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Lift off in LA as accidental American Balogun blows Paraguay away

Lift off in LA as accidental American Balogun blows Paraguay away
The Telegraph Saturday 13 June 2026, 03:29 UTC By James Ducker 1 min read
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Lift off in LA as accidental American Balogun blows Paraguay away

Lift off in LA as accidental American Balogun blows Paraguay away
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