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- ↑ Levante begins to design next season's squad. [ permanent dead link ] Levante UD
- ↑ 2009-10 moves. Anuario del Deporte Valenciano
- ↑ Trying to qualify for the World Cup. El Mundo Deportivo
- ↑ Line-ups of Spain's first match in the competition vs. France in Footofeminin.fr
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