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@bolaskorcom: Indonesia vs Bangladesh ternyata jadi laga paling gila bagi John Herdman dan Mitchell Baker! Drama, gol, dan tensi pertandingan bikin laga ini susah dilupakan. Sependapat, Sob?? 👀👇 #bolaskorcom #TimnasIndonesia #JohnHerdman #MitchellBaker #IndonesiaVsBangladesh

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