Ditmar JAKOBS

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Date: 25 June 1986

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- POSITION
  Verteidiger
- DATE OF BIRTH
  Friday, 28 August 1953
- PLACE OF BIRTH
  Oberhausen, Germany.

INTERNATIONAL
Germany
- CAREER DATES
  1980 - 1986.
- Total Caps
  20 International matches 1 gaol.

WORLD CUP
- Debut
  8 Juni 1986
  Deutschland 2-1 Schottland
- World Cup Games
  1986 (6)

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Ditmar JAKOBS - Germany - FIFA Weltmeisterschaft 1986

Das foto oben zeigt den deutschen fußballer Ditmar Jakobs und Französisch fußballer Michel Platini

während der Weltmeisterschaft 1986.

Ditmar Jakobs playing for Germany in the 1986 World Cup game against France in Guadalajar.

DEUTSCHLAND 2:1 SCHOTTLAND (1:1) 08.06.86 Queretaro, Estadio La Corregidora (30000)

Harald Schumacher (c), Thomas Berthold, Karlheinz Förster, Norbert Eder, Hans-Peter Briegel (64 Ditmar Jakobs), Lothar Matthäus, Felix Magath, Pierre Littbarski (76 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge), Klaus Augenthaler, Rudi Völler, Klaus Allofs
.
DEUTSCHLAND 0:2 DANEMARK (0:1) 13.06.86 Queretaro, Estadio La Corregidora (36000)
Harald Schumacher (c), Thomas Berthold, Karlheinz Förster (71 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge), Norbert Eder, Matthias Herget, Ditmar Jakobs, Lothar Matthäus, Wolfgang Rolff (46 Pierre Littbarski), Andreas Brehme, Rudi Völler, Klaus Allofs
.
DEUTSCHLAND 1:0 MAROKKO (0:0) 17.06.86 Monterrey, Estadio Universitario (19000)
Harald Schumacher, Thomas Berthold, Karlheinz Förster, Ditmar Jakobs, Hans-Peter Briegel, Norbert Eder, Lothar Matthäus, Felix Magath, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (c), Klaus Allofs, Rudi Völler (46 Pierre Littbarski)
.
DEUTSCHLAND 0:0 MEXIKO (Deutschland 4-1 strafstoß) 21.06.86 Monterrey (44000)
Harald Schumacher, Thomas Berthold, Karlheinz Förster, Ditmar Jakobs, Hans-Peter Briegel, Andreas Brehme, Norbert Eder (115 Pierre Littbarski), Lothar Matthäus, Felix Magath, Klaus Allofs, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (c - 59 Dieter Hoeness)
.
DEUTSCHLAND 2:0 FRANKREICH (1:0) 25.06.86 Guadalajara, Estadio Jalisco (47500)
Harald Schumacher, Andreas Brehme, Karlheinz Förster, Ditmar Jakobs, Hans-Peter Briegel, Norbert Eder, Lothar Matthäus, Felix Magath, Wolfgang Rolff, Klaus Allofs, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (c - 58 Rudi Völler)

Weltmeisterschaft Finale. World Cup final.

DEUTSCHLAND 2:3 ARGENTINEN (0:1) (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.

Jakobs was a member of the German national football team, which was runner-up in the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.

From 1980 to 1986, Jakobs won 20 caps for the Deutscher Fußball-Bund.

His career ended very badly at 20 September 1989 in the game between Hamburger SV and Werder Bremen.

When an attacker overlobbed his goalie, Jakobs lunged feet-first into his goal and scraped the ball off the line.

However, he fell into the hooks fixing the goal to the ground (in that time, the hooks were not stipulated to be under the earth.

He lay there for twenty agonising minutes, the hook dug deeply into his flesh. Finally, the team doctor cut the hooks from

his back with a scalpel. With this, however, the nerves in his back were cut. Because of this horrible accident,

he was forced to end his career.

The hook missed his spine be a mere two inches.

Senior Club career.

Years Team Apps† Goals.

1971–1974   Rot-Weiß Oberhausen   45   (12)
1974–1977   Tennis Borussia Berlin   101   (16)
1977–1979   MSV Duisburg 68   (2)
1979–1989   Hamburger SV             323   (37)

Total 537 (67)