- Orvar Bergmark
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Orvar Bergmark 
Personal information Date of birth November 16, 1930 Place of birth Bureå, Sweden Date of death May 10, 2004 (aged 73) Place of death Sweden Playing position Right back Youth career 1944–1947 Byske IF Senior career* Years Team Apps† (Gls)† 1948–1954 Örebro SK 1955 AIK Fotboll 17 (7) 1956–1962 Örebro SK 1962–1964 AS Roma 1964–1965 Örebro SK National team 1951–1965 Sweden 94 (0) Teams managed 1958–1961 Örebro SK 1966–1970 Sweden 1971–1973 Örebro SK 1974–1977 Fjugesta IF 1978 Örebro SK * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).Orvar Bergmark (16 November 1930 – 10 May 2004), born in Bureå south of Skellefteå, was a Swedish football defender and manager, as well as bandy player.
He played 147 matches for Örebro SK, and 17 for AIK, Solna, in the Swedish national league Allsvenskan, and also played for A.S. Roma. He was part of the national team that lost the final in the 1958 FIFA World Cup, where he was awarded as the best right back of the tournament. He was also awarded the Swedish national prize Guldbollen that year. He was the national team manager from 1966 to 1970.
In addition to his successes in football, he won three Swedish Championships in bandy with Örebro.
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Sweden squad – 1958 FIFA World Cup Runners-Up 1 K. Svensson • 2 Bergmark • 3 Axbom • 4 Liedholm • 5 Johansson • 6 Parling • 7 Hamrin • 8 Gren • 9 Simonsson • 10 Selmosson • 11 Skoglund • 12 T. Svensson • 13 Öberg • 14 Gustavsson • 15 Börjesson • 16 Haraldsson • 17 Håkansson • 18 Löfgren • 19 Källgren • 20 Mellberg • 21 Berndtsson • 22 Olsson • Coach: Raynor
Sweden squad – 1970 FIFA World Cup 1 Hellström • 2 Selander • 3 Axelsson • 4 Nordqvist • 5 Grip • 6 Svensson • 7 B. Larsson • 8 Eriksson • 9 Kindvall • 10 Grahn • 11 Persson • 12 S. Larsson • 13 Cronqvist • 14 Kristensson • 15 Målberg • 16 Nordahl • 17 Pettersson • 18 Turesson • 19 Nicklasson • 20 Olsson • 21 Ejderstedt • 22 Pålsson • Coach: BergmarkSweden national football team – managers Kornerup (1908) · Friberg (1909–11) · Ohlson (1912) · Gelbord (1912–13) · Levin (1914–15) · Svenson (1916) · Johanson (1917–20) · Pettersson (1921–36) · Linde (1937) · Carlson (1938–42) · Selection Committee (1942) · Kock (1943–56) · Person (1957–61) · Nyman (1962–65) · Bergmark (1966–70) · Ericson (1971–79) · Arnesson (1980–85) · Nordin (1986–90) · Andersson (1990) · Svensson (1991–97) · Söderberg (1998–99) · Söderberg & Lagerbäck (2000–04) · Lagerbäck (2004–09) · Hamrén (2009–)
Örebro SK – managers Konrád (1939–42) · Magnusson (1942–44) · Östling (1944–45) · Löwenthal (1945–47) · Magnusson (1947–48) · Dunker (1948–49) · Dunker & Dahl (1949–50) · Kaufeldt (1950–51) · Pettersson (1951–52) · Pettersson & Nordahl (1952–53) · Soo (1953–54) · Lindh (1954–55) · Pettersson (1955–56) · Magnusson (1956–57) · Engvall & Burnikell (1957–58) · Bergmark & Burnikell (1958–59) · Bergmark (1960–61) · Neschy (1962) · Varszegi (1963–64) · Lindh (1965–66) · Samuelsson (1967–70) · Bergmark (1971–73) · Grip (1974–75) · Lenartsson (1976–77) · Lenartsson & Bergmark (1978) · Grip (1979–80) · Rosén (1981–82) · Hodgson (1983–84) · Baxter (1985) · Taaler & Stojanović (1986) · Zetterlund (1987–92) · Karlsson & Dahlqvist (1993) · Dahlqvist (1994–99) · Jingblad (2000–02) · Lundin (2003–04) · Walker (2005–06) · Walker & Hammar (2007) · Boström (2008–)
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