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Lionel Messi shoots from just outside the Manchester United penalty area during the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final |
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27 May 2009, 23:25 |
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039 men at work_ UEFA 2009, Rome _ мужская работа_ УЕФА 2009, Рим |
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