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Cardiff to host opening match of Euro 2028
Cardiff will host the opening game of Euro 2028, with the semi-finals and final set to take place at London's Wembley Stadium.
Cardiff to host opening match of Euro 2028
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Heineken UK cuts Foster's alcohol strength to 3.4%
The brewer said the change could lead to cheaper pints.
Heineken UK cuts Foster's alcohol strength to 3.4%
The brewer said the change could lead to cheaper pints.
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