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Czech footballer and manager (1931–2015)
Josef Masopust (9 February 1931 – 29 June 2015) was a Czech football player and coach. He played as midfielder and was a key player for Czechoslovakia
Josef_Masopust
Surname list
Masopust (feminine Masopustová) is a Czech surname (meaning carnival); it may refer to: Masopust, the Slavic carnival Josef Masopust (1931–2015), Czech
Masopust
Annual football award event in France
panel of sports journalists from UEFA member countries, was awarded to Josef Masopust on 18 December 1962. Source: France Football Pierrend, José (22 June
1962_Ballon_d'Or
Association football club in Prague, Czech Republic
win the fifth of their domestic league titles as well as their player Josef Masopust be named European Footballer of the Year. Between the start of the competition
Dukla_Prague
World Cup final, held in Chile
Cup final, as a long ball from Tomáš Pospíchal was latched onto by Josef Masopust to put Czechoslovakia 1–0 ahead. However, just like the previous final
1962_FIFA_World_Cup_final
Annual association football award
2nd Luis Suárez Inter Milan 40 3rd Johnny Haynes Fulham 22 1962 1st Josef Masopust Dukla Prague 65 2nd Eusébio Benfica 53 3rd Karl-Heinz Schnellinger 1
Ballon_d'Or
Czech footballer (born 1972)
in 2003, Nedvěd was the second Czech player to win the award after Josef Masopust and the first since the breakup of Czechoslovakia. During his career
Pavel_Nedvěd
2004 list of greatest living footballers by Pelé
February 2023. Retrieved 22 September 2023. Slavík, Jiří (10 July 2003). "Josef Masopust – International Appearances". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
FIFA_100
Annual association football award event in France
December 2003. Nedvěd was the second Czech player to win the award after Josef Masopust (1962). Gianluigi Buffon (Italy) was the top ranked goalkeeper in the
2003_Ballon_d'Or
Association football tournament in Chile
Marcos Coll Marino Klinger Antonio Rada Francisco Zuluaga Josef Kadraba Václav Mašek Josef Masopust Jozef Štibrányi Bobby Charlton Jimmy Greaves Gerry Hitchens
1962_FIFA_World_Cup
National football team of Czechoslovakia from 1920 to 1992
Cup final. In the final at the Estadio Nacional de Chile in Santiago, Josef Masopust put Czechoslovakia ahead after 15 minutes by finishing Scherer's pass
Czechoslovakia national football team
Czechoslovakia_national_football_team
Multi-use stadium in Prague, Czechia
statue of former Dukla player and European Footballer of the Year 1962 Josef Masopust was unveiled outside the stadium. The stadium played host to its first
Stadion_Juliska
Name list
Venezuelan footballer Josef Masopust (1931–2015), Czech footballer Josef Melichar (born 1979), Czech ice hockey player Josef Mikoláš (1938–2015), Czech
Josef_(given_name)
Association football club in the Czech Republic
(1972) František Havránek (1972–1976) Josef Masopust (1976–1980) Valér Švec (1980–1981) Karel Brückner (1981–1983) Josef Bouška (1983) Viliam Padúch (1984)
FC_Zbrojovka_Brno
Men's football awards
Amarildo Josef Masopust Valery Voronin Josip Skoblar Vavá Garrincha RCS MediaGroup Gilmar Karl-Heinz Schnellinger Mauro Ramos Djalma Santos Josef Masopust Zito
FIFA_World_Cup_awards
Stage of the football World Cup
Referee: Leo Horn (Netherlands) In the first half a through-ball from Masopust cut out the Hungarian defense for Scherer to score. After that Schrojf
1962 FIFA World Cup knockout stage
1962_FIFA_World_Cup_knockout_stage
Soccer team published by France Football in 2020
