Ralf Loose Roland Wohlfarth Taher Abouzaid Mark Koussas (4 goals)
Best player(s)
Romulus Gabor
Fair play award
Australia
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1983 →
International football competition
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Global Information
West Germany (1st title)
Qatar
Romania
England
Taher Abouzaid
Mark Koussas