Antonio Alzamendi in action for Uruguay in their opening game against
Spain FIFA World Cup Finals in Italy.
1990 World Cup Games. Group E.
Uruguay (0) v (0) Spain. 13th. June 1990. Udine, Stadio Friuli (35,713)
Uruguay:
1.
Fernando Álvez, (GK), 6. Alfonso Domínguez,
4
José Oscar Herrera,
20.
Ruben Pereira (
15. Gabriel Correa 64 min), 11.
Rubén Sosa, 5. José Perdomo,
7. Antonio Alzamendi
(18. Carlos Aguilera 64 min), 9. Enzo Francescoli,
3.
Hugo de León, 10.
Rubén Paz, 2.
Nelson Gutiérrez
Spain:
1. Andoni Zubizarreta (GK), 5. Manolo Sanchís, 20. Manolo (18. Rafael Paz 79 min),
9. Emilio Butragueño, 2. Chendo, 3.
Manuel Jiménez Jiménez, 21. Michel,
6. Rafael Martín Vázquez, 11. Francisco Villarroya (14. Alberto Górriz 79 min),
4. Genar Andrinúa, 15.
Roberto Fernández Bonillo.
Uruguay (1) v (3) Belgium. (Clijsters 15m, Scifo 24m, Ceulemans 47m, Bengoechea 73m)
Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi, Verona. Attendance: 33,759.
Uruguay:
1. Fernando Álvez (GK),
2. Nelson Gutiérrez,
3. Hugo de León,
6. Alfonso Domínguez,
4. José Oscar Herrera, 10. Rubén Paz,
9. Enzo Francescoli (C), 5 José Perdomo,
8. Santiago Ostolaza, (16. Pablo Bengoechea 56 min),
7. Antonio Alzamendi (18. Carlos Aguilera 46 min), 11. Rubén Sosa.
Belgium:
1. Michel Preud'homme,
7. Stéphane Demol,
2. Eric Gerets,
13. Georges Grün,
16. Michel De Wolf,
5. Bruno Versavel (2. Patrick Vervoort 75 min),
4. Lei Clijsters (6. Marc Emmers 46 min),
8 Franky Van der Elst,
10. Enzo Scifo,
9. Marc Degryse, 11. Jan Ceulemans (C).
Round of Sixteen.
Uruguay (0) v (2) Italy. (Schillaci 65m, Serena 83m). Stadio Olimpico, Rome.
Attendance: 73,000.
Uruguay:
Alvez (GK), Pintos Saldaña, Dominguez, Gutierrez, De Leon, Perdomo,
Aguilera (Sosa 55 min),
Ostolaza (Alzamendi 79 min), Francescoli (C),
R. Pereira, Fonseca.
Italy:
Zenga (Inter) (GK), Bergomi, (cap.), Maldini ,
Baresi, Ferri , De Agostini, Berti (Serena 52 min),
De Napoli,
Schillaci, Giannini, Baggio (Vierchowod 79 min).
CLUB CAREER:
1971–1973 Wanderers de Durazno
1974–1976 Policial de Durazno
1977–1978 Sud América 31 (14)
1978–1982 Independiente 185 (75)
1982–1983 River Plate
1983 Nacional 17 (5)
1983–1984 Tecos UAG 17 (2)
1985 Peñarol 20 (13)
1986–1988 River Plate 77 (30)
1988–1990 Logroñés 62 (15)
1990-1991 Textil Mandiyú 9 (0)
1993 Rampla Juniors 4 (1)