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Ligue des champions : Karim Benzema assomme le PSG et qualifie le Real Madrid

  • Mar 9, 2022
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Karim Benzema, mercredi 9 mars 2022, au stade Santiago Bernabeu, à Madrid. MANU FERNANDEZ / AP Impossible n’est pas parisien. En Ligue des champions, le PSG a l’art de séduire et, parfois aussi, de perdre de manière spectaculaire. Forts de deux buts d’avance – en comptant la victoire au match aller et l’ouverture du score

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