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Farewell: Herve Renard signs off as Saudi Green Falcons head coach

Farewell: Herve Renard signs off as Saudi Green Falcons head coach

  • Perhaps the most enduring image from the game was the warm hug Salem Al-Dawsari gave the coach after equalizing just before half time
  • By then, French media had confirmed that Renard had agreed a deal to fill the vacant position as manager of the French women’s team
By John Duerden ·
Saudi national team in training ahead of Bolivia friendly photos

Saudi national team in training ahead of Bolivia friendly

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Saudi national football team gear up for friendlies against Venezuela, Bolivia video

Saudi national football team gear up for friendlies against Venezuela, Bolivia

By Khaled Alarafah ·
Players named for Saudi football friendlies against Venezuela, Bolivia

Players named for Saudi football friendlies against Venezuela, Bolivia

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Green Falcons prepare for friendlies against Venezuela, Bolivia in March

Green Falcons prepare for friendlies against Venezuela, Bolivia in March

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Protesters demanding a census revolt in Bolivian city

Protesters demanding a census revolt in Bolivian city

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Bolivia ex-president Anez arrested in ‘coup’ probe

Bolivia ex-president Anez arrested in ‘coup’ probe

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Bolivia: Arrest order for former interim president, others

Bolivia: Arrest order for former interim president, others

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In Bolivia desperate family leaves coffin in the street

In Bolivia desperate family leaves coffin in the street

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‘I’ll be back’ within a year, ousted Bolivian leader Morales vows

‘I’ll be back’ within a year, ousted Bolivian leader Morales vows

By Reuters ·
Former Bolivian leader Morales moves to Argentina

Former Bolivian leader Morales moves to Argentina

By AP ·
Four more deaths in Bolivia protests: rights commission

Four more deaths in Bolivia protests: rights commission

By AFP ·
US warns citizens against travel to Bolivia due to ‘civil unrest’

US warns citizens against travel to Bolivia due to ‘civil unrest’

By AFP ·

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