(243) Not eligible Pep Guardiola 1988–2006 Barcelona (382) 24th in 1994 Josef Masopust 1950–1970 Dukla Prague (430) Winner in 1962 Lothar Matthäus 1979–2000
Ballon_d'Or_Dream_Team
International football delegation
Runners-up: 1934, 1962 Individual awards Silver Ball (unofficial): Josef Masopust (1962) Bronze Ball (unofficial): Oldřich Nejedlý (1934) Golden Boot:
Czech Republic at the FIFA World Cup
Czech_Republic_at_the_FIFA_World_Cup
Football tournament group stage
10 minutes' time a mistake from the centre of the Spanish field allowed Josef Štibrányi to face Carmelo's goal and score. The Spanish team weighed down
1962_FIFA_World_Cup_Group_3
4–1 68' Agne Simonsson Sweden 2–4 80' Pelé (2) Brazil 5–2 90' 1962 Josef Masopust Czechoslovakia 1–0 15' 3–1 Report Amarildo Tavares da Silveira Brazil
List of FIFA World Cup final goalscorers
List_of_FIFA_World_Cup_final_goalscorers
European association football championship
Defenders Midfielders Forwards Lev Yashin Ladislav Novák Vladimir Durković Josef Masopust Valentin Ivanov Igor Netto Slava Metreveli Viktor Ponedelnik Milan Galić
1960_European_Nations'_Cup
English footballer (1941–1993)
Moore (left) and Czech midfielder Josef Masopust at the 1963 England v Rest of the World match at Wembley
Bobby_Moore
Czech footballer and ice hockey player
third greatest Czechoslovak player of the 20th century behind Josef Bican and Josef Masopust. With Sparta Prague, Pešek won the Czechoslovak national title
Karel_Pešek
Czech footballer
Zdeněk Nehoda (left) with Josef Masopust and Ivo Viktor in 1974
Zdeněk_Nehoda
Slovak footballer (1938–2023)
They made it to the final match against Brazil, and Scherer assisted Josef Masopust in Czechoslovakia's first and only goal of the game. Brazil ultimately
Adolf_Scherer
Football match
Mráz DF 4 Ladislav Novák MF 8 Milan Dvořák MF 16 Ján Popluhár MF 5 Josef Masopust FW 13 Vaclav Hovorka FW 10 Jaroslav Borovička FW 14 Jiří Feureisl FW
Disaster_of_Sweden
English footballer (1915–2000)
and an International XI (including Ferenc Puskás, Alfredo Di Stefano, Josef Masopust and Lev Yashin). The International side won 6–4, and Matthews was carried
Stanley_Matthews
English-language football magazine
Fraydl (AUT) Djalma Santos (BRA) Germano Fahrudin Jusufi (YUG) Zito (BRA) Josef Masopust (TCH) Francisco Gento Garrincha (BRA) Pelé Alfredo Di Stéfano Ferenc
World_Soccer_(magazine)
Sports award
Stoichkov Croatia – Davor Šuker Cyprus – Sotiris Kaiafas Czech Republic – Josef Masopust Denmark – Michael Laudrup England – Bobby Moore Estonia – Mart Poom*
UEFA_Jubilee_Awards
Annual football award event in France
Flórián Albert Ferencváros Hungary 3 Harry Bild IFK Norrköping Sweden Josef Masopust Dukla Prague Czechoslovakia Omar Sívori Juventus Argentina 17 Robert
1963_Ballon_d'Or
Vincent 1 goal Walter Horak Horst Nemec Rudolf Pichler Erich Probst Josef Masopust François Heutte Raymond Kopa Jean-Jacques Marcel Bernard Rahis Domiciano
1960 European Nations' Cup quarter-finals
1960_European_Nations'_Cup_quarter-finals
International football competition
Walter Pearson Francisco Rojas Rigoberto Rojas Jiří Hledík Josef Jelínek Josef Kadraba Josef Masopust Peter Ducke Alberto Spencer John Connelly Ron Flowers
1962 FIFA World Cup qualification
1962_FIFA_World_Cup_qualification
FA centenary exhibition
1963 England v Rest of the World Bobby Moore (left) vs. Josef Masopust at the match Event 100th. anniversary of The Football Association England Rest
1963 England v Rest of the World football match
1963_England_v_Rest_of_the_World_football_match
UEFA trophies and awards
