what ist he name of the holder of number 13 in 1974 german national team?
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it was hold by Gerd Muller. the legend who had scored 15 goals of total during the world cup in late 1970s and early 1980s in mexico.
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Diego Maradona from Argentina
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Gerd Muller (Germany) 14 total goals\n10 goals in 1970 World Cup 4 goals in 1974 World Cup
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Yes, Lawrenson is right. The Mighty Magyars swept all before them and lost just that one game in over 3 years, the 1954 Final to Germany. And that was due to the sudden downpour and that the Germans had special boots to deal with the soggy pitch.\nThe inventor of the boots? One Adi Dassler, better known as Adidas!\nThe 1956 Hungarian Uprising destroyed the bulk of that team.\nThey only had that one chance, whereas Holland had 2, in 1974 and 1978. And I would say that then West Germany was the better team in the 1974 Final, whereas the Dutch were best team in the tournament.
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He is a famous french soccer player known for his fast ducking when a hard shot-on-goal is approaching.  He was accidentally hit by the ball 3 times during the German team's famous 33-0 win over France in the 1974 world cup.
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It was Gerd Müller. He was also known as "Kleines dickes Müller" which means "Litte fat Müller" ;)\nHe played for FC Bayern München and scored the decisive goal in the Word Cup final 1974 against the Netherlands in Munich for the 2:1 victory.
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The Walter brothers were German of course. The finals were held in Switzerland in 1954 to commerate the 50th anniversary of FIFA. And, of course, the Charltons.
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GERD MUELLER 14 GOALS  IN 2 WORLD CUPS AND 13 GAMES (1970 10 GOALS  1974  4 GOALS)
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Gerd Muller (Germany)\n14 total goals\n10 goals in 1970 World Cup\n4 goals in 1974 World Cup
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In 1966 and 1970 world cups he used the shirt number 4\nbut in 1974 he took the number 5\n\nAs for the Adidas commercial the ad shows Beckenbauer wearing the West German 1974 World Cup jersey which he wore number 5
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I think its Oliver Kahn (Germany) ALTHOUGH HE DIDN'T PLAY YET IN ANY OF THE MATCHES.... (but i remember that whenever he used to catch the ball... he would hold it like it was sth precious!!)
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German football player
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Well I don´t know but here are some players that won the Euro and the world cup and others championships\n\nGünter Netzer (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 2 (1970,1971) \nGerman Cup: (1973) \nSpanish Championship: 2 (1975,1976) \nSpanish Cup: 2 (1974,1975)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): (1972)\nWorld Cup: (1974)\n\nLothar Matthäus (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 7 (1985,1986,1987,1994,1997,1999, 2000) \nGerman Cup: 3 (1986,1998,2000) \nSerie A Championship:(1989) \nUEFA Cup: 2 (1991,1996) \nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1980) \nWorld Cup:(1990) \n\nJürgen Kohler (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 3 (1990,1996,2002) \nSerie A Championship:(1995)\nUEFA Champions League:(1997) \nUEFA Cup:(1993) \nIntercontinental Cup:(1997) \nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1996)\nWorld Cup:(1990) \n \nDino Zoff (Italy)\nSerie A Championship: 6 (1973,1975,1977,1978,1981,1982)\nItalian Cup: 2 (1979,1983)\nUEFA Cup: (1977)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): (1968)\nWorld Cup: (1982)\n\nRainer Bonhof (Germany)\nBundesliga