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• Copa de la Liga (links | edit)
• Fernando Torres (links | edit)
• Marina (disambiguation) (links | edit)
• Luís Pereira (links | edit)
• José Murcia (links | edit)
• José Ufarte (links | edit)
• 1985–86 European Cup Winners' Cup (links | edit)
• Milinko Pantić (links | edit)
• 1989–90 UEFA Cup (links | edit)
• 1984–85 UEFA Cup (links | edit)
• 1983–84 UEFA Cup (links | edit)
• Joaquín Peiró (links | edit)
• Luis Tevenet (links | edit)
• Atlético Madrid B (links | edit)
• Oscar Mena (links | edit)
• CD Toledo (links | edit)
• Carlos Diarte (links | edit)
• 1986 European Cup Winners' Cup final (links | edit)
• Antonio López (footballer, born 1957) (links | edit)
• Carlos García Cantarero (links | edit)
• Alfredo Santaelena (links | edit)
• 1985 Supercopa de España (links | edit)
• 1991 Copa del Rey final (links | edit)
• Iselín Santos Ovejero (links | edit)
• Roberto Fresnedoso (links | edit)
• Roberto Simón Marina (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • List of Atlético Madrid players (links | edit)
  • 1987–88 FC Barcelona season (links | edit)
  • 1982–83 Atlético Madrid season (links | edit)
  • 1983–84 Atlético Madrid season (links | edit)
  • 1984–85 Atlético Madrid season (links | edit)
  • User:AlexNewArtBot/AssociationFootballSearchResult/archive28 (links | edit)
  • User:AlexNewArtBot/SpainSearchResult/archive7 (links | edit)
• 1986–87 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• List of Atlético Madrid players (links | edit)
• 1981 FIFA World Youth Championship squads (links | edit)
• 1987 Copa del Rey final (links | edit)
• Manuel Ruiz Sosa (links | edit)
• Paquito García (links | edit)
• Antonio Rivas (Spanish footballer) (links | edit)
• 1984–85 in Swiss football (links | edit)
• 1987–88 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• 1984–85 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• 1985–86 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• 1988–89 Copa del Rey (links | edit)
• 1985 Copa del Rey final (links | edit)
• Óscar Fernández (football manager, born 1974) (links | edit)
• Gonzalo Hurtado (links | edit)
• Alfredo Merino (links | edit)
• Jesús Tartilán (links | edit)
• Carlos Sánchez Aguiar (links | edit)
• Manuel Romero (footballer) (links | edit)
• Máximo Hernández (links | edit)
• Emilio Cruz (footballer) (links | edit)
• Fernando Zambrano (links | edit)
• Víctor Afonso (links | edit)
• 1989–90 Sporting de Gijón season (links | edit)