VM-krönika 1990
Overview
The 1990 World Cup in Italy was the first time since 1978 that Sweden had qualified for a championship. Expectations were high for Olle Nordin's national team, but it ended in failure. Some of the players who left their mark in the tournament were Cameroon's 38-year-old striker Roger Milla and Italy's unexpected top scorer Salvatore Schillaci.
Release date
01/12/1990
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Arne Hegerfors
Self
Bosse Hansson
Self
Jane Björck
Self - Reporter
Kristina Kappelin
Self (voice)
Albert Svanberg
Self (voice)
Sven-Göran Eriksson
Self (archive voice)
Staffan Lindeborg
Self (archive voice)
Olle Nordin
Self
Thomas Ravelli
Self
Glenn Hysèn
Self
Jonas Thern
Self
Lothar Matthäus
Self
Franz Beckenbauer
Self
Peter Larsson
Self (archive footage)
Roland Nilsson
Self (archive footage)
Stefan Schwarz
Self (archive footage)
Anders Limpar
Self (archive footage)
Glenn Strömberg
Self (archive footage)
Tomas Brolin
Self (archive footage)
Mats Magnusson
Self (archive footage)
Stefan Pettersson
Self (archive footage)
Janne Eriksson
Self (archive footage)
Sven Andersson
Self (archive footage)
Lars Eriksson
Self (archive footage)
Roger Ljung
Self (archive footage)
Niclas Nylén
Self (archive footage)
Leif Engqvist
Self (archive footage)
Klas Ingesson
Self (archive footage)
Ulrik Jansson
Self (archive footage)
Joakim Nilsson
Self (archive footage)
Johnny Ekström
Self (archive footage)
Mats Gren
Self (archive footage)
Diego Maradona
Self (archive footage)
René Higuita
Self (archive footage)
Carlos Valderrama
Self (archive footage)
Frank Rijkaard
Self (archive footage)
Totò Schillaci
Self (archive footage)
Ronald Koeman
Self (archive footage)
Gary Lineker
Self (archive footage)
Claudio Caniggia
Self (archive footage)
Sergio Goycochea
Self (archive footage)
Andreas Brehme
Self (archive footage)
Roger Milla
Self (archive footage)
Lasse Granqvist
Self
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