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• Soviet Union national football team (links | edit)
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• Kazakhstan national football team (links | edit)
• Fiji national football team (links | edit)
• Saar national football team (redirect page) (links | edit)
• Thailand national football team (links | edit)
• Netherlands Antilles national football team (links | edit)
• Papua New Guinea national soccer team (links | edit)
• South Vietnam national football team (links | edit)
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• Malaysia national football team (links | edit)
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• New Caledonia national football team (links | edit)
• List of FIFA country codes (links | edit)
• South Yemen national football team (links | edit)
• Kiribati national football team (links | edit)
• Faas Wilkes (links | edit)
• Saar Protectorate (links | edit)
• 1. FC Saarbrücken (links | edit)
• Herbert Martin (links | edit)
• 1953 in Norwegian football (links | edit)
• Football in Germany (links | edit)
• Football Federation of the Soviet Union (links | edit)
• Abe Lenstra (links | edit)
• 1954 FIFA World Cup qualification (links | edit)
• Substitute (association football) (links | edit)
• 1954 FIFA World Cup final (links | edit)
• Stjepan Bobek (links | edit)
• List of top international men's football goalscorers by country (links | edit)
• Borussia Neunkirchen (links | edit)
• FIFA World Cup qualification (links | edit)
• Max Morlock (links | edit)
• Dresdner SC (links | edit)
• Ludwigsparkstadion (links | edit)
• FIFA Arab Cup (links | edit)
• TuS Koblenz (links | edit)
• Bernard Vukas (links | edit)