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No love lost between clubs separated by a bridge who will tussle for Scandinavian pride and to advance in Europe
Every day, tens of thousands of people are thought to commute across the 8km bridge between Malm? and Copenhagen. The name of the bridge ? ?resund if you?re Swedish or ?resund if you?re Danish ? is one of only a few things that divide the people of the two cities. Another one is football.
After Malm? beat Latvia?s RFS in a Champions League qualifier last week their winger Jens Stryger Larsen, who has more than 50 Denmark caps, led the club?s supporters in a vociferous chorus of ?We hate Copenhagen? ? the identity of their third-round opponents no secret, the draw already made.
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Every day, tens of thousands of people are thought to commute across the 8km bridge between Malm? and Copenhagen. The name of the bridge ? ?resund if you?re Swedish or ?resund if you?re Danish ? is one of only a few things that divide the people of the two cities. Another one is football.
After Malm? beat Latvia?s RFS in a Champions League qualifier last week their winger Jens Stryger Larsen, who has more than 50 Denmark caps, led the club?s supporters in a vociferous chorus of ?We hate Copenhagen? ? the identity of their third-round opponents no secret, the draw already made.
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