EURO 2004 "A Step Back for Bulgaria"
Bulgaria's national football team made a step back at the EURO 2004. Hristo Stoitchkov, Bulgaria's best footballer said that the national team didn't perform as good at EURO 2004 as it did at the qualifications.
Bulgaria's national football team made a step back at the EURO 2004. Hristo Stoitchkov, Bulgaria's best footballer said that the national team didn't perform as good at EURO 2004 as it did at the qualifications.
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