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Question Number: 15144Other 4/9/2007RE: Under 12 phillip of Hagersville, ontario Canada asks...who is the best soccer team of all time to inter the world cup Answer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer There are those who would answer few nations call their World Cup Squads soccer teams - of those the United States Squad in Japan-Korea was probably the best. For those nations having Football teams arguments would take the rest of this century and some of the next. The post World War II Hungarian squad would be near the top it not the top. They won every match they played in a six year period. They are responsible for total Football. The two matches lost were World Cup finals.
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View Referee Chuck Fleischer profileAnswer provided by Referee Steve Montanino The best soccer team of all time to enter the world cup? I would have to say ...
Pierluigi Collina, Leif Lindberg, Philip Sharp
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