Highlights
FC Nagykanizsa - Teskánd KSE összefoglaló
Győzelemmel zárta a legutóbbi fordulót az NB III-ban az FC Nagykanizsa. Gombos Zsolt csapata sokáig döntetlenre állt az újonc ...
Kanizsa TV - FC Nagykanizsa-Technoroll Teskánd KSE NB III-as labdarúgó-mérkőzés (hibás)
Jó verzió: https://youtu.be/xyTBjINRaYI kanizsatv.hu kanizsaujsag.hu.
A brief glimpse into the past
Kanizsa TV - FC Nagykanizsa - IVÁNCSA KSE NB III-as labdarúgó-mérkőzés
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(NB3) Összefoglaló - MTK Budapest II - FC Nagykanizsa 1-1 (0-0)
NB III. Dél-Nyugati csoport 1. forduló.
Kanizsa TV - MTK Budapest II. - FC Nagykanizsa NB III-as labdarúgó-mérkőzés
kanizsatv.hu kanizsaujsag.hu.
Team, Place & City Details
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