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Full name | Sea View Farm Football Club |
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Founded | 1965 |
Ground | Antigua Recreation Ground St John's, Antigua and Barbuda |
League | ? |
The Sea View Farm FC is an Antigua and Barbuda Football Association team playing in the local second level – the First Division.
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