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DescriptionSamuel Eto'o 2011 September.jpg |
English: Samuel Eto'o playing for FC Anzhi Makhachkala in a Russian Cup 2011/12 game against FC Dynamo Moscow.
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21 September 2011 |
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http://www.soccer.ru/gallery/44759 |
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Майоров Владимир |
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