German football legend Franz Beckenbauer who won World Cup in 1974 dies

Football Legend Franz Beckenbauer Dies, Aged 78

A new BBC documentary examines the legacy of Scotland's infamous journey to the 1978 World Cup in Argentina. Michael Alexander kicked off proceedings by taking a sneak peak.

Franz Beckenbauer German World Cup winner dies aged 78

Watch the highlights from the match between Scotland and Netherlands played at Estadio Ciudad de Mendoza, Mendoza on Sunday, 11 June 1978.

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Graham McColl, in his book '78: How a Nation Lost the World Cup, fully examines this unique tale of national hype and subsequent deflation. Scotland headed home in ignominy following a.

Football legend Franz Beckenbauer dies at the age of 78

The World Cup in 1978 famously saw Scotland on the march with Ally's army and about to "shake them up" by winning the tournament. But did Scotland's manager Ally MacLeod really claim his team.

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MENDOZA, Jun. 11, 1978 (AMP) — Argentina 78 : Scotland defeated the Netherlands by a score of 3-2 (halftime: 1-1), in a World Cup group stage game on Sunday afternoon at the Estadio Ciudad de Mendoza.Archie Gemmill scored dual goalsDutch forward Rob Rensenbrink opened the score in the 34th minute on penalty, before seeing Scotland catch up in the 44th minute thanks to Kenny Dalglish. 1-1 at.

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This was an STV production (shown all across the UK) which set out to capture the mood of Scotland "getting ready to take on the world" at the 1978 World Cup.

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Scotland went into the 1978 World Cup as one of the best half-dozen or so teams in the world and as a reasonable outside bet for the semi-finals. For a few glorious minutes they led the best team in the world by three goals to one.

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Former Scotland goalkeeper Alan Rough gives us his memories of the nation's memorable 1978 World Cup campaign.. 1978 as the biggest debacle in Scotland's World Cup history - and there have been.

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1978 FIFA World Cup squads Below are the squads for the 1978 FIFA World Cup final tournament in Argentina . Group 1 Argentina Head coach: César Luis Menotti Note that this squad is numbered alphabetically by surname, unlike traditional numbering systems where the goalkeeper has shirt number 1 and so forth. France Head coach: Michel Hidalgo Hungary

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Scotland '78: A Love Story explores how maverick manager Ally MacLeod, who infamously boasted that Scotland were good enough to bring back the World Cup, instilled a new sense of national.

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Scotland vs Iran 7 June 1978 16:45 ART Estadio Chateau Carreras, Córdoba Attendance: 7,938 Referee: Youssou N'Diaye ( Senegal) Scotland Iran Assistant referees: Nicolae Rainea (Romania) Arnaldo Coelho (Brazil)

German football legend Franz Beckenbauer who won World Cup in 1974 dies

Full highlights video of the group stage match, between Schotland and Peru. Rendered to 4K ULTRA HD.Date: 03-06-1978Local time: 16:45Location: Estadio Córdob.

German football legend Franz Beckenbauer has died aged 78

Number: Name: Pos: Height: Weight: Date of Birth: Birth Place: Current Club: 1: Alan Rough G: 6'01" 13 03: 25-11-51: Glasgow: Partick Thistle 2: Sandy Jardine D: 31.

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There's a mesmeric quality to the story of Scotland's 1978 World Cup in Argentina, writes Tom English of a new BBC documentary.