La fotographîa susodicho mostre Héctor Enrique jugador de fütbol Argentino,
durante los finals de la Copa del Mundo 1986.
ARGENTINA - ITALIA 1:1 (1:1) 05.06.86 Puebla, Estadio Cuauhtemoc (32,000)
Nery Pumpido, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Jose Luis Brown, Oscar Ruggeri, Oscar Garre, Ricardo Giusti,
Sergio Batista (50 Julio Olarticoechea), Jorge Burruchaga, Claudio Borghi (75
Héctor Enrique),
Diego Maradona (c), Jorge Valdano
ARGENTINA - BULGARIA 2:0 (1:0) 10.06.86 Mexico City, Estadio Olimpico '68 (65,000)
Nery Pumpido, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Jose Luis Brown, Oscar Ruggeri, Oscar Garre, Ricardo Giusti,
Sergio Batista (46 Julio Olarticoechea), Jorge Burruchaga, Claudio Borghi (46
Héctor Enrique),
Diego Maradona (c), Jorge Valdano
ARGENTINA - INGLATERRA 2:1 (0:0) 22.06.86 Mexico City, Estadio Azteca (115,000)
Nery Pumpido, Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Oscar Ruggeri, Julio Olarticoechea, Sergio Batista,
Ricardo Giusti, Jorge Burruchaga (76 Carlos Tapia),
Héctor Enrique, Diego Maradona (c), Jorge Valdano
ARGENTINA - BELGICA 2:0 (0:0) 25.06.86 Mexico City, Estadio Azteca (110,000)
Nery Pumpido, Jose Luis Brown, Jose Luis Cuciuffo, Julio Olarticoechea, Ricardo Giusti,
Héctor Enrique,
Sergio Batista, Jorge Burruchaga (86 Ricardo Bochini), Diego Maradona (c), Jorge Valdano
World Cup final.
ARGENTINA (3) v (2) ALEMANIA DEL OESTE (1:0) (Brown 23m,
Valdano 56m, Burruchaga 86m,
Rummenigge 74m, Völler 83 m) Estadio Azteca (114,000)
Mexico City 29.06.86.
GERMANY:
1.Harald Schumacher (GK), 17. Ditmar Jakobs, 14. Thomas Berthold, 4. Karlheinz Förster,
2. Hans-Peter Briegel, 8. Lothar Matthäus, 3. Andreas Brehme,
10. Felix Magath (20. Dieter Hoeness 63 min), 6. Norbert Eder,
11. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (C), Klaus Allofs (9. Rudi Völler 46 min).
ARGENTINA:
18. Nery Pumpido (GK), 5. José Luis Brown,
9. José Luis Cuciuffo,
19. Oscar Ruggeri,
14. Ricardo Giusti,
16. Julio Olarticoechea,
2. Sergio Batista,
7. Jorge Burruchaga (21. Marcelo Trobbiani 90 min), 12. Héctor Enrique,
10. Diego Maradona (C),
11 Jorge Valdano.
CLUB CAREER:
1982 Lanús
1983–1990 River Plate 134 (7)
1990–1991 Deportivo Español 22 (3)
1991–1993 Lanús 60 (12)
1995 Tosu Futures
1996–1997 FPI Hamamatsu