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#Spain — Rayo Vallecano fans, whose team is based in Madrid, the capital of Spain, had travelled to Huelva to watch their team play Recreativo de Huelva in the Copa del Rey on Tuesday, October 27. After Rayo Vallecano won the match 3-2, the fans boarded a train to return to Madrid.
On the morning of Wednesday, October 28, their train heading towards Madrid was stopped. The fans learned about a serious train accident near Urda, in the province of Toledo. The accident site was only about three kilometres away from where they were.
In response, 50 Rayo Vallecano fans, most of them members of the anti-fascist ultras group Bukaneros, called the emergency services and got off the train to help the victims. The fans joined the rescue efforts alongside emergency responders. They helped transport some of the injured and took some of them to the sports hall in Urda, which was being used to receive people with minor injuries.
Respect Bukaneros.
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Aston Villa and Fulham fans are going to have to have some sort of joint therapy session about how Crystal Palace have ruined their lives.
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Pierre Sage on Cheick Doucoure: “It’s the most beautiful thing of the day. He has suffered a lot and fought a lot to be back on the pitch. The most important thing is to see him happy again.”
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Anglo-Italian Cup 1971
Crystal Palace v Inter
Roberto Boninsegna whacks John McCormick
Bobby Tambling and Giuseppe Mazzola also in the pic
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Tony Burns rises with the ball in his grasp while keeping goal for Crystal Palace at White Hart Lane back in 1977.
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“Here comes Dancing Brave!”
Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe heritage 👑
Dancing Brave | 1986 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe
Subscribe to At The Races on YouTube
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Kenny Sansom at @CPFC #CPFC
Born in south London, Sansom joined the Crystal Palace Academy and made his first-team debut in April 1975 at just 16 years old. Blessed with blistering pace, impeccable tackling, and precision crossing, he quickly established himself as an indispensable star.
197 matches
Goals: 3
Proving his remarkable durability, Sansom missed only one league game in a consecutive run of 156 matches starting back in 1976

























