Ladislav Kuna
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Ladislav Kuna (born March 4, 1947, Hlohovec) is a former Slovak football player. Elegant and with a great technique, he was the "brain" of the Spartak Trnava team during its best years.
He played for clubs Spartak Trnava (1964-80) and VfB Admira Wacker Mödling.
In Czechoslovak league he played 424 matches, scored 86 goals.He was capped 47 times for Czechoslovakia, scored 9 goals. He was a participant in the 1970 FIFA World Cup. In 1969, he was named Czechoslovak Footballer of the Year.
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Czechoslovakia squad - 1970 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Viktor | 2 Dobiáš | 3 Migas | 4 Hagara | 5 Horváth | 6 Kvašňák | 7 Veselý | 8 Petráš | 9 Kuna | 10 Adamec | 11 Jokl | 12 Pivarník | 13 Flešár | 14 Hrivnák | 15 Zlocha | 16 Hrdlička | 17 Pollák | 18 Veselý | 19 Jurkanin | 20 Albrecht | 21 Čapkovič | 22 Vencel | Coach Josef Marko |
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