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it was rare for European coaches to enter Britain

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The Dark Side of the Copa Libertadores Kids25 it was rare for EuropeanThe Dark Side of the Copa Libertadores uncovers the sinister, violent and corrupt goings on that bubble beneath the surface of this famous South American football tournament. By acclaimed Argentine journalist, screenwriter and author Luciano Wernicke, whose books have been published in 30 countries and translated into 18 languages. This gripping book: Delves into the dark side of the most important football club tournament in South America Tells of