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Football Ideologies: GERMANY

SwitzerlandPublished February 17, 2021

Views 158K  |  Likes 3.87K  |  Comments 310
Views#5,432,327Global
Views#8,130Switzerland

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This video has 158K views and 3.87K likes, ranking #5,432,327 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

158,478

Likes

3,871

Comments

310

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Total (all-time): $111 – $317

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

As part of our special series on football ideologies, culture and tactics in the European Cup and UEFA Champions League, we sit down with journalist Raphael Honigstein and hear from some of the biggest names in German club football. -- Watch More: www.uefa.tv Learn More: www.uefa.com

Published
February 17, 2021
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