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Items stolen from Man Utd air disaster memorial in Munich

Items stolen from Man Utd air disaster memorial in Munich
BBC Sport Friday 30 October 2026, 10:05 UTC 1 min read
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Four medals and a crystal trophy were taken from the display, according to German media.

Four medals and a crystal trophy were taken from the display, according to German media.
Man Utd (ORG) Munich (LOCATION) German (ORG)
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