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Bulgarian football vice-champion loses to Milan at home

Thu, Nov 08 2001 13:00 CET

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Last Thursday, Bulgarian football vice-champion CSKA lost in Sofia 0-1 to AC Milan in the second leg of the second round of the UEFA Cup. In the first leg, two weeks earlier at the San Siro Stadium in Milan, the Italian team won 2-0, resulting in an aggregate score of 3-0, and them advancing to the third round. Milan will play Sporting Lisbon in the next round.

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