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Two players of Lipetsk Metallurg debuted in professional football

Last Saturday, October 3, Lipetsk "Metallurg" in the 26th round of the LEON-Second League Division "B" subgroup No. 3 played at home with Penza "Zenit"

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Two players of Lipetsk Metallurg debuted in professional football

Last Saturday, October 3, Lipetsk "Metallurg" in the 26th round of the LEON-Second League division "B" subgroup No. 3 played at home with Penza "Zenit". The meeting ended with the victory of the hosts with the score 2: 0.

The two players of the steelworkers remembered the game not only by the “Victoria”, but also by a personal event. The fact is that 20-year-old defender Vsevolod Smirnov and 18-year-old midfielder Sergey Gorbenko made their debut in professional football. Both were substitutes in the 86th minute of the match against Zenit.

Football players are students of local football, previously played in the “Metallurg-M”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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