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All Whites' Stamenic aims to do late father proud

All Whites' Stamenic aims to do late father proud
BBC Wales Monday 15 June 2026, 04:47 UTC 1 min read
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Swansea City's Marko Stamenic will be thinking of his inspirational dad as New Zealand begin their World Cup campaign.

Swansea City's Marko Stamenic will be thinking of his inspirational dad as New Zealand begin their World Cup campaign.
Swansea City's (LOCATION) Marko Stamenic (PERSON) New Zealand (LOCATION) World Cup (EVENT)
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