centenary International Football Tournament, was the first edition of the Quaid-e-Azam International Tournament. The event was held at the Hockey Stadium in Karachi, Pakistan.

Pakistan captain Ghulam Sarwar Sr. (left), and Afghanistan captain Rahmatullah Ahmadzai (right) before the opening match between Pakistan Greens and Afghanistan

Originally scheduled for 22 October, the tournament was initially designed with two groups, Group A consisting of Chinese team Guangdong, the full Afghanistan national team, and Pakistan Greens (the full Pakistan national team). The Group B comprised Malaysia, Mauritius, and Pakistan Reds (Pakistan B team). However, in early October, the tournament's start date was abruptly moved up to 12 October. Malaysia (originally set to arrive on the 18th) and Mauritius (on the 19th) were unable to adjust their travel plans on short notice. As a result, only Group A matches were played in the initial days of the tournament.

By 16 October, the Pakistan Football Federation declared that the tournament would only include Group A, citing Malaysia's withdrawal. Additionally, Mauritius was slated to participate in exhibition matches against Pakistan and China. Subsequently, on 20 October, it was announced that Mauritius had decided to cancel its visit altogether. The Chinese team departed on 21 October.

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Hockey Stadium
Capacity: 30,000

Source: RSSSF

Guangdong (China)AfghanistanPakistan GreensPakistan Reds
Leader: Yang Guofeng
Deputy leader: Zhang Riyang
Coaches: Su Yongshun, Chen HanlinLeader: Z.A. Usmani
Deputy leader: Suadullah Ahmedzad
Coach: Sergey SalnikovManager: Pir Bux
Coach: Géza KalocsayManager: Allah Bux
He Jia (captain)
Yang Fusheng
Jia Yuehua
Ye Xiquan
Du Qingen
Wu Zhiying
Du Zhiren      
Yang Weixiang
Wei Chongjin
Rong Zhixing
Ta Jieqiu
Cai Jinbiao
Xie Zhiguang        
Chen Xirong
Ou Weiting
Chen Weihao
He Jinlun
Guan ZhiruiShah Mahmood (GK)
Abdul Wakil Arghandiwal (GK)
Abdul Basir Nasiri (DF)
Asadullah Kazimi (DF)
Rahmatullah Ahmadzai (DF) (captain)
Azimshah Gharibzada
Farid Ahmad Mawlawi
Mohammad Zaman Usman (MF)
Abdul Monim Kabir (FW)
Mohammad Farooq Sidiq (MF)
Abdul Karim Karimi (MF)
Abdullah Nekzad (MF)
Mohammad Yasin Safdari (MF)
Mohammad Sabir Rohparwar (FW)
Ahmad Shah Rahim (FW)
Mohammad Ibrahim Hashimi
Babar (FW)
Mohammad Ismail
Najibullah Kargar (MF)
Abdul Ghafoor Sahebi
Kalendar ShahGhulam Sarwar (captain)
Muhammad Ishaq Changezi
Sadiq
Masood
Muhammad Akbar Raisani
Amir Bakhsh
Shafi
Saleem Butt
Abdul Latif
Rahman
Jan Muhammad
Shamim Khan
Pir Muhammad
Kazim Ali
Afzal Qasim
Muhammad Idrees
Niaz Ali Naji
Abdul Wahid Sr.Mujahid Tareen (captain)
Muhammad Naqi Khan
Tahir Jamshed
Taj
Naeem Gul
Muhammad Siddiq Raisani
Anwar
Mian Muhammad Sohail
Aziz
Lal Mohammad
Iftikhar
Salah Mohammad
Lal Bux
Muhammad Saleem
Zahoor
Ashiq
Ayub
Shamrez
Akhtar
Maqbool Ahmed Jumma

There were 15 goals scored in 3 matches, for an average of 5 goals per match.

3 goals

2 goals

1 goal

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