Spelartrupper under världsmästerskapet i fotboll 1998
Världsmästerskapet i fotboll 1998: Spelartrupper
Grupp A
Brasilien
Förbundskapten: Mário Zagallo
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Marocko
Förbundskapten: Henri Michel
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Norge
Förbundskapten: Egil Olsen
Skottland
Förbundskapten: Craig Brown
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Grupp B
Österrike
Förbundskapten: Herbert Prohaska
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Kamerun
Förbundskapten: Claude Le Roy
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Chile
Förbundskapten: Nelson Acosta
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Italien
Förbundskapten: Cesare Maldini
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Grupp C
Danmark
Förbundskapten: Bo Johansson
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Frankrike
Förbundskapten: Aimé Jacquet
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Saudiarabien
Förbundskapten: Carlos Alberto Parreira
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Sydafrika
Förbundskapten: Philippe Troussier
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Grupp D
Bulgarien
Förbundskapten: Hristo Bonev
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Nigeria
Förbundskapten: Bora Milutinović
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Paraguay
Förbundskapten: Paulo Cesar Carpeggiani
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Spanien
Förbundskapten: Javier Clemente
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Grupp E
Belgien
Förbundskapten: Georges Leekens
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Mexiko
Förbundskapten: Manuel Lapuente
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Nederländerna
Förbundskapten: Guus Hiddink
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Sydkorea
Förbundskapten: Cha Bum-kun
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Grupp F
Tyskland
Förbundskapten: Berti Vogts
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Iran
Förbundskapten: Jalal Talebi
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USA
Förbundskapten: Steve Sampson
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FR Jugoslavien
Förbundskapten: Slobodan Santrač
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Grupp G
Colombia
Förbundskapten: Hernán Gómez
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England
Förbundskapten: Glenn Hoddle
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Rumänien
Förbundskapten: Anghel Iordănescu
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Tunisien
Förbundskapten: Henryk Kasperczak
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Grupp H
Argentina
Förbundskapten: Daniel Passarella
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Kroatien
Förbundskapten: Miroslav Blažević
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Jamaica
Förbundskapten: René Simoes
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Japan
Förbundskapten: Takeshi Okada
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