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EPL: Liverpool ban 400 fans for ticket touting offences

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Liverpool FC has issued over 400 lifetime bans to fans involved in ticket touting, intensifying efforts to combat illegal ticket sales and protect genuine Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-liverpool-ban-400-fans-for-ticket-touting-offences/

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