World Soccer March 1968 Volume 8 No. 6
Front cover: Martin Peters and David Woodfield playing during an English first division
Back cover: black and white advertisement promoting membership to 300 different clubs
Eric Batty asks… is Herrera under pressure?
International post-mortem… Let's look at the Olympics… and Japan are first to qualify for Mexico after the hosts and holders - by Gordon Jeffery
European leagues review by Roger Macdonald
Searching the soccer scene - Strong claim for Italians by Arthur Rotmil (including images of Zambata and Dzajic)
Eire round-up by Tom Muldowney - Contrast in fortune for champions
Hooliganism at the games by Brian Marshall
Wing men are back says Brian Glanville
In North America with Colin Jose - Pioneer days at Kansas (including image of Bobby Robson)
First national title won by Independiente - Gordon Jeffery's report from South America
Glentoran bid might wreck Irish football - Irish News by Colin McAlpin (including image of Jimmy Long)
Sky's the limit now - Story by Tom Jagger on what heights might be reached in the transfer market within the years to come (featuring image of Denis Law)
Scottish news by John Stone - Best three will win (including image of Jackie Charlton, Pat Stanton and Johnny Giles)
European Commentary by Gordon Jeffery - Latins in with a treble chance!
World Diary by Roger Macdonald - Djalma Santos retires
They say that winders are on the way back- or are they? Eric Batty poses the question
Unfair to the fairs' cup again? Leslie Vernon speaking personally
Brian Marshall on… Good youngsters are hard to find (including image of Frank Kopel)
Hanger-On by Brian Glanville - article about Peter Bridge
Man in the middle's views by Sidney Clarkson - Goals, action and success
Those real stars by Keir Radnedge (focussing on stars of the game from the season)
The destroyers by Tom Jagger - Harder knocks taken, players physically fitter, but game not dirtier (includes image of Noel Cantwell)
West German Newsletter by Arthur Rotmil - Two reasons for Gates Slump
Transfers appear to be out of proportion - English review by Leslie Page
Hungarian newsletter by Leslie Vernon
Around the world stories (includes image of Alfredo Di Stefano and Heriberto Herrera)