Bosnia & Herzegovina against Bosnia & Herzegovina. The almanac states its case, the crowd votes, you decide.
Bosnia & Herzegovina · 1966–1981 · ST
Mostar called him the Prince of the Neretva, and on 18 June 1974 he scored three times as Yugoslavia beat Zaire 9-0, still the only World Cup hat-trick by a Yugoslav. Twenty-nine goals in thirty-seven internationals, Yugoslav Footballer of the Year in 1972, two Greek championships and the 1978 cup with AEK Athens, and top-scorer crowns in both countries. Career record: 37 caps and 29 goals for Bosnia & Herzegovina; club career at FK Velež Mostar, AEK Athens, A.E.K..
Bosnia & Herzegovina · SS
“Vaha” was a prolific striker and dynamic goalscorer for Nantes, where he twice finished as the Divison 1 top scorer in the early 1980s. Career record: 15 caps and 8 goals for Bosnia & Herzegovina; club career at FK Velež Mostar, NK Neretva, FC Nantes.
The almanac puts Dušan Bajević ahead by 1 rating point, 87 against 86.
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