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The team of young men of Zelenograd secondary school won the municipal stage in football

The team of young men of Zelenograd High School took first place in the municipal stage of the All-Russian Futsal Competition “Leather Ball – School Football League”. This was reported in the administration of the Zelenograd municipal district.

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The team of young men of Zelenograd secondary school won the municipal stage in football

The team of young men of Zelenograd High School took first place in the municipal stage of the All-Russian Futsal Competition “Leather Ball – School Football League”. This was reported in the administration of the Zelenograd municipal district.

This is the first futsal competition this season and gold.

Earlier we wrote that the volleyball tournament in Gusev brought together young athletes from three cities.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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