player squad) Lev Yashin Vladimir Durković Ladislav Novák Igor Netto Josef Masopust Valentin Ivanov Dragoslav Šekularac Bora Kostić Slava Metreveli Milan
UEFA European Championship awards
UEFA_European_Championship_awards
Cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic
and pioneer of Scouting Hana Mašková (1949–1972), figure skater Josef Masopust (1931–2015), football player and coach Jan Otto (1841–1916), publisher
Vyšehrad_Cemetery
West Slavic ethnic group
Football – Oldřich Nejedlý, Antonín Puč, František Plánička, Josef Bican, Josef Masopust, Ivo Viktor, Antonín Panenka, Zdeněk Nehoda, Tomáš Skuhravý,
Czechs
City in Ústí nad Labem Region, Czech Republic
Halberstam (1926–2014), mathematician Judita Čeřovská (1929–2001), singer Josef Masopust (1931–2015), football player and coach Olga Fikotová (1932–2024), Czech-American
Most_(city)
Scottish footballer and coach
European Cup, Stein tasked Wallace with man-marking its star player, Josef Masopust. Retiring as a player in June 1977, he joined the coaching staff at
Willie_Wallace
Slovak footballer (1935–2011)
English Football Association. Popluhár, along with Svatopluk Pluskal and Josef Masopust, played in a world team that included Alfredo Di Stéfano, Raymond Kopa
Ján_Popluhár
International football competition
Rudolf Pichler Erich Probst Karl Skerlan Todor Diev Ladislav Kačáni Josef Masopust Ladislav Pavlovič Imrich Stacho Bent Hansen John Kramer Poul Pedersen
1960 European Nations' Cup qualifying
1960_European_Nations'_Cup_qualifying
Day of the year
2015 – Hisham Barakat, Egyptian lawyer and judge (born 1950) 2015 – Josef Masopust, Czech footballer and coach (born 1931) 2015 – Charles Pasqua, French
June_29
several world-renowned footballers, such as Antonín Panenka, Josef Bican, Josef Masopust, and Ivo Viktor. The sport gained even more support when the
Sport_in_the_Czech_Republic
Buberník (1933-10-12)12 October 1933 (aged 26) 10 ČH Bratislava 10 3MF Josef Masopust (1931-02-09)9 February 1931 (aged 29) 30 Dukla Prague 7 3MF Anton Moravčík
1960 European Nations' Cup squads
1960_European_Nations'_Cup_squads
Association football team representing the world
Djalma Santos Luis Eyzaguirre Karl-Heinz Schnellinger Ján Popluhár Josef Masopust Jim Baxter Svatopluk Pluskal Raymond Kopa Uwe Seeler Denis Law Eusébio
World_XI
Brazilian footballer and manager (1931–2024)
5 January 2024 Succeeded by Dino Sani World Cup Finals Preceded by Josef Masopust Oldest Living Goal-Scorer 29 June 2015 – 5 January 2024 Succeeded by
Mário_Zagallo
Football tournament season
Fenyvesi Charles Antenen Robert Ballaman Adolf Scherer Jaroslav Borovička Josef Masopust Branko Zebec Dragoslav Šekularac Luka Lipošinović Zdravko Rajkov 1 goal
1955–1960 Central European International Cup
1955–1960_Central_European_International_Cup
Association football teams representing Europe
Victoria Ground, Stoke 6–4 Godfried van den Boer, Ferenc Puskás (2×), Josef Masopust, Laszlo Kubala, Jackie Henderson Stanley Matthews testimonial 27 September
Europe_XI
Annual association football award event in France
Gyula Grosics Tatabánya Hungary Gerhard Hanappi Rapid Wien Austria Josef Masopust Dukla Prague Czechoslovakia José Santamaría Real Madrid Spain Dragoslav
1961_Ballon_d'Or
October 2017 – via Google Books. "Tribute to Czech football legend Josef Masopust (1931 – 2015) - Radio Prague". Radio.cz. 29 June 2015. Retrieved 14
Football in the Czech Republic
Football_in_the_Czech_Republic
List of football teams
(captain) (1931-12-05)5 December 1931 (aged 26) 33 Dukla Prague 5 3MF Josef Masopust (1931-02-09)9 February 1931 (aged 27) 18 Dukla Prague 6 2DF Svatopluk
1958_FIFA_World_Cup_squads
