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- ↑ SC Verl: Lukas Petkov kommt vom Bundesligisten FC Augsburg – MSPW – Media Sportservice
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- ↑ Александър Димитров: С Ясен се караме всеки ден кого да взима или да не взима, Филип Кръстев попадна на правилното място
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- ↑ Разширен състав на България „А“ за двубоите с Иран и Черна гора
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