Jacob Laursen
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Jacob Laursen (born October 6, 1971) is a Danish football player.
During his childhood years, Jacob Laursen played for Vejle Kammeraterne (The Vejle Comrads). He played for clubs such as Derby County (England), FC Copenhagen, Leicester City (England) and Rapid Wien (Austria).
He played for Denmark national football team and was a participant at the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
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1 Schmeichel | 2 Schjønberg | 3 Rieper | 4 Høgh | 5 Heintze | 6 Helveg | 7 Nielsen | 8 Frandsen | 9 Molnar | 10 M. Laudrup | 11 B. Laudrup | 12 Colding | 13 Laursen | 14 Wieghorst | 15 Tøfting | 16 Krogh | 17 Goldbæk | 18 Møller | 19 Sand | 20 Henriksen | 21 Jørgensen | 22 Kjær | Coach: Johansson |
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