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TNS look to home comforts in Champions League bid

TNS look to home comforts in Champions League bid
BBC Wales Tuesday 07 July 2026, 04:15 UTC 1 min read
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The New Saints head coach Craig Harrison says his side will be looking to make the most of being at home in the second leg of their Champions League qualifier.

The New Saints head coach Craig Harrison says his side will be looking to make the most of being at home in the second leg of their Champions League qualifier.
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