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From 1954 to 1955, at his tender age of 14-15 years, he was a player in a Second Division Team called Gageret Football Team. Then, in the years from 1956 to 1970 he played as a striker in the First Division with Telecommunication Football Team which won the Ethiopian Nations Club Championship three times respectively in 1958, 1969 and 1970. Tekle Kidane participated during that time in scoring many remarkable goals for his team. |
From 1954 to 1955, at his tender age of 14-15 years, he was a player in a Second Division Team called Gageret Football Team. Then, in the years from 1956 to 1970 he played as a striker in the First Division with Telecommunication Football Team which won the Ethiopian Nations Club Championship three times respectively in 1958, 1969 and 1970. Tekle Kidane participated during that time in scoring many remarkable goals for his team. |
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He also played as a member of the (former) Ethiopian National Team when Ethiopia won its historical success by winning the [[1962 African Cup of Nations|Third African Cup of Nations]] beating Egypt 4-2 after extra time. During the Final Play in 1962, Tekle paid a remarkable score to equalize Egypt after half time (1-1) where Egypt was temporarily leading 1-0. Then encouraged by Tekle´s support and his important goal his team mates followed suit and won the Final (2-2 by Luciano Vassallo, 3-2 by Italo Vassallo and 4-2 by Mengistu Worku). Ethiopia couldn´t repeat this great success and win |
He also played as a member of the (former) Ethiopian National Team when Ethiopia won its historical success by winning the [[1962 African Cup of Nations|Third African Cup of Nations]] beating Egypt 4-2 after extra time. During the Final Play in 1962, Tekle paid a remarkable score to equalize Egypt after half time (1-1) where Egypt was temporarily leading 1-0. Then encouraged by Tekle´s support and his important goal his team mates followed suit and won the Final (2-2 by Luciano Vassallo, 3-2 by Italo Vassallo and 4-2 by Mengistu Worku). Ethiopia couldn´t repeat this great success and win an African Cup of Nations a second time untill present day. |
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Tekle Kidane also played with Omedla Team in Addis Abeba for a couple of seasons, he also was a coach of Serae Football Team and Dahlak Shoe Factory Football Team in Asmara. |
Tekle Kidane also played with Omedla Team in Addis Abeba for a couple of seasons, he also was a coach of Serae Football Team and Dahlak Shoe Factory Football Team in Asmara. |
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Revision as of 17:36, 29 December 2009
Tekle Kidane (born 30 August 1939 in Asmara / Eritrea (Abashawl)) is a former football player. In early days, Tekle (Nickname: Tekle Silki) played among the best international (Eritrean) football players with former National Football Team of Ethiopia.
From 1954 to 1955, at his tender age of 14-15 years, he was a player in a Second Division Team called Gageret Football Team. Then, in the years from 1956 to 1970 he played as a striker in the First Division with Telecommunication Football Team which won the Ethiopian Nations Club Championship three times respectively in 1958, 1969 and 1970. Tekle Kidane participated during that time in scoring many remarkable goals for his team.
He also played as a member of the (former) Ethiopian National Team when Ethiopia won its historical success by winning the Third African Cup of Nations beating Egypt 4-2 after extra time. During the Final Play in 1962, Tekle paid a remarkable score to equalize Egypt after half time (1-1) where Egypt was temporarily leading 1-0. Then encouraged by Tekle´s support and his important goal his team mates followed suit and won the Final (2-2 by Luciano Vassallo, 3-2 by Italo Vassallo and 4-2 by Mengistu Worku). Ethiopia couldn´t repeat this great success and win an African Cup of Nations a second time untill present day.
Tekle Kidane also played with Omedla Team in Addis Abeba for a couple of seasons, he also was a coach of Serae Football Team and Dahlak Shoe Factory Football Team in Asmara.