Championship: 4 (1971,1975,1976,1977) \nCopa del Rey (Spanish cup): (1979)  \nUEFA Cup Winners Cup: (1980)  \nUEFA Cup: (1975)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): 2 (1972,1980) \nWorld Cup: (1974)  \n\nPatrick Vieira (France)  \nEnglish Premiership: 3 (1998,2002,2004) \nEnglish FA Cup: 4 (1998,2002,2003,2005) \nEuropean Championship (Euro): (2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nJosep-Dieter Maier (Germany)\nGerman Championship 4 (1969,1972,1973,1974)\nGerman Cup: 4 (1966,1967,1969,1971)\nEuropean Cup: 3 (1974,1975,1976)\nEuropean Cup Winners' Cup: (1967)\nIntercontinental Cup:(1976)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1972)\nWorld Cup: (1974)\n\nLaurent Blanc (France)\nFrench Championship: (1996)\nFrench Cup: 2 (1990,1996)\nEnglish Championship (Premiership): (2003)\nSpanish Supercup: (1996)\nEuropean Cup Winners' Cup: (1997)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nRobert Pires (France)\nFrench League Cup: (1996)\nEnglish Championship (Premiership): 2 (2002,2004)\nEnglish FA Cup: 2 (2002,2003)\nConfederations Cup: 2 (2001,2003)\nEuropean Championship (EURO): (2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nZinedine Zidane (France)\nItalian Championship: 2 (1997,1998)\nItalian Supercup: (1997)\nSpanish Championship: (2003)\nSpanish Supercup: 2 (2001,2003)\nUEFA Champions League: (2002)\nEuropean Supercup: 2 (1996,2002)\nIntercontinental Cup: 2 (1996,2002)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup:(1998)\n\nPaul Breitner (Germany)\nGerman Championship: 5 (1972,1973,1974,1980,1981)\nGerman Cup: (1982)\nSpanish Championship: 2 (1975,1976)\nSpanish Cup: (1975)\nEuropean Champions Cup: (1974)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(1972)\nWorld Cup:(1974)\n\nFranz Beckenbauer (Germany)\nGerman Championship: 5 (1969,1972,1973,1974,1982)\nGerman Cup: 4 (1966,1967,1969,1971)\nEuropean Champions Cup: 3 (1974,1975,1976)\nUEFA Cup Winners' Cup: (1967)\nIntercontinental Cup: (1976)\nNorth American Championship: 3 (1977,1978,1980)\nEuropean Championships (EURO): (1972)\nWorld Cup: (1974)\n\nDidier Deschamps (France)\nFrench Championship: 2 (1990,1992)\nItalian Championship: 3 (1995,1997,1998)\nItalian Cup: (1995)\nEnglish FA Cup: (2000)\nUEFA Champions League: 2 (1993,1996)\nEuropean Super Cup: (1996)\nIntercontinental Cup: (1996)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup: (1998)\n\nDavid Trezeguet (France)\nFrench Championship: 2 (1997,2000)\nFrench Supercup: (1997)\nItalian Championship: 2 (2002,2003)\nItalian Supercup: 2 (2002,2003)\nEuropean Championship (EURO):(2000)\nWorld Cup:(1998)
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Germany won the world cup in 1974 , they beat Holland 2-1 Muller scored the winning goal , also Holland and Germany 1st goals was scored from penalty kicks , the 3d place was for Poland
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The 1974 Football World Cup was held in West Germany. The host nation won the title beating the Netherlands in the final, 2-1. The victory was the second for West Germany, who had won in 1954.\nMany people believe that Holland were the best team in 1974 and should have won.\n;-)
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It was Geoffrey Charles Hurst, commonly known as Geoff Hurst scored 3 of the England's goals (including the last goal of the match) out of 4 in the final of the 1966 world cup final match. Following is the details :\n\nJuly 30, Wembley Stadium, London.\nEngland 4 - 2 (After Extra Time)  West Germany\n\nAttendance: 93,802\n\nReferee: Gottfried Dienst (Switzerland)\n\nGoals: Haller (FRG) 12', Hurst (ENG) 18', Peters (ENG) 78', Weber (FRG) 89', Hurst (ENG) 102', Hurst (ENG) 120'.
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1958, 1974 and 1990 \n\nWest Germany vs Hungary 3-2 in 1958 host was Switzerland\nWest Germany vs Holland 2-1 in 1974 host was West Germany\nWest Germany vs Argentina 1-0 in 1990 host was Italy