About Aleksei Karakosov
Lived 1890 – 1917 (aged 26–27). Aleksei Karakosov was a Russian association football player.
Aleksei Konstantinovich Karakosov (; 1890–1917) was a Russian footballer. He was born in Saint Petersburg and killed in World War I.
International career Karakosov played his only game for Russia on 4 May 1913 in a friendly against Sweden. In the 75th minute the Russian goalkeeper Dmitri Matrin was injured. Substitutions were not yet allowed, so Karakosov, a midfielder, had to take Matrin's place in goal. He let in two goals.
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Who was Aleksei Karakosov?
Russian footballer (1890-1917)
When was Aleksei Karakosov born?
Aleksei Karakosov was born in 1890 in Saint Petersburg.
When did Aleksei Karakosov die?
Aleksei Karakosov died in 1917 in Russian Empire.
What was Aleksei Karakosov's occupation?
Aleksei Karakosov was an association football player.
What nationality was Aleksei Karakosov?
Aleksei Karakosov was Russian.
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