Which team did the player Peter Sykora (footballer) belong to from 1964 to 1965?
Peter Sykora ( footballer ) Peter Sykora ( born 9 October 1946 in Wismar ) is a former East German association football player who spent the majority of his career with F.C . Hansa Rostock . Until 1965 , Sykora played for TSG Wismar , joining the club aged 12 . Here he played ten matches in East Germanys second-tier DDR-Liga . Together with his Wismar teammate Klaus-Peter Stein Sykora celebrated his greatest success , winning the title at the UEFA junior tournament in West Germany in 1965 . The East German team beat Portugal , Austria , the Netherlands and Czechoslovakia to advance to the final where the underdogs beat England 3–2 in front of 18,000 spectators in Essen . Between 1964 and 1965 Sykora played in 8 matches with the East German Under-18 national team , until 1969 in another 15 matches for the Under-23 national team . In 1965 Sykora was delegated to the regional footballing center , SC Empor Rostock . His first DDR-Oberliga match was a 4–0 away win at 1 . FC Lokomotive Leipzig on day 7 of the 1965–66 season as a center back . Soon thereafter the football department of SC Empor was formed into the football club F.C . Hansa Rostock . Altogether , Sykora played in 12 Oberliga matches in his first season . The following season , he played in 15 Oberliga matches and in the FDGB-Pokal final against BSG Motor Zwickau , losing 0–3 . After a manager change for the 1967–68 season , Sykora found himself largely sidelined , playing in only 4 matches in the Oberliga and the rest of the season in the reserve team . In consequence , he transferred to 1 . FC Magdeburg at the end of the season . His first season with his new club ended with Sykoras only senior club title when he won the 1969 FDGB-Pokal final against FC Karl-Marx-Stadt on 1 June 1969 . Sykora also appeared in 16 league matches , increasing that number to 23 in the following season . Despite having become a first team regular , he decided to return to Rostock for the 1970–71 season . Aside from three matches in the DDR-Oberliga , he almost exclusively played in the reserves again , for a total of 18 DDR-Liga matches . After his military service , during which he played for army sports club Vorwärts Perleberg , Sykora finally became a regular at Rostock , but had to spend two seasons in the second-tier DDR-Liga when the club was relegated in 1975 and 1977 , respectively . Towards the end of his career Sykora played another five years for BSG Schiffahrt und Hafen Rostock in the DDR-Liga . Later he managed Schwaaner Eintracht in the Bezirksklasse Mecklenburg-Vorpommern . Honors . - UEFA junior tournament : 1 - Winner 1965 - FDGB-Pokal ( Youth ) : 2 - Winner 1962 , 1963 - FDGB-Pokal : 1 - Winner 1969 - Runner-up 1967