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- ↑ The African Champions League 2000: Group B The-shot.com.com
- ↑ Mpondo gets praises, not brickbats, for getting suspended The Star Online
- ↑ Mpondo cries foul after being dropped The Star Online
- ↑ Bleak Christmas for two football players The Star Online
- ↑ Một cầu thủ ngoại bị đình chỉ thi đấu 4 trận Hà Nội Mới
- ↑ Thông báo “đá” thông báo Plo.vn
- ↑ Njoh Mpondo Alain của Huda Huế bị treo giò 4 trận Lao Động
- ↑ Football: Mosgiel in unfamiliar but welcome territory Otago Daily Times
- ↑ Clams harvested as permit issue looms Otago Daily Times
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