Today has given the world several famous people who have closely linked their lives with football:
Andriy Nesmachny (1979) is a former Ukrainian defender who spent his entire playing career with Dynamo Kyiv. He is a six-time champion of Ukraine and a five-time winner of the country's Cup. He played 67 matches in the Ukraine national team, but did not score any goals. Quarter-finalist of the World Championship in 2006.
Vitaliy Jagodinskiy (1992) - Latvian footballer, former defender of Dynamo Kyiv. Earlier he also defended the colours of Hoverla and Diosdjer. He played 27 matches for the Latvian national team.
Sepp Meyer (1944) - former German goalkeeper. European champion (1972) and world champion (1974). One of the six footballers who won a full set of World Cup honours (silver in 1966, bronze in 1970 and gold in 1974). He spent his entire career with Bayern Munich, where he played 536 matches. Mayer still holds the Bundesliga record for consecutive games played - 442. From 1994 to 2008, Sepp Meier was the goalkeeper coach at Bayern. From 1988 to 2004 he was simultaneously goalkeepers coach with the German national team. On 10 October 2004, he was fired from the national team by then coach Jürgen Klinsmann for publicly speaking in favour of Oliver Kann and against Jens Lehmann as the national team's No. 1.