World Soccer October 1972 volume 13 No. 1
Front cover: portrait photograph of Antal Dunai, the Hungarian striker
Back cover: group photograph of Newcastle United
Photograph of Pat Jennings of Spurs/Northern Ireland
Poles' first title - Olympic review by Roger Macdonald - Poland won the Olympic football competition
Eyes turn again to Juventus by Philip Evans - all eyes on Juventus as they are defending champions and they have Zoff in goal
Focus on Legia Warsaw - Hungry for more success, by Jack Rollin
Personal opinion by Leslie Vernon - Are the Olympics a farce?
Britain should retain ID entity - Looking at soccer with Brian Glanville who discusses Uruguay's motion to end the separate existence of England
News from France by Andre Duclos - Leclerc resigns after dispute
Bob Latchford (Birmingham City) talks to Gregory Tesser: My turn will come
South American Summary by Eric Weil - Doctor resigns over drugs
FIFA congress, Paris 1972 - Rhodesia ban to continue
Eric Batty: Poland belongs to Gornik again
Wonderful chance for the Scots - Alex Gordon talks of Scotland have a chance to prove people wrong and show they are worthy of going through the qualifying section of the world cup
Alick Jeffery, the one-time 'Golden Boy' of English football, acknowledged at last - Testimonial for courageous star
Hectic time for Bayern even before the start - West German Newsletter by Arthur Rotmil
Independiente versus Ajax Amsterdam - Eric Weil reports from Buenos Aires: Game not worthy of two champions - talks of the Europe-South America Cup
World Soccer diary
The Dutch scene by John Sparrow - Big two pull further away: talks of Ajax and Feyenoord
Arthur Rotmil looks at England's first international opponents of 1972-73: Yugoslavia has skill and method
More changes in Bulgaria? - Dzajic signs new contract
Rumours in newspapers are rife states Norman Cutler as he talks about World Cup 1978 rumours of it not being able to be held in Argentina due to financial problems
Irish news from Colin McAlpin - Lack of pride and stature evident: reports on misconduct at games is taking its toll on the Irish League
Book still the hero - Eric Thornton reports on Tony Book and how he is fighting for his soccer life
Saint Etienne are rocked - by Eric Batty
North American news from Colin Jose - Canada's progress
A report on a new Swiss Championship - Basel lose at home… Chiasso march on by Arthur Rotmil
Book reviews
Post war survey on Sweden by Eric Batty - talks of how Sweden was at its peak in 1948
Malmo has dominated the league just lately
Olympic final report by Leslie Vernon - Hungary's failure to win gold was disheartening
The meeting of the Dallas Tornados, Moscow Dynamo and Lamar Hunt! From Steve Perkins
World Cup 1974 table
Photograph of Josip Bukal of F.C. Zeleznicar