World Cup Coaches - Google Drive


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2	World Cup 2010	Number of foreign coaches	12
3							ONLY IF WINNER/RUNNER-UP
4	TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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6	South Africa	Carlos Alberto Parreira	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st (South Africa 2007-2008, then joined Fluminense in 2009, then back to South Africa 2009-2010)	No
7	Japan	Takeshi Okada	DOMESTIC		2nd (1997-1998, 2007-2010)	No
8	Australia	Pim Verbeek	FOREIGN	Netherlands	1st (2007-2010)	No
9	South Korea	Huh Jung-Moo	DOMESTIC		3rd (1995, 1998-2000, 2008-2010)	No
10	Netherlands	Bert van Marwijk	DOMESTIC		1st (2008-Present)	Runner-Up	Still coaching Netherlands
11	North Korea	Kim Jong-Hun	DOMESTIC		1st (2007-2010)	No
12	Brazil	Dunga	DOMESTIC		1st (2006-2010)	No
13	Ghana	Milovan Rajevac	FOREIGN	Serbia	1st (2008-2010)	No
14	England	Fabio Capello	FOREIGN	Italy	1st (2008-2012)	No
15	Spain	Vincente del Bosque	DOMESTIC		1st (2008-2010)	Winner	Still coaching Spain
16	Paraguay	Gerardo Martino	FOREIGN	Argentina	1st (2007-2011)	No
17	Ivory Coast	Sven-Goran Eriksson	FOREIGN	Sweden	1st (2010)	No
18	Germany	Joachim Low	DOMESTIC		1st (2006-Present)	No
19	Denmark	Morten Olsen	DOMESTIC		3rd (2000-Present)	No
20	Serbia	Radomir Antic	DOMESTIC		1st (2008-2010)	No
21	Italy	Marcello Lippi	DOMESTIC		2nd (2004-2006, 2008-2010)	No
22	Chile	Marcelo Bielsa	FOREIGN	Argentina	1st (2007-2010)	No
23	Mexico	Javier Aguirre	DOMESTIC		2nd (2001-2002)	No
24	United States	Bob Bradley	DOMESTIC		1st (2006-2011)	No
25	Switzerland	Ottmar Hitzfeld	FOREIGN	Germany	1st (2008-2010)	No
26	Slovakia	Vladimir Weiss	DOMESTIC		1st (2008-Present)	No
27	Arentina	Diego Maradona	DOMESTIC		1st (2008-2010)	No
28	Honduras	Reinaldo Rueda	FOREIGN	Colombia	1st (2006-2010)	No
29	New Zealand	Ricki Herbert	DOMESTIC		2nd (2005-Present)	No
30	Nigeria	Lars Lagerback	FOREIGN	Sweden	1st (2010)	No
31	Cameroon	Paul Le Guen	FOREIGN	France	1st (2009-2010)	No
32	Algeria	Rabah Saadane	DOMESTIC		5th (1981-1982, 1985-1986, 1999, 2003-2004, 2007-2010)	No
33	Greece	Otto Rehhagel	FOREIGN	Germany	3rd (2001-2010)	No
34	Slovenia	Matjaz Kek	DOMESTIC		1st (2007-Present)	No
35	Portugal	Carlos Queiroz	DOMESTIC		2nd (1991-1993, 2008-2010)	No
36	France	Raymond Domenech	DOMESTIC		2nd (2004-2010)	No
37	Uruguay	Oscar Tabarez	DOMESTIC		3rd (1988-1990, 2006-Present)	No


