João Havelange: the iron hand in an iron glove
Jorge Rafael Videla - Wikipedia
The dark story of the dictatorship behind Argentina's 1978 World Cup win | Goal.com US
Carlos Alberto Lacoste in the 1978 World Cup | Papelitos
A World Cup of blood and terror - Thore Haugstad
1978 FIFA World Cup - Wikipedia
How Argentina's Junta Used 1978 World Cup To Whitewash Bloody Rule
Pregnant women were abducted, babies taken away' - The dirtiest World Cup ever
The dark story of the dictatorship behind Argentina's 1978 World Cup win | Goal.com US
The dark story of the dictatorship behind Argentina's 1978 World Cup win | Goal.com US
Argentina stars of 1978 on being caught up with murderous ruler Videla — All Football App
FIFA's Dirty Wars | The New Republic
The dark story of the dictatorship behind Argentina's 1978 World Cup win | Goal.com US
A Dead General, A Bombed Technocrat, and 6-0 Against Peru: The 1978 World Cup and the Argentine Elite
Carlos Lacoste - Wikipedia
Coca-Cola, guns and money: the genesis of the Fifa Partner programme | SportBusiness
Philip Barker: A look back at the highs and lows of the 1978 FIFA World Cup in Argentina
Carlos Alberto Lacoste in the 1978 World Cup | Papelitos
Argentina's 1978 World Cup-winning captain Daniel Passarella to stand trial for alleged fraud | Daily Mail Online
1978 FIFA World Cup - Wikipedia
Argentina v Peru (1978 FIFA World Cup) - Wikipedia
Argentina's Blood-Stained 1978 World Cup
A review of the main curiosities of the 1978 World Cup. | Papelitos
World Cup stunning moments: Scotland's 1978 rollercoaster | Scotland | The Guardian
Pregnant women were abducted, babies taken away' - The dirtiest World Cup ever
