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• Andoni Goikoetxea (links | edit)
• CD Numancia (links | edit)
• Sevilla FC (links | edit)
• Mariano García Remón (links | edit)
• Paco Herrera (links | edit)
• 1986 FIFA World Cup squads (links | edit)
• UEFA Euro 1984 squads (links | edit)
• UE Figueres (links | edit)
• List of Spain men's international footballers (links | edit)
• 1983–84 UEFA Cup (links | edit)
• 1982–83 UEFA Cup (links | edit)
• Miguel Ángel Lotina (links | edit)
• Juan Carlos Unzué (links | edit)
• Javi Moreno (footballer, born 1974) (links | edit)
• Francisco López (footballer, born 1962) (links | edit)
• Francisco López (links | edit)
• Iñaki Bea (links | edit)
• Manuel Sarabia (links | edit)
• Quique Hernández (links | edit)
• Sergije Krešić (links | edit)
• Gonzalo Arconada (links | edit)
• Coria CF (links | edit)
• Aritz López Garai (links | edit)
• Luis Carrión (links | edit)
• 1993–94 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• Francis Xavier (name) (links | edit)
• 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship squads (links | edit)
• Spain national football team results (1980–1989) (links | edit)
• 1982–83 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• Juan Antonio Anquela (links | edit)
• Jagoba Arrasate (links | edit)
• 1986 FIFA World Cup Group D (links | edit)
• 1986 FIFA World Cup knockout stage (links | edit)
• Manix Mandiola (links | edit)
• Denmark at the FIFA World Cup (links | edit)
• Pablo Machín (links | edit)
• Pacheta (links | edit)
• Manuel García Calderón (links | edit)
• Luis Sánchez Duque (links | edit)
• Jesús Tartilán (links | edit)
• José Antonio Saro (links | edit)
• UEFA Euro 1984 Group 2 (links | edit)
• Enrique Martín (footballer, born 1956) (links | edit)
• Enrique Soladrero (links | edit)
• Máximo Hernández (links | edit)
• Celestino Vallejo (links | edit)
• 1991–92 Sporting de Gijón season (links | edit)
• Alfaro (surname) (links | edit)
• Aitor Calle (links | edit)
• Diego Martínez (footballer, born February 1984) (links | edit)