Tops/Flops Angleterre-Écosse : Un milieu écossais à la hauteur, Harry Kane très émoussé - Haiti24

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Tops/Flops Angleterre-Écosse : Un milieu écossais à la hauteur, Harry Kane très émoussé - Haiti24

Le match valeureux du milieu écossais, la condition physique inquiétante de Kane et l'animation offensive anglaise en berne… Retrouvez les Tops et les Flops de ce match entre l'Angleterre et l'Écosse (0-0). Tops Le milieu écossais, valeureux et tactiquement supérieurD'abord un peu débordé par la supériorité technique des Anglais, le milieu à trois écossais est

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