International football competition
Todor Diev Ivan Petkov Kolev Petar Velichkov Jiří Hledík Josef Jelínek Josef Kadraba Josef Masopust Peter Ducke John Connelly Ron Flowers Johnny Haynes Dennis
1962 FIFA World Cup qualification (UEFA)
1962_FIFA_World_Cup_qualification_(UEFA)
Pluskal (1930-10-28)28 October 1930 (aged 31) 38 Dukla Prague 6 3MF Josef Masopust (1931-02-09)9 February 1931 (aged 31) 44 Dukla Prague 7 3MF Jozef Štibrányi
1962_FIFA_World_Cup_squads
Day of the year
Bernhard, Austrian author, poet, and playwright (died 1989) 1931 – Josef Masopust, Czech footballer and coach (died 2015) 1931 – Robert Morris, American
February_9
Football club
2016 Stanislav Hofmann Patrik Gedeon Stanislav Hofmann Petr Johana Josef Masopust Jiří Novotný Horst Siegl Jiří Štajner Goce Toleski Martin Vaniak Seasons
FK_Baník_Most_1909
André Piters, Belgian international footballer (died 2014) February 9: Josef Masopust, Czechoslovak international footballer and manager (died 2015) February
1931_in_association_football
Marek (born 1981) Jan Martykán (born 1983) Jaroslav Marx (born 1971) Josef Masopust (1931–2015), manager Lukáš Matyska (born 1992) Lukáš Michal (born 1983)
List_of_Czech_sportspeople
Ján Popluhár RH 4 Ladislav Novák (c) CH 5 Titus Buberník LH 6 Josef Masopust OR 7 Josef Vojta IR 8 Anton Moravčík CF 9 Andrej Kvašňák IL 10 Vlastimil
1960 European Nations' Cup final tournament
1960_European_Nations'_Cup_final_tournament
Johnstone, Chris (29 June 2015). "Tribute to Czech football legend Josef Masopust (1931 – 2015)". Radio.cz. Retrieved 14 October 2017. "Czechoslovakia
List of Czech football champions
List_of_Czech_football_champions
Brazilian footballer (born 1939)
minute after Czechoslovakia had taken the lead two minutes earlier via Josef Masopust's strike. On 69 minutes, Amarildo assisted Zito's header to put Brazil
Amarildo (footballer, born 1939)
Amarildo_(footballer,_born_1939)
Czech footballer (1930–2005)
Pluskal was a member of the line-up. With his teammate from Dukla, Josef Masopust, he formed the key midfield of the 4–2–4 formation. Thanks to Pluskal
Svatopluk_Pluskal
his football: 'The absence of Raymond Kopa, Luis Suarez, Omar Sivori, Josef Masopust, Ernst Ocwirk, Juan Schiaffino and their like merely hardens the view
International Football Hall of Fame (Manchester)
International_Football_Hall_of_Fame_(Manchester)
Zátopková (athletics – javelin throw) 2004 Ivan Hlinka (ice hockey) 2005 Josef Masopust (football) 2006 Martina Navratilova (tennis) 2007 1947 Czechoslovakia
Sportsperson of the Year (Czech Republic)
Sportsperson_of_the_Year_(Czech_Republic)
Slovak footballer
midfield schemer, forging a partnership in the centre of the park with Josef Masopust at international level. Well known for his technique and passing ability
Andrej_Kvašňák
Football tournament group stage
DF 4 Ladislav Novák (c) DF 6 Svatopluk Pluskal MF 3 Jiří Čadek MF 5 Josef Masopust FW 13 Vaclav Hovorka FW 8 Milan Dvořák FW 10 Jaroslav Borovička FW 15
1958_FIFA_World_Cup_Group_1
Maldini Eulogio Martínez Silvio Marzolini Humberto Maschio Václav Mašek Josef Masopust Mauro Ramos Bobby Moore Nílton Santos Maurice Norman Ladislav Novák
List_of_Chile-related_topics
1929) 26 June – Kája Saudek, comics illustrator (born 1935) 29 June – Josef Masopust, footballer (born 1931) 1 July – Miloslava Misáková, gymnast, Olympic
2015_in_the_Czech_Republic
Czech footballer
in the last three matches. In the final, he provided the assist for Josef Masopust's goal that opened the scoring, in a match Brazil would eventually go
Tomáš_Pospíchal
Association football award in Czechoslovakia
