Eastern Europe

Podcast: Yugoslavia – What Might Have Been

We talk to football writer Onur Bilgic about the Yugoslavia team of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Thrown out of Euro ’92 in favour of eventual winners Denmark due to the civil war in the Balkans, this team had the potential to dominate mid-90s football both on a European and global stage.

Just look at the quality of the side (via tweet from Old School Panini)

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Chris

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