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Free tickets. The German club wants to start a football revolution. Can it work with us too?

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The interest from the fans is huge. 120,000 people signed up for the first free match, which is more than twice the capacity of the stadium. Can we expect something similar in Slovakia?

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Free tickets. The German club wants to start a football revolution. Can it work with us too?

The interest from the fans is huge. 120,000 people signed up for the first free match, which is more than twice the capacity of the stadium. Can we expect something similar in Slovakia?

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