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2
3	WC 1982	Number of foreign coaches	4
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5	TEAMS	COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	NATIONALITY	TERM (1ST/2ND)	1ST/2ND PLACE	PREVIOUS APPOINTMENT
6	Cameroon	Jean Vincent	Foreign	France	1	N
7	Italy	Enzo Bearzot	DOMESTIC		2	Y	Italy U-23 (assistant nat team coach prior to appointment)
8	Peru	Tim	Foreign	Brazil	1	N
9	Poland	Antoni Piechniczek	Domestic		1	N
10	Algeria	Mahieddine Khalef and Rachid Mekloufi	Domestic		3 (for Mekloufi)	N
11	Austria	Felix Latzke and Georg Schmidt	Domestic		1	N
12	Chile	Luis Santibanez	Domestic		1	N
13	West Germany	Jupp Derwall	Domestic		1	Y	Assistant coach of W. Germany
14	Argentina	Cesar Luis Menotti	Domestic		2	N
15	Belgium	Guy Thys	Domestic		2	N
16	El Salvador	Pipo Rodriguez	Domestic		1	N
17	Hungary	Kalman Meszoly	Domestic		1	N
18	Czechoslovakia	Josef Venglos	Domestic		1	N
19	England	Ron Greenwood	Domestic		2	N
20	France	Michel Hidalgo	Domestic		2	N
21	Kuwait	Carlos Alberto Parreira	Foreign	Brazil	1	N
22	Honduras	Jose de la Paz Herrera	Domestic		1	N
23	Northern Ireland	Billy Bingham	Domestic		1	N
24	Spain	Jose Santamaria	Domestic (Brazilian dual-national)		1	N
25	Yugoslavia	Miljan Miljanic	Domestic		1	N
26	Brazil	Tele Santana	Domestic		1	N
27	New Zealand	John Adshead	Foreign	England	1	N
28	Scotland	Jock Stein	Domestic		1	N
29	Soviet Union	Konstantin Beskov	Domestic		1	N


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2		World Cup 1998	Number of foreign coaches	8
3								ONLY IF WINNER/RUNNER-UP
4		TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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6	GROUP	TEAMS	COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	NATIONALITY	TERM (1ST/2ND)	1ST/2ND PLACE	PREVIOUS APPOINTMENT
7	A	Brazil	Mário Zagallo	Domestic		1 (but coached in 1970 and 1974, finishing 1st and 4th, respectively)	Y	Vasco da Gama (1990-91)
8		Morocco	Henri Michel	Foreign	France	1	N
9		Norway	Egil Olsen	Domestic		2	N
10		Scotland	Craig Brown	Domestic		2	N
11	B	Austria	Herbert Prohaska	Domestic		2	N
12		Cameroon	Claude le Roy	Foreign	France	1	N
13		Chile	Nelson Acosta	Domestic (but with ties to Argentina)		1	N
14		Italy	Cesare Maldini	Domestic		1	N
15	C	Denmark	Bo Johansson	Foreign	Sweden	1	N
16		France	Aimé Jacquet	Domestic		2	Y	AS Nancy-Lorraine (1990-91)
17		Saudi Arabia	Carlos Alberto Parreira (fired after two games, then replaced with Mohammed Al-Kharashy	Foreign (Al-Kharashy was domestic)	Brazil	1	N
18		South Africa	Philippe Trousier	Foreign	France	1	N
19	D	Bulgaria	Hristo Bonev	Domestic		1	N
20		Nigeria	Bora Milutinoviç	Foreign	Serbia	1	N
21		Paraguay	Paulo César Carpegiani	Foreign	Brazil	1	N
22		Spain	Javier Clemente	Domestic		2	N
23	E	Belgium	Georges Leekens	Domestic		1	N
24		Mexico	Manuel Lapuente	Domestic		1	N
25		Netherlands	Guus Hiddink	Domestic		1	N
26		South Korea	Cha Bum-Kun (fired after two matches, replaced by Kim Pyung-Seok for the final match)	Both Domestic		1	N
27	F	Germany	Berti Vogts	Domestic		2	N
28		Iran	Jalal Talebi	Domestic		1	N
29		United States	Steve Sampson	Domestic		1	N
30		FR Yugoslavia	Slobodan Santrac	Domestic		1	N
31	G	Colombia	Hernán Darío Gómez	Domestic		1	N
32		England	Glenn Hoddle	Domestic		1	N
33		Romania	Anghel Iordanescu	Domestic		2 (Started in '93)	N
34		Tunisia	Henryk Kasperczak (fired after two matches, replaced by Ali Selmi for the final match)	Foreign	Poland	1	N
35	H	Argentina	Daniel Passarella	Domestic		1	N
36		Croatia	Miroslav Brasevic	Domestic		1	N
37		Jamaica	Rene Simoes	Domestic		1	N
38		Japan	Takeshi Okada	Domestic		1	N


