Archiwum zdjęć sportowych 2024 - 05
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(FILES) Dutch midfielder Johan Neeskens scores the opening goal on a penalty kick as he beats West German goalkeeper Sepp Maier, 07 July 1974 in Munich, during the World Cup soccer final. Host West Germany beat the Netherlands 2-1 to earn its second World Cup title, twenty years after its first win over Hungary (3-2), 04 July 1954 in Bern. Johan Neeskens, part of the Ajax and Netherlands teams that created "total football" in the 1970s and a key team-mate of Johan Cruyff, has died aged 73, the Dutch football federation said on October 7, 2024. (Photo by STAFF / AFP)
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