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NK Maribor: It's hard to believe it's been 10 years
Slovenia⚽ Sports8 hr. ago

NK Maribor: It's hard to believe it's been 10 years

NK Maribor commemorated the 10th anniversary of a tragic traffic accident that claimed the lives of two young footballers, Damjan Marjanović and Zoran Baljak, on August 2, 2016. The incident occurred near shopping centers in Maribor and was caused by running a red light. The club reflected on the lasting emotional impact of the tragedy, emphasizing both grief and pride in the players' legacy. The event remains a significant and somber memory for the club and its supporters.

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NK Maribor: It's hard to believe it's been 10 years

NK Maribor commemorated the 10th anniversary of a tragic traffic accident that claimed the lives of two young footballers, Damjan Marjanović and Zoran Baljak, on August 2, 2016. The incident occurred near shopping centers in Maribor and was caused by running a red light. The club reflected on the lasting emotional impact of the tragedy, emphasizing both grief and pride in the players' legacy. The event remains a significant and somber memory for the club and its supporters.

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