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3	World Cup 1978	Number of foreign coaches	1
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5	TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2NDTERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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7	Argentina	Cesar Luis Menotti	DOMESTIC		1st	Y (winner)	Huraca<n
8	France	Michel Hidalgo	DOMESTIC		1st
9	Hungary	Lajos Bar\ti	DOMESTIC		4th
10	Italy	Enzo Bearzot	DOMESTIC		1st
11			DOMESTIC
12	Mexico	JosJ Antonio Roca	DOMESTIC		1st
13	Poland	Jacek Gmoch	DOMESTIC		1st
14	Tunisia	Abdelmajid Chetali	DOMESTIC		1st
15	West Germany	Helmut Sch`n	DOMESTIC		4th
16			DOMESTIC
17	Austria	Helmut Senekowitsch	DOMESTIC		1st
18	Brasil	Cl<udio Coutinho	DOMESTIC		1st
19	Spain	Ladislao Kubala	DOMESTIC*		3rd
20	Sweden	Gerog Ericson	DOMESTIC		2nd
21			DOMESTIC
22	Iran	Heshmat Mohajerani	DOMESTIC		1st
23	Netherlands	Ernst Happel	FOREIGN	Austria	1st	Y (runnerup)	Club Brugge
24	Peru	Marcos Calderon	DOMESTIC		2nd
25	Scotland	Ally MacLeod	DOMESTIC		1st


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3	World Cup 1986	hosted by Mexico	Number of foreign coaches	5
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5							ONLY IF WINNER/RUNNER-UP
6	TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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8	Mexico	Bora MILUTINOVIC (SRB)	FOREIGN	Serbia	1st (1983-86, 95-97)
9	Italy	Enzo BEARZOT (ITA)	DOMESTIC		3rd (1975-86)
10	West Germany	Franz BECKENBAUER (GER)	DOMESTIC		1st (1984-90)	RUNNERS-UP	First-time manager
11	Poland	Antoni PIECHNICZEK (POL)	DOMESTIC		2nd (1981-86, 96-97)
12	France	Henri MICHEL (FRA)	DOMESTIC		1st (1984-88)	THIRD PLACE	France U-21 (1982-84)
13	Brazil	Tele SANTANA (BRA)	DOMESTIC		2nd (1980-82, 85-86)
14	England	Bobby ROBSON (ENG)	DOMESTIC		1st (1982-90)
15	Soviet Union	Valeriy LOBANOVSKYI (URS)	DOMESTIC		1st (1982-83, 86-90)
16	Argentina	Carlos BILARDO (ARG)	DOMESTIC		1st (1983-90)	CHAMPIONS	Estudiantes de La Plata (ARG) (1982-83); Colombia National Team (1979-81)
17	Spain	Miguel MUNOZ (ESP)	DOMESTIC		1st (1982-88)
18	Paraguay	Cayetano RE (PAR)	DOMESTIC		1st (1986)
19	Uruguay	Omar BORRAS (URU)	DOMESTIC		1st (1982-87)
20	Algeria	Rabah SAADANE (ALG)	DOMESTIC		2nd ((1981-82, 85-86, 99, 2003-04, 07-10)
21	Canada	Tony WAITERS (ENG)	FOREIGN	England	2nd (1981-86, 90-91)
22	Denmark	Sepp PIONTEK (GER)	FOREIGN	West Germany	2st (1979-1990)
23	Iraq	EVARISTO (BRA)	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st (1986)
24	Morocco	Jose FARIA (BRA)	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st (1983-88)
25	South Korea	KIM Jung Nam (KOR)	DOMESTIC		1st (1986-88)
26	Belgium	Guy THYS (BEL)	DOMESTIC		3rd (1976-89, 90-91)	FOURTH PLACE	Royal Antwerp (BEL) (1973-76)
27	Bulgaria	Ivan VUTSOV (BUL)	DOMESTIC		1st (1982-86, 89-91)
28	Hungary	Gyorgy MEZEY (HUN)	DOMESTIC		1st (1983-86, 88)
29	Northern Ireland	Billy BINGHAM (NIR)	DOMESTIC		2nd (1980-93)
30	Portugal	Jose TORRES (POR)	DOMESTIC		1st (1984-86)
31	Scotland	Alex FERGUSON (SCO)	DOMESTIC		1st (1985-86)


