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WM-Halbfinale der Superlative: Spanien setzt auf Geheimwaffe Merino

Frankfurter Rundschau

Frankfurter Rundschau

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July 12, 2026

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WM-Halbfinale der Superlative: Spanien setzt auf Geheimwaffe Merino

Im ersten WM-Halbfinale treffen Spanien und Frankreich aufeinander. Für die Iberer könnte die Aufgabe kaum schwerer sein. Entscheidet Mikel Merino die Partie?

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