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Spain coach pays tribute to victims of train crash and player who died after on-field collision

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MADRID (AP) — Spain coach Luis de la Fuente paid tribute to the victims of a high-speed train crash and a second-division player who died after an on-field collision before announcing his Nations League squad on Friday.De la Fuente made several changes for…

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