Władysław Żmuda
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Władysław Antoni Żmuda (born June 6, 1954 in Lublin) is a retired Polish football defender, who played for clubs such as Śląsk Wrocław, Widzew Łódź and some clubs in Italy and the United States.
He played for Polish national team, for which he earned 91 caps and scored 2 goals. Żmuda was a participant at the 1974 FIFA World Cup, where Poland won the third place; 1978 FIFA World Cup; 1982 FIFA World Cup, where Poland won the third place and 1986 FIFA World Cup. He played total 21 matches at the World Cup.
He was also a participant at 1976 Olympic Games, where Poland won the silver medal.
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Poland squad - 1974 FIFA World Cup Third Place | |
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1 Fischer | 2 Tomaszewski | 3 Kalinowski | 4 Szymanowski | 5 Gut | 6 Gorgoń | 7 Wieczorek | 8 Bulzacki | 9 Żmuda | 10 Musiał | 11 Ćmikiewicz | 12 Deyna | 13 Kasperczak | 14 Maszczyk | 15 Jakóbczak | 16 Lato | 17 Szarmach | 18 Gadocha | 19 Domarski | 20 Kapka | 21 Kmiecik | 22 Kusto | Coach: Górski |
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Poland squad - 1978 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Tomaszewski | 2 Mazur | 3 Maculewicz | 4 Szymanowski | 5 Nawałka | 6 Gorgoń | 7 Iwan | 8 Kasperczak | 9 Żmuda | 10 Rudy | 11 Masztaler | 12 Deyna | 13 Kupcewicz | 14 Justek | 15 Kusto | 16 Lato | 17 Szarmach | 18 Boniek | 19 Lubański | 20 Wójcicki | 21 Kukla | 22 Kostrzewa | Coach: Gmoch |
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Poland squad - 1982 FIFA World Cup Third Place | |
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1 Młynarczyk | 2 Dziuba | 3 Kupcewicz | 4 Dolny | 5 Janas | 6 Skrobowski | 7 Jałocha | 8 Matysik | 9 Żmuda | 10 Majewski | 11 Smolarek | 12 Wójcicki | 13 Buncol | 14 Pałasz | 15 Ciołek | 16 Lato | 17 Szarmach | 18 Kusto | 19 Iwan | 20 Boniek | 21 Kazimierski | 22 Mowlik | Coach: Piechniczek |
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Poland squad - 1986 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Młynarczyk | 2 Przybyś | 3 Żmuda | 4 Ostrowski | 5 Wójcicki | 6 Matysik | 7 Tarasiewicz | 8 Urban | 9 Karaś | 10 Majewski | 11 Smolarek | 12 Kazimierski | 13 Komornicki | 14 Kubicki | 15 Buncol | 16 Pałasz | 17 Zgutczyński | 18 Pawlak | 19 Wandzik | 20 Boniek | 21 Dziekanowski | 22 Furtok | Coach: Piechniczek |
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