1981 The Golden Age: Mars, Paid in Paramaribo
If merit is spoken, it can be said that the Transvaal is the most important equipment in Suriname. Your brand has an enviable record of 19 league titles, four cups and two cups President would now be the CONCACAF Champions League, one of them was won by none other than Atlético Marte El Salvador.
It was in 1981 when the final took place in the city of Paramaribo, the capital of Suriname, and that according to former players, the onset of civil war in our country was the reason CONCACAF decided to make the two games in the Andre Kamperveen Stadion.
The first game was played in a great storm. "I had never rained, as then. The lawn was ugly and affected both teams," says Wesley Bundel, the midfielder who played the two games.
"Mars wanted to play short passes, but could not, so we took advantage of us," he said.
Bundel scored the goal with the first game ended in 1-1 draw. "It was a free throw. I remember that was barely hit the mark, but I gave it my all and I think your goalie is still looking for where the ball went," he said.
For the second game, scored the winner Johan Leisberger to Suriname took the win thanks to a great game speed. Hagadeau captain was responsible for lifting the title, thanks to the excellent performance of striker Theo Klein was hailed as the man of the match and was awarded player of the year in Suriname this year.
The Transvaal aligned with Barron in goal; Hagadeau, Schaul, Brammer, Oehlers, Wannenburg, Leisberger, Bundel, Morten; Court and Theo Klein.
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