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EN DIRECT - Covid-19 : toujours plus de 2200 patients en réanimation, pic en vue - LCI - Haiti24

FOOT : LE COVID A FAIT PERDRE 2,5 MDS D'EUROS DE RECETTES AUX CLUBS Les mesures de huis clos décidées ces deux dernières saisons en raison de la pandémie de Covid ont privé les clubs de foot des cinq principaux championnats européens de 2,5 milliards d'euros de recettes 'jour de match', indique ce mardi le

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