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60 Great UEFA Goals: Part 3

SwitzerlandPublished December 1, 2014

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As part of UEFA's 60th birthday celebrations, this is 60 Great UEFA Goals. Part 3 features strikes from: Philippe Mexès, Anderlecht v MILAN, 2012/13 UEFA Champions League Eric Pereira, PANDURII TÂRGU JIU v Fiorentina, 2013/14 UEFA Europa League Michel Platini, FRANCE v Yugoslavia, 1984 UEFA European Championship Mar…

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Total views
199K
Total likes
1.09K
Total comments
26
Published
December 1, 2014
Global rank by views
#9,857,674

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