Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
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Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history.
Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona; Lower row, from left: Canigia, Simeone, Battistuta, Balbo, San Sini Substitutes: Goyechea, Ortega.
This lineup brings together a number of "epic" players, three lines in order, compared to the final Brazil and Italy champion and runner-up lineup, 91 and 93 consecutive Copa America to beat Brazil to win the cup has proved strength, if not for Maradona's self-discipline problems, this Argentina is fully capable of hitting the top.
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Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
Many people believe that Argentina in the 1994 World Cup is the strongest team in the team's history. Top row, from left: Cáceres, Chamot, Islas, Redondo, Rugheri, Maradona
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