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Ethiopian Players, Team Officials Abscond After Youth Football Tournament In Sweden

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Around 20 people from Ethiopia have gone missing after taking part in the Gothia Cup football tournament in Gothenburg, Sweden. According to the police, the boys are between 14 and 17 years old, and one or more leaders are also missing. On the final day of this year’s Gothia Cup, a school administrator discovered that [...]

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