José Sasía

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Sasía and the second or maternal family name is Lugo.

José Francisco Sasía Lugo (27 December 1933 in Treinta y Tres - 30 August 1996 in Montevideo, Uruguay)^[1] was a Uruguayan footballer who played for clubs of Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay and in the Uruguay national football team in the FIFA World Cup Chile 1962 and England 1966.

Teams (Player)

Defensor Sporting 1954-1959
Boca Juniors 1960 - 13 caps (3 goals)
Peñarol 1961-1964
Rosario Central 1965 - 26 caps (6 goals)
Defensor Sporting 1966-1967
Nacional 1968
Racing de Montevideo 1969
Olimpia 1969
Defensor Sporting 1970

Teams (Manager)

Titles (Player)

Peñarol 1961 (Uruguayan Championship, Copa Libertadores and Copa Intercontinental), 1962 (Uruguayan Championship) and 1963 (Uruguayan Championship)
Olimpia (Paraguayan Championship)
Uruguay 1959 (Copa América)

Honours (Player)

Peñarol 1962 (3 goals in matches vs Nacional)

References

↑ "Necrológica: José Sasía" [Deaths: José Sasía] (in Spanish). ABC. 31 August 1996. p. 62.

External links

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Uruguay squad – 1957 South American Championship Third Place

Ambrois Bernardico Campero Carranza Castro Correa A. Fernández R. Fernández Gonçalves González Lescano Marichal Méndez Miramontes Percíncula Pippo Roque Santamaría Sasía Taibo Vilariño Coach: López

Uruguay squad – 1959 South American Championship (Argentina)

Aguilera Alvarez Benítez Borges Castillo Davoine Demarco Douksas Escalada Fernández Gonçalves Guaglianone Leiva Martínez Mesías Miramontes Núñez Pérez Rodríguez Sasía Silveira Coach: Castro

Uruguay squad – 1959 South American Championship (Ecuador) Winners (10th title)

Benítez Bergara Chávez Dalmao Davoine Dogliotti Douksas Escalada Espalter Gómez González Guaglianone Manghini Méndez Mesías Pérez Píriz Sasía Silveira Sosa Troche Coach: Carrazzo

Uruguay squad – 1962 FIFA World Cup

1 Sosa 2 Troche (c) 3 Emilio Álvarez 4 Méndez 5 Gonçalves 6 P. Cubilla 7 Pérez 8 Cortés 9 Sasía 10 Rocha 11 L. Cubilla 12 Maidana 13 Martínez 14 Soria 15 E. González 16 R. González 17 Eliseo Álvarez 18 Langón 19 Bergara 20 Silva 21 Cabrera 22 Escalada Coach: Corazzo

Uruguay squad – 1966 FIFA World Cup

1 Mazurkiewicz 2 Troche (c) 3 Manicera 4 Forlán 5 Gonçalves 6 Caetano 7 Cortés 8 Urruzmendi 9 Sasía 10 Rocha 11 Pérez 12 Sosa 13 Díaz 14 Emilio Álvarez 15 Ubiña 16 Eliseo Álvarez 17 Salva 18 M. Viera 19 Silva 20 Ramos 21 Espárrago 22 Taibo Coach: O. Viera

Aris Thessaloniki F.C. – managers

Vlachopoulos (1914–18)
Ko. Vikelides (1922–27)
Kessler (1927–29)
De Valer (1929–32)
Ko. Vikelides (1932)
Antal (1932–34)
Ko. Vikelides (1934–40)
Kaltekis (1945–49)
Giakoumis (1949–50)
Aggelakis (1950–53)
Kl. Vikelides (1953–55)
Simonovski (1955)
Netuka (1955)
Petrović (1955–56)
Kašanin (1956)
Stefovič (1956–57)
Kl. Vikelides (1957)
Stefovič (1957–58)
Kaltekis (1958)
Panagl (1958)
Kl. Vikelides (1958–59)
Glišović (1959–61)
Kl. Vikelidis (1961)
Velliadis (1961)
Spajić (1961–62)
Grigoriadis (1962)
Trevisan (1962)
Palfi (1962–66)
Glišović (1966–67)
Correia (1967–69)
Aggelakis (1969)
Ćirić (1969–70)
Mpaltatzis (1970)
Ćirić (1970–71)
Mpaltatzis (1971)
Allen (1971)
McGuinness (1971–73)
Stanković (1973–75)
Panagoulias (1975)
Zhechev (1975–76)
Panagoulias (1976–77)
Patsidis (1977)
Rühl (1977)
Patsidis (1977–78)
Ćirić (1978)
Čačevski (1978–79)
Sasía (1979–80)
Blunstone (1980)
Vičan (1980–81)
Nalbantis (1981)
Cramer (1981–82)
Georgiadis (1982–84)
Chatzikostas (1984)
Libregts (1984–86)
Giannis Venos (1986)
Zec (1986–87)
Gounaris (1987)
Prokop (1987–88)
Panagoulias (1988–90)
Tsilios (1990)
Gmoch (1990–91)
Tsilios (1991)
Vutsov (1991–92)
Foiros (1992–96)
Giannis Tzifopoulos (1996)
Jarabinský (1996)
Diamantopoulos (1996–97)
Semertzidis & Pantziaras (1997)
Rocha (1997)
Foiros (1997–98)
Paraschos (1998)
Panagoulias (1998–99)
Petković (1999–00)
Michalitsos & Semertzidis (2000)
Tennes (2000–01)
Michel (2001)
Tzifopoulos (2001)
Tardy (2001)
Krauss (2001–02)
Foiros (2002–03)
Michalitsos (2003)
Pantziaras (2003)
Skouboe (2003)
Katsavakis (2003–04)
Chatzaras (2004–05)
Kuusela (2005)
Anastopoulos (2005–06)
Hoyos (2006)
Passialis (2006–07)
Hernández (2007)
Oliva (2007)
Bajević (2007–08)
Hernández (2008–09)
Mazinho (2009)
Bugiuklis (2009)
Cúper (2009–11)
Michalitsos (2011)
Tsiolis (2011)
Probierz (2011–12)
Machado (2012)
Katsavakis (2012)
Alcaraz (2012–13)
Michalitsos (2013)
Papadopoulos (2013)
Chatzinikolaou (2013)
Milinković (2013)
Papadopoulos (2013–14)
Foiros (2014)
Kalaitzidis (2014)
Campos (2014–15)
Dobrašinović (2015)
Kalaitzidis (2015)
Anastopoulos (2015–)

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