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The 1978 World Cup was played in Argentina, and ended with the home nation winning its first World Cup gold in history. Holland's golden generation lost their second World Cup final in a row. Sweden drew with Brazil but still finished last in their group. Argentina's Mario Kempes won the top scorer's award, while other stars in the tournament included Cubillas from Peru and Boniek from Poland.
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The 1978 World Cup was played in Argentina, and ended with the home nation winning its first World Cup gold in history. Holland's golden generation lost their second World Cup final in a row. Sweden drew with Brazil but still finished last in their group. Argentina's Mario Kempes won the top scorer's award, while other stars in the tournament included Cubillas from Peru and Boniek from Poland.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:SVT, SVT Sport
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Director
Bosse Hansson
Self - Host
Ove Kindvall
Self
Tommy Engstrand
Self
Arne Hegerfors
Self (archive sound)
Sven Strömberg
Self - Reporter
Leif Söderström
Self - Reporter
Georg "Åby" Ericson
Self
Tord Grip
Self (archive footage)
Ronnie Hellström
Self (archive footage)
Ralf Edström
Self (archive footage)
Olle Nordin
Self (archive footage)
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