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Dejan Stanković v Schalke, 2011: 60 Great UEFA Goals

SwitzerlandPublished December 4, 2014

Views 113K  |  Likes 777  |  Comments 40
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113,553

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777

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40

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Total (all-time): $79 – $227

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Inter may have gone on to lose their UEFA Champions League quarter-final to Schalke, but an unbelievable volley from Dejan Stanković, as he pounced on Manuel Neuer’s clearance, was a memorable way to start a thrilling encounter in Italy. Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan 2010/11 UEFA Champions League 05/04/2011 Subscrib…

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Total views
113K
Total likes
777
Total comments
40
Published
December 4, 2014
Global rank by views
#11,851,423

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