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Africa: Andy Delort - the Algerian Confesses to Miss Football

  • May 21, 2020
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So clubs and players have time to exchange on social networks .

The club asked Delort if VAR missed to him after publishing one of his goals refused by the Video Assistnt Referee .

"Football yes, but did the VAR miss you, Andy Delort ?"

asked the club .

I miss football, my club and my teammates" .

Source: allAfrica.com

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