the Year Coach of the Year 1965 Ján Popluhár (Slovan Bratislava) 1966 Josef Masopust (Dukla Prague) 1967 Ján Geleta (Dukla Prague) 1968 Ivo Viktor (Dukla
Czechoslovak Footballer of the Year
Czechoslovak_Footballer_of_the_Year
Month of 1962
played in Santiago, Chile. Czechoslovakia was ahead 1–0 on a goal by Josef Masopust, eleven minutes into the game and the teams were tied 1–1 at halftime
June_1962
Sportsmanship award
Kopa 2011 Gianni Rivera 2012 Franz Beckenbauer 2013 Johan Cruyff 2014 Josef Masopust 2015 Not Awarded 2016 Not Awarded 2017 Francesco Totti 2018 David Beckham
UEFA_President's_Award
Calendar year
singer (d. 2017) February 9 Thomas Bernhard, Austrian author (d. 1989) Josef Masopust, Czech football player and coach (d. 2015) February 12 – Agustín García-Gasco
1931
Football league season
27 June Dukla Prague 4–2 Red Star Belgrade Montreal, QC Josef Masopust 24' Rudolf Kučera 81', 84' Svatopluk Pluskal 88' Vojislav Melić 14' Branko Zebec
1961 International Soccer League
1961_International_Soccer_League
French footballer, sports journalist, and writer (1924–2004)
presse, том 4 Le Bulletin du livre, 108-118, 1964 France Football, toute l'actualité du football Max URBINI — Josef MASOPUST — Golden Ball v t e v t e
Max_Urbini
Chris Squire, English musician, singer and songwriter (b. 1948) 29 June Josef Masopust, Czech football player and coach (b. 1931) Charles Pasqua, French businessman
2015_in_Europe
Canadian Olympic boxer (1952). Peter Luck, 89, British Olympic wrestler. Josef Masopust, 84, Czech football player and manager (Dukla Prague, national team)
Deaths_in_June_2015
International football delegation
2 Josef Masopust 10 1958 and 1962 3 Svatopluk Pluskal 9 1954, 1958 and 1962 Ján Popluhár 9 1958 and 1962 5 Andrej Kvašňák 8 1962 and 1970 6 Josef Košťálek
Slovakia at the FIFA World Cup
Slovakia_at_the_FIFA_World_Cup
fourth. Vejvoda's third spell at Dukla commenced in 1975, replacing Josef Masopust as manager from the sixth round of the 1975–76 Czechoslovak First League
Jaroslav_Vejvoda
Czech animated television series
additionally, Viktor Mayer assisted but uncredited) Masopust Jak šlo vejce na vandr (based on Josef Kluge's work; additionally, Viktor Mayer assisted but
Bubáci_a_hastrmani
Football club
current squad. Vlastimil Petržela (1992–95) Ladislav Škorpil (1998–04) Josef Csaplár (2001–03) Stanislav Griga (Jan 2003 – June 2005) Vítězslav Lavička
FC_Slovan_Liberec
1979 Czechoslovak fantasy film
the Windbeam Miroslav Masopust as the Moonbeam Mirko Musil as the strapper Music by Svatopluk Havelka Cinematography by Josef Illík Editing by Miroslav
The Prince and the Evening Star
The_Prince_and_the_Evening_Star
Naser Toure Mahama, 60, Ghanaian politician, MP (since 2012). Miloslav Masopust, 101, Czech general. Giorgos Papadakis, 74, Greek journalist and television
Deaths_in_January_2026
Sporting event delegation
Goaltenders: Vladimír Nadrchal, Vladimír Dzurilla. Defence: Josef Horešovský, Jan Suchý, Karel Masopust, František Pospíšil, Oldřich Machač. Forwards: Jozef
Czechoslovakia at the 1968 Winter Olympics
Czechoslovakia_at_the_1968_Winter_Olympics
Czech animator and illustrator (1912–1969)
which put on stage the legends and customs of his country: Carnival (Masopust), spring (Jaro), the legend of St. Procopius (Legenda or svatém Prokopu)
Jiří_Trnka
Male given name
Filipino entertainer Karel Martens (born 1939), Dutch graphic designer Karel Masopust (1942–2019), Czechoslovak ice hockey player Karel Matoušek (1928–2018)
Karel_(given_name)
Czech singer and composer
