Ligue des champions : suivez Salzbourg-Bayern Munich

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Ligue des champions : suivez Salzbourg-Bayern Munich

Bonsoir et bienvenue à tous les fans de la plus prestigieuse des compétitions européennes. Suivez en direct commenté le match entre le Red Bull Salzbourg et le Bayern Munich pour les huitièmes de finale de la Ligue des Champions. Coup d’envoi à 21h00 à la Red Bull Arena.

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