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World Cup Grandstand

on BBC One London

from Argentina featuring
Scotland v Peru At 8.20
The latest Scottish team news and Ally MacLeod 's view on tonight's key game.
Live at 8.35
Scotland v Peru from the Olympic Stadium, Cordoba
The whole of Scotland's first, and perhaps most crucial, match in Group 4 of the 1978 World Cup. Victory tonight over the dark horses from South America would pave the way to a place in the last eight. Peru reached the last eight of the 1970 competition before losing 4-2 to Brazil, the eventual winners. In the only previous meeting of the two countries, Scotland won 2-0 in Glasgow in 1972, Commentator DAVID COLEMAN
At 10.30
Iran v Holland from Mendoza
Highlights of tonight's other Group 4 match, between the two teams Scotland have yet to face. Holland, finalists in 1974, are among the favourites for this year's title.
Commentator ALAN WEEKS
Highlights and news of all today's World Cup action.
Introduced by Frank Bough
Comment and analysis by Jimmy Hill with the BBC World Cup experts, including jock STEIN , LAWRIE MCMENEMY , BOBBY CHARLTON , DENIS LAW , JOHN BOND , TREVOR BROOKING and BOB WILSON
Producers ALEC WEEKS
FRED VINER , HUW JONES , JOHN PHILIPS MIKE MURPHY. JEFF GODDARD
Technical coordinator BOB NOAKES Studio producer MARTIN HOPKINS Presented in association with A78TV and the EBU
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN Executive producers
ALAN HART and ALAN CHIVERI
Dailu World Cup news and background on CEEFAX
See features: pages 4 and 68

Contributors

Unknown:
Ally MacLeod
Commentator:
David Coleman
Commentator:
Alan Weeks
Introduced By:
Frank Bough
Unknown:
Jock Stein
Unknown:
Lawrie McMenemy
Unknown:
Bobby Charlton
Unknown:
Denis Law
Unknown:
John Bond
Unknown:
Trevor Brooking
Unknown:
Bob Wilson
Producers:
Alec Weeks
Unknown:
Fred Viner
Unknown:
Huw Jones
Unknown:
John Philips
Unknown:
Mike Murphy.
Unknown:
Jeff Goddard
Unknown:
Bob Noakes
Producer:
Martin Hopkins
Editor:
Jonathan Martin
Unknown:
Alan Hart
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Alan Chiveri

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