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1948–51 Nordic Football Championship

Sports event

Field	Value
tourney_name	Nordic Football Championship
year	1948–51
country	Denmark
country2	Finland
country3	Norway
country4	Sweden
dates	12 June 1948 – 21 October 1951
num_teams	4
champion	Sweden
count	3
second	Denmark
third	Norway
fourth	Finland
matches	24
goals	89
top_scorer	SWE Egon Jönsson (7 goals)
prevseason	[1937–47](1937-47-nordic-football-championship)
nextseason	[1952–55](1952-55-nordic-football-championship)

The 1948–51 Nordic Football Championship was the fifth Nordic Football Championship staged. Four Nordic countries participated: Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Sweden won the tournament, its third Nordic Championship win. The tournament was arranged by the Danish Football Association and the trophy was named DBU's Vase.

The tournament had three occasions of a team playing two games on the same day, including two times for Sweden and one time for Denmark.

Results

1948

Christiansen Lyngsaa

Rytkönen Mårtensson

Thoresen Sørdahl

1949

J. Hansen

Rytkönen

Rydell Palmér Jacobsson

Jeppson Simonsson Hennum

J. Hansen E. Hansen Mellberg

1950

E. Hansen J. Hansen Jensen

Seebach

Andersen Thoresen

Palmér

Jönsson Bengtsson Ek

1951

Eriksson Lehtovirta

Jørgensen

Lind Dahlen Bredesen

Lundberg Staalgaard

Table

The table is compiled by awarding two points for a victory, one point for a draw, and no points for a loss.

Team	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	12	7	2	3	36	22	+14
2	12	7	0	5	19	15	+4
3	12	5	3	4	23	24	–1
4	12	1	3	8	11	28	–17

Winners

Statistics

Goalscorers

SWE Egon Jönsson
SWE Gunnar Nordahl
SWE Ingvar Rydell
NOR Per Bredesen
FIN Jorma Vaihela
FIN Kalevi Lehtovirta
NOR Jann Sørdal
NOR Odd Wang Sørensen
NOR Gunnar Thoresen
NOR Harry Boye Karlsen
DEN Edvin Hansen
DEN Jens Peder Hansen
DEN Hilmar Staalgaard
DEN Poul Erik Petersen
FIN Yrjö Asikainen
NOR Gunnar Dahlen
NOR Villy Andersen
SWE Arne Lundqvist
SWE Hasse Jeppson
SWE Karl-Erik Palmér
DEN Aage Rou Jensen
DEN Claes Petersen
DEN Frank Reckendorff
DEN Kaj Christiansen
DEN Harald Lyngsaa
DEN Holger Seebach
DEN Ivan Jensen
DEN John Hansen
DEN Jørgen Wagner Hansen
DEN Knud Lundberg
DEN Poul Åge Rasmussen
FIN Aulis Rytkönen
FIN Olavi Lilja
NOR Harald Hennum
SWE Bror Mellberg
SWE Börje Tapper
SWE Gustaf Lind
SWE Karl Simonsson
SWE Karl-Alfred Jacobsson
SWE John Eriksson
SWE Lennart Lindskog
SWE Nils Liedholm
SWE Rune Rosén
SWE Sture Mårtensson
SWE Sylve Bengtsson
SWE Tryggve Granqvist
SWE Walfrid Ek
DEN Bendt Jørgensen (against Norway)

References

Sources

References

"Nordic Championships 1948-51".

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