Imaginární hospoda (7-inch EP; with Karel Plíhal a Slávek Janoušek) (1986) Masopust (1986) Na vařený nudli (1988) Ke zdi (1990) Co se nevešlo (Nerez a Vy)
Zuzana_Navarová
Pešek, Josef Šroubek and Otakar Vindyš are all consistently included on team lists. However, there is a discrepancy over Karel Wälzer, Josef Loos, Karel
List of Olympic medalists in ice hockey
List_of_Olympic_medalists_in_ice_hockey
Slavia Prague 2018–19 football season
Prague. 3 September 2018. Retrieved 17 September 2018. "Slavii posílí Masopust se Ševčíkem". slavia.cz (in Czech). SK Slavia Prague. 18 December 2018
2018–19 SK Slavia Prague season
2018–19_SK_Slavia_Prague_season
Czech professional American football team
with the franchise for the 2023 season, including homegrown wide receiver Josef Janota. Source: europeanleague.football[failed verification] Reference The
Prague_Lions
European football tournament
November 1963 9 September Stadium, Plovdiv Attendance: 14,925 Referee: Josef Stoll (Austria) 14 November 1963 20:00 CET Letzigrund, Zürich Attendance:
1963–64_European_Cup
European football tournament
aggregate. 14 December 1966 Anfield, Liverpool Attendance: 53,778 Referee: Josef Krňávek (Czechoslovakia) Ajax won 7–3 on aggregate. 7 December 1966 Émile
1966–67_European_Cup
International football competition
6 October 1965 (1965-10-06) Stadionul Municipal, Cluj-Napoca Attendance: 10,000 Referee: Josef Krňávek (Czechoslovakia) Știința Cluj won 3–0 on aggregate. 22 September 1965 (1965-09-22)
1965–66 European Cup Winners' Cup
1965–66_European_Cup_Winners'_Cup
European football tournament
aggregate. 14 November 1962 Stadion Juliska, Prague Attendance: 8,622 Referee: Josef Stoll (Austria) Dukla Prague won 5–0 on aggregate. 18 November 1962 Stadion
1962–63_European_Cup
68th season in existence of FC Slovan Liberec
Knapík 23 DF BIH Haris Berbić 24 MF SVK Patrik Dulay 26 MF CZE Lukáš Masopust 27 DF UGA Aziz Kayondo 28 MF CZE Vojtěch Sychra 29 FW CZE Daniel Rus
2025–26 FC Slovan Liberec season
2025–26_FC_Slovan_Liberec_season
Cadastral district of Prague, Czech Republic
the interbellum Prague. Prague's biggest Carnival celebration (called Masopust in Czech) is annually held in Žižkov. Together with the wine harvest festival
Žižkov
Pig's slaughtering process
pig slaughters (zabijačka) still (as of 2011) take place in public at Masopust (Mardi Gras) celebrations in many Czech towns and villages. However the
Pig_slaughter
August Friendly Czechoslovakia 1–2 Soviet Union Prague, Czechoslavakia Masopust 23' Voroshilov 56' Voinov 66' Stadium: Strahov Stadion Referee: Leo Helge
Soviet Union national football team results (1924–1972)
Soviet_Union_national_football_team_results_(1924–1972)
European football tournament
22:30 CET Stadio Olimpico di Torino, Turin Attendance: 40,000 Referee: Josef Gulde (Switzerland) 1 October 1958 20:00 CET Stadion Galgenwaard, Utrecht
1958–59_European_Cup
German Alpine goddess
Zíbrt, Čeněk (1910). "Perchta, Perechta, Peruchta, Parychta, Šperechta". Masopust držíme [Keeping Carnival]. Veselé chvíle v životě lidu českého [Merry Moments
Perchta
Slavia Prague 2019–20 football season
Czech). SK Slavia Prague. 12 January 2020. Retrieved 29 January 2020. "Josef Hušbauer Joins Dynamo Dresden". en.slavia.cz/. SK Slavia Prague. 14 January
2019–20 SK Slavia Prague season
2019–20_SK_Slavia_Prague_season
(in Czech). Czech Football Association. Retrieved 21 March 2025. "Lukáš Masopust" (in Czech). Czech Football Association. Retrieved 21 March 2025. "Jakub
List of Czech Republic international footballers
List_of_Czech_Republic_international_footballers
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