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2	World Cup 1990		Number of foreign coaches	4
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4	TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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6	Team	Coach		Coach's Nationality
7	Austria	Josef Hickersberger	DOMESTIC	Austria	1st	NO
8	Czechoslovakia	Jozef Venglos	DOMESTIC	Czechoslovakia	1st	NO
9	Italy	Azeglio Vicini	DOMESTIC	Italy	1st	NO
10	United States	Bob Gansler	DOMESTIC	United States	1st	NO
11	Argentina	Carlos Bilardo	DOMESTIC	Argentina	2nd	YES	Estudiantes
12	Cameroon	Valeri Nepomniachi	FOREIGN	Soviet Union	1st	NO
13	Romania	Emerich Jenei	DOMESTIC	Romania	1st	NO
14	Soviet Union	Valeriy Lobanovskyi	DOMESTIC	Soviet Union	1st	NO
15	Brazil	Sebastiao Lazaroni	DOMESTIC	Brazil	1st	NO
16	Costa Rica	Bora Milutinovic	FOREIGN	Yugoslavia	1st	NO
17	Scotland	Andy Roxburgh	DOMESTIC	Scotland	1st	NO
18	Sweden	Olle Nordin	DOMESTIC	Sweden	1st	NO
19	Colombia	Francisco Maturana	DOMESTIC	Colombia	1st	NO
20	UAE	Carlos Alberto Parreira	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st	NO
21	West Germany	Franz Beckenbauer	DOMESTIC	West Germany	2nd	YES	None
22	Yugoslavia	Ivica Osim	DOMESTIC	Yugoslavia	1st	NO
23	Belgium	Guy Thys	DOMESTIC	Belgium	1st	NO
24	Korea	Lee Hoi-Taek	DOMESTIC	Korea	1st	NO
25	Spain	Luis Suarez	DOMESTIC	Spain	1st	NO
26	Uruguay	Oscar Tabarez	DOMESTIC	Uruguay	1st	NO
27	Egypt	Mahmoud El-Gohary	DOMESTIC	Egypt	1st	NO
28	England	Bobby Robson	DOMESTIC	England	2nd	NO
29	Ireland	Jack Charlton	FOREIGN	England	1st	NO
30	Netherlands	Leo Beenhacker	DOMESTIC	Netherlands	1st	NO


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2	World Cup 1994		Number of foreign coaches	7
3							ONLY IF WINNER/RUNNER-UP
4	TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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6	Colombia	Francisco Maturana	DOMESTIC		2nd (non-consecutive)	N
7	Romania	Anghel Iordanescu	DOMESTIC		1st	N
8	Switzerland	Roy Hodgson	FOREIGN	England	1st	N
9	USA	Bora Milutinovic	FOREIGN	Yugoslavia	1st	N
10	Brazil	Carlos Alberto Parreira	DOMESTIC		2nd (non-consecutive)	Y	Bragantino
11	Cameroon	Henri Michel	FOREIGN	France	1st	N
12	Russia	Pavel Sadyrin	DOMESTIC		1st	N
13	Sweden	Tommy Svensson	DOMESTIC		1st	N
14	Bolivia	Xabier Azkargorta	FOREIGN	Spain	1st	N
15	Germany	Berti Vogts	DOMESTIC		1st	N
16	South Korea	Kim Ho	DOMESTIC		1st	N
17	Spain	Javier Clemente	DOMESTIC		1st	N
18	Argentina	Aflio Basile	DOMESTIC		1st	N
19	Bulgaria	Dimitar Penev	DOMESTIC		1st	N
20	Greece	Alketas Panagoulias	DOMESTIC		3rd (non-consecutive)	N
21	Nigeria	Clemens Westerhof	FOREIGN	Netherlands	2nd	N
22	Italy	Arrigo Sacchi	DOMESTIC		1st	Y	AC Milan
23	Mexico	Miguel Mejia Baron	DOMESTIC		1st	N
24	Norway	Egil Olsen	DOMESTIC		1st	N
25	Ireland	Jack Charlton	FOREIGN	England	2nd	N
26	Belgium	Paul Van Himst	DOMESTIC		1st	N
27	Morocco	Abdellah Blinda	DOMESTIC		1st	N
28	Netherlands	Dick Advocaat	DOMESTIC		1st	N
29	Saudi Arabia	Jorge Solari	FOREIGN	Argentina	1st	N


