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Argentine football: Boca won the Diego Maradona Cup and reached 70 stars

San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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January 18, 2021

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San Juan,Argentina

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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.

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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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San Juan, Argentina.- Boca beat Banfield this Sunday (17) for the Diego Maradona Cup final and added a new page of glory to its history. With the consecration in San Juan, the Xeneize reached its star number 70 between local and international competitions, adding the amateur and professional era. Thus he took four titles apart from River, the eternal rival, and is the winner of Argentine football.
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