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A World Cup that belonged to Johan Cruyff and his famous turn, but sadly, the trophy belonged to West Germany
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A World Cup that belonged to Johan Cruyff and his famous turn, but sadly, the trophy belonged to West Germany

Jan Olsson later admitted he was totally taken for a ride. So deceptive was Johan Cruyff in that moment of magic. | Football News

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 05 Jun, 04:18 pm1 min read
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