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Melbourne Victory Football Club is an football (soccer) club in the Australian A-League. Based in Melbourne, Victoria, Melbourne Victory FC are the largest club in the league, drawing the largest average crowds of any club and consistently setting league and domestic club football attendance records.
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Lavicka says no to Cole
— Mar 12 2010 2:19 PM from The Daily Telegraph -
Herbert: Phoenix won't be intimidated
— Mar 12 2010 12:16 PM from FIFA -
NBL delays expansion decision
— Mar 12 2010 1:30 AM from ABC Online -
Cole sidelined for Phoenix clash
— Mar 11 2010 11:43 PM from Fox Sports Australia -
Football: Phoenix v Sydney preview - Who will prevail
— Mar 11 2010 11:24 PM from TVNZ
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Lavicka says no to Cole
— Mar 12 2010 2:19 PM from The Daily Telegraph -
Herbert: Phoenix won't be intimidated
— Mar 12 2010 12:16 PM from FIFA -
NBL delays expansion decision
— Mar 12 2010 1:30 AM from ABC Online -
Cole sidelined for Phoenix clash
— Mar 11 2010 11:43 PM from Fox Sports Australia -
Football: Phoenix v Sydney preview - Who will prevail
— Mar 11 2010 11:24 PM from TVNZ
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