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2
3		WORLD CUP 2002	Number of foreign coaches	9
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5		TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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7	Ex.	Denmark	Morten Olsen	Domestic		1st
8		France	Roger Lemerre	Domestic		1st
9		Senegal	Bruno Metsu	Foreign	French	1st
10		Uruguay	Victor Pua	Domestic		1st
11		Paraguay	Cesare Maldini	Foreign	Italian	1st
12		Slovenia	Srecko Katanec	Domestic		1st
13		South Africa	Jomo Sono	Domestic		1st
14		Spain	Jose Antonio Camacho	Domestic		1st
15		Brazil	Luis Felipe Scolari	Domestic		1st	Winner	Cruzeiro
16		China	Bora Milutinovic	Foreign	Serbian	1st
17		Costa Rica	Alexandre Guimaraes	Foreign	Brazilian	1st
18		Turkey	Senol Gunes	Domestic		1st
19		Poland	Jerzy Engel	Domestic		1st
20		Portugal	António Luís Alves Ribeiro Oliveira	Domestic		2nd
21		South Korea	Guus Hiddink	Foreign	Dutch	1st
22		United States	Bruce Arena	Domestic		1st
23		Cameroon	Winfred Schafer	Foreign	German	1st
24		Germany	Rudi Voeller	Domestic		1st	Runner-Up	Bayern Leverkeusen
25		Saudia Arabia	Nasser al-Johar	Domestic		1st
26		Ireland	Mick McCarthy	Domestic		1st
27		Argentina	Marcelo Bielsa	Domestic		1st
28		Nigeria	Festus Onigbinde	Domestic		2nd
29		England	Sven-Goran Eriksson	Foreign	Swedish	1st
30		Sweden	Tommy Soderberg/Lars Lagerback	Domestic		1st
31		Croatia	Mirko Jozic	Domestic		1st
32		Ecuador	Hernan Dario Gomez	Foreign	Columbian	1st
33		Italy	Giovanni Trapattoni	Domestic		1st
34		Mexico	Javier Aguirre	Domestic		1st
35		Belgium	Robert Waseige	Domestic		1st
36		Japan	Phillippe Troussier	Foreign	French	1st
37		Russia	Oleg Romantsev	Domestic		2nd
38		Tunisia	Ammar Souayah	Domestic		1st


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2	World Cup 2006	Number of foreign coaches	15
3							ONLY IF WINNER/RUNNER-UP
4	TEAMS	HEAD COACH	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	If Foreign, nationality	1ST TERM/2ND TERM	WINNER/RUNNERUP	MOST RECENT APPOINTMENT PREVIOUS
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6	Costa Rica	Alexandre Guimarães	DOMESTIC/FOREIGN	Born in Brazil, obtained CR Citizenship	1st	N
7	Ecuador	Luis Suarez	FOREIGN	Columbia	1st	N
8	Germany	Jurgen Klinsman	DOMESTIC		1st	N
9	Poland	Pawel Janas	DOMESTIC		1st	N
10	England	Sven-Goran Erickson	FOREIGN	Sweden	1st	N
11	Paraguay	Anibal Ruiz	FOREIGN	Uruguay	1st	N
12	Sweden	Lars Lagerback	DOMESTIC		1st	N
13	Trinidad and Tobago	Leo Beenhakker	FOREIGN	Dutch	1st	N
14	Argentina	Jose Pekerman	DOMESTIC		1st	N
15	Ivory Coast	Henri Michel	FOREIGN	France	1st	N
16	Netherlands	Marco von Basten	DOMESTIC		1st	N
17	Serbia	Ilija Petkovic	DOMESTIC		1st	N
18	Angola	Luis Goncalves	DOMESTIC		1st	N
19	Iran	Branko Ivancovik	FOREIGN	Croatia	1st	N
20	Mexico	Ricardo Lavolpe	FOREIGN	Argentina	1st	N
21	Portugal	Luiz Scolari	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st	N
22	Czech Republic	Karel Bruckner	DOMESTIC		1st	N
23	Italy	Marcello Lippi	DOMESTIC		1st	Y	Italy - again
24	Ghana	Ratomir Dujkovic	FOREIGN	Serbia	1st	N
25	United States	Bruce Arean	DOMESTIC		1st	N
26	Australia	Guus Hiddink	FOREIGN	Dutch	1st	N
27	Brazil	Carlos Alberto Parreira	DOMESTIC		2nd	N
28	Croatia	Zlatko Kranjcar	DOMESTIC		1st	N
29	Japan	Zico	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st	N
30	France	Raymond Domenech	DOMESTIC		1st	Y	France
31	South Korea	Dick Advocaat	FOREIGN	Dutch	1st	N
32	Switzerland	Kobi Kuhn	DOMESTIC		1st	N
33	Togo	Otto Pfister	FOREIGN	Germany	1st	N
34	Saudi Arabia	Marcos Paqueta	FOREIGN	Brazil	1st	N
35	Spain	Luis Aragones	DOMESTIC		1st	N
36	Tunisia	Roger Lemerre	FOREIGN	France	1st	N
37	Ukraine	Oleg Blokhin	DOMESTIC		1st	N