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[[image:Lorantgyula.jpg|thumb|200px|Gyula Lorant]]
Gyula Lorant was born [[February 6]], [[1923]]. He died [[May 31]], [[1981]] in [[Toumba Stadium]].

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 During his career as footballer he played for Hungarian sides Vasas Budapest and Honved Budapest. Lorant was also a member of the so called '''Mighty Magyars''' who managed to astonish the world with a 3-6 win over England at Wembley. That was the first time England lost at home to a team from the mainland.
-Other great achievements of Lorant and his team were Olympic gold at the [[1952]] Olympics in Helsinki and the second place at the [[1954]] World Cup in Switzerland. In the “Wunder von Bern” Hungary lost to West-Germany with 3-2 after being in front of the score with 2-0 after only eight minutes of play.
+Other great achievements of Lorant and his team were Olympic gold at the [[1952]] Olympics in Helsinki and the second place at the [[1954]] World Cup in Switzerland. In the “Wunder von Bern” Hungary lost to West-Germany with 3-2 after being in front of the score with 2-0 after only eight minutes of play. Lorant was capped 37 times for Hungary.
 Lorant was coach of [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] in the 1975/1976-season. In that season the side from [[Thessaloniki]] won its first Championship. Later on he coached Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayern Munich and Schalke ‘04 before returning to [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] in the summer of [[1980]].

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−	'''Gyula Lorant''', born as Gyula Lipovics, was a Hungarian ~~[[football (soccer)\|football]]~~ footballer and coach, born [[February 6]], [[1923]].	+	'''Gyula Lorant''', born as Gyula Lipovics, was a Hungarian footballer and coach, born [[February 6]], [[1923]].

	During his career as footballer he played for Hungarian sides Vasas Budapest and Honved Budapest. Lorant was also a member of the so called '''Mighty Magyars''' who managed to astonish the world with a 3-6 win over England at Wembley. That was the first time England lost at home to a team from the mainland.		During his career as footballer he played for Hungarian sides Vasas Budapest and Honved Budapest. Lorant was also a member of the so called '''Mighty Magyars''' who managed to astonish the world with a 3-6 win over England at Wembley. That was the first time England lost at home to a team from the mainland.

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 [[image:Lorantgyula.jpg|thumb|200px|Gyula Lorant]]
 '''Gyula Lorant''' was a Hungarian [[football (soccer)|football]] coach, born [[February 6]], [[1923]].
 During a game between [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] and [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] at [[Toumba Stadium|Toumba]] on [[May 31]], [[1981]], '''Gyula Lorant''' suffered a heart attack during the game, and the doctor Vasilis Chalvatzoulis tried to keep him alive by "opening" him up and keeping the heart beating while waiting for the emergency ambulance to make it to Toumba. Unfortunately Lorant left his last breath in [[Toumba Stadium]].

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 [[image:Lorantgyula.jpg|thumb|200px|Gyula Lorant]]
-Gyula Lorant was born [[February 6]], [[1923]].
+'''Gyula Lorant''' was a Hungarian [[football (soccer)|football]] coach, born [[February 6]], [[1923]].
 During a game between [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] and [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] at [[Toumba Stadium|Toumba]] on [[May 31]], [[1981]], '''Gyula Lorant''' suffered a heart attack during the game, and the doctor Vasilis Chalvatzoulis tried to keep him alive by "opening" him up and keeping the heart beating while waiting for the emergency ambulance to make it to Toumba. Unfortunately Lorant left his last breath in [[Toumba Stadium]].

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 Gyula Lorant was born [[February 6]], [[1923]].
-Dduring a game between PAOK and Olympiakos at Toumba on May 31, 1981, '''Gyula Lorant''' suffered a heart attack during the game, and the doctor Vasilis Chalvatzoulis tried to keep him alive by "opening" him up and keeping the heart beating while waiting for the emergency ambulance to make it to Toumba. Unfortunately Lorant left his last breath in [[Toumba Stadium]].
+During a game between [[PAOK FC|PAOK]] and [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] at [[Toumba Stadium|Toumba]] on [[May 31]], [[1981]], '''Gyula Lorant''' suffered a heart attack during the game, and the doctor Vasilis Chalvatzoulis tried to keep him alive by "opening" him up and keeping the heart beating while waiting for the emergency ambulance to make it to Toumba. Unfortunately Lorant left his last breath in [[Toumba Stadium]].
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