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Get Ready For A Premier League Festival Of Football Like Never Before
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The covers are off. The ball is rolling. Touch your toes, reach for the sky, on your marks. Prepare yourselves for a summer of sport, albeit one like never before.No strawberries at Wimbledon. No warm ale at extortionate prices and beer snakes in the Hollies Stand. No unseemly brawl in best bib-and-tucker by the champagne tent after the final race on the card at Ascot.
For football, no major international tournament, no crushing disappointment and soul-loathing for England. No circus of globe-trotting friendlies.
To the delight of many, including Liverpool players and fans, football is coming back in June
Here are all of the key dates and 토렌트 사이트 TV information you need to know ahead of football's retu
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Instead, limber up for a mini-season like never before with a blur of 92 midsummer matches in the Premier L
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