Playoffs Spark Standard Liege Title Push
Standard Liege looked far from being Belgian league title contenders earlier this season, but the playoffs have sparked them to life. The Rouches are now mounting a serious bid for glory.
Standard Liege looked far from being Belgian league title contenders earlier this season, but the playoffs have sparked them to life. The Rouches are now mounting a serious bid for glory.
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