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EPL to have first-ever 16-day international break from September 21

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The Premier League will have its first-ever 16-day international break this season, merging the September and October windows to reduce player travel. Read More: https://punchng.com/epl-to-have-first-ever-16-day-international-break-from-september-21/

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