Los Angeles Aztecs

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The Los Angeles Aztecs were a professional soccer club that competed in the North American Soccer League during the 1970s and early 1980s, known for featuring international stars such as George Best.

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Los Angeles Aztecs canonical 11

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Predicate Object
instanceOf North American Soccer League team
association football club
defunct soccer club
basedInMetropolitanArea Greater Los Angeles
city Los Angeles
competition NASL playoffs
NASL regular season
competitionLevel top division in U.S. and Canadian soccer
country United States
dissolved 1981
era 1970s
early 1980s
founded 1974
homeStadium East Los Angeles College Stadium
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Rose Bowl
honour NASL champions 1974
league North American Soccer League
locatedIn California
notableCoach Rinus Michels
Terry Fisher
notablePlayer Charlie Cooke
George Best
Johan Cruyff
Steve David
Tommy Smith
owner Alan Rothenberg
Televisa
linked to: Grupo Televisa
participatedIn NASL 1974 season
NASL 1975 season
NASL 1976 season
NASL 1977 season
NASL 1978 season
NASL 1979 season
NASL 1980 season
NASL 1981 season
playedOutdoorSoccer true
region North America
sport soccer
status defunct
teamColors orange
white
wonTitle NASL Soccer Bowl 1974
linked to: Soccer Bowl

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George Best memberOfSportsTeam Los Angeles Aztecs
Johan Cruyff playedForClub Los Angeles Aztecs
Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena tenants Los Angeles Aztecs
Thomas Rongen playedFor Los Angeles Aztecs
Octavio Zambrano playedFor Los Angeles Aztecs
Rinus Michels coachOf Los Angeles Aztecs
Rinus Michels employer Los Angeles Aztecs
Tommy Smith playedFor Los Angeles Aztecs
Charlie Cooke memberOfSportsTeam Los Angeles Aztecs
Terry Fisher managerOf Los Angeles Aztecs