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Iraola urges Liverpool to 'kill' Fenerbahce's hostile atmosphere

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 17h ago

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Andoni Iraola has urged Liverpool to stop Fenerbahce in Wednesday's Champions League clash by killing the hostile atmosphere generated by their raucous fans.Stopping Fenerbahce's momentum in such a febrile atmosphere might be easier said than done for…

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