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Arsenal, Real Madrid and the history of three-goal leads in Europe
Who was the first footballer to have a red card rescinded? | The Knowledge
When dust settles on PSG exit Aston Villa will be proud of their progress | Ben Fisher
‘West as we knew it no longer exists,’ warns Von der Leyen – Europe live
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