Uefa to make all football coverage available online
31 Oct 2006 | by by Alex Donohue
LONDON - Uefa, European football's governing body, is to allow live coverage of Championship League and Uefa Cup matches to be screened via the internet.
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LONDON - Uefa, European football's governing body, is to allow live coverage of Championship League and Uefa Cup matches to be screened via the internet.
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