Luis Eyzaguirre
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Luis Eyzaguirre (born in 22 June 1939 in Santiago, Chile; known as Fifo beyond being invited by the FIFA to play in a commemorative game celebrating the centennial anniversary of football) was a Chilean football player. He occupied the position of right midfield in the Universidad de Chile football team known as the Ballet Azul, with which he won four national championships. He achieved third place with the Chilean national selection for the 1962 FIFA World Cup. He was considered one of the best right midfielders of his time, next to the Brazilian Djalma Santos.He played 39 matches for his country beteween 1959 and 1966
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Chile squad - 1962 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Escuti | 2 Eyzaguirre | 3 R. Sánchez | 4 Navarro | 5 Contreras | 6 Rojas | 7 Ramírez | 8 Toro | 9 Landa | 10 Fouilloux | 11 L. Sánchez | 12 Godoy | 13 Valdés | 14 Lepe | 15 Rodríguez | 16 Cruz | 17 Ortiz | 18 Moreno | 19 Musso | 20 Campos | 21 Tobar | 22 Astorga | Coach: Riera |
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Chile squad - 1966 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Araya | 2 Berly | 3 Campos | 4 Cruz | 5 Donoso | 6 Eyzaguirre | 7 Figueroa | 8 Fouilloux | 9 Godoy | 10 Hodge | 11 Landa | 12 Marcos | 13 Olivares | 14 Prieto | 15 J. Ramírez | 16 O. Ramírez | 17 Sánchez | 18 Tobar | 19 Valdés | 20 Valentini | 21 Villanueva | 22 Yávar | Coach: Alamos |
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