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A very unusual hobby at the Danish Lyngby Stadium

The football competition has already returned in Denmark, but with the well-known novelty that the matches must be held behind closed doors and public entry is not allowed. This Monday the stadium stands Lyngby They welcomed a very unique audience: cardboard ducks that, of course, did not say quack.

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Gabby Barker

Gabby is someone who is interested in all types of sports, she loves to attend watching matches live. Whenever there is a match being played in her city, she makes sure to get the tickets in advance. Due to the love for sports, she joined Sportsfinding, and started writing general sports news. Apart from writing the news, she is also the editor for the website who checks and edits every news content before they go live.

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