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Martin Yordanov: The Sweetest Thing Is to Play Against the Leader

The Kyustendil team of the same name plays tomorrow with Oborishte in Panagyurishte. The match is from the tenth round of the Southwestern Third League. "It's the sweetest to play against the leader. You have nothing to lose. A young team is

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