Charles Antenen

Charles Antenen (3 November 1929 in La Chaux-de-Fonds – died 20 May 2000) was a Swiss football (soccer) player, who was nicknamed Kiki.

He played for FC La Chaux-de-Fonds from 1945-52 and 1954-65, winning three Swiss championships and six Swiss Cups. He also played for Lausanne Sports in 1953-54. For the Switzerland national football team, he played 56 matches and scored 22 goals, and took part in three World Cups: 1950, 1954 and 1962.

v • d • e Switzerland squad - 1950 FIFA World Cup

FW Antenen • FW Bader • FW Beerli • FW Bickel • DF Bocquet • GK Corrodi • MF Eggimann • FW Fatton • FW Friedländer • DF Gyger • GK Hug • DF Kernen • DF Lusenti • DF Neury • MF Quinche • DF Rey • FW Schneiter • FW Siegenthaler • DF Soldini • DF Steffen • GK Stuber • FW Tamini • Coach: Andreoli

v • d • e Switzerland squad - 1954 FIFA World Cup

1 Eich • 2 Parlier • 3 Stuber • 4 Bocquet • 5 Flückiger • 6 Mathis • 7 Neury • 8 Bigler • 9 Casali • 10 Eggimann • 11 Eschmann • 12 Fesselet • 13 Frosio • 14 Kernen • 15 Antenen • 16 Ballaman • 17 Fatton • 18 Hügi • 19 Mauron • 20 Meier • 21 Riva • 22 Vonlanthen • Coach: Rappan

v • d • e Switzerland squad - 1962 FIFA World Cup

1 Elsener • 2 Permunian • 3 Stettler • 4 Kernen • 5 Morf • 6 Rösch • 7 Schneiter • 8 Tacchella • 9 Grobéty • 10 Kehl • 11 Meier • 12 M. Vonlanthen • 13 Weber • 14 Allemann • 15 Antenen • 16 Dürr • 17 Eschmann • 18 Pottier • 19 Rey • 20 R. Vonlanthen • 21 Wüthrich • 22 Frigerio • Coach: Rappan

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