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World Football: 05/03/2011

05/03/2011

BBC World Service - World Football, 05/03/2011

Could the uprising in Libya have a knock-on affect for Italian football?

World Football investigates the financial links between the Gaddafi family and Italy's top clubs. Could the political unrest in Libya have a knock-on effect for Italian football?

We investigate the financial links between the Gaddafi family and Juventus. Could the uprising in Libya have a knock-on affect for Italian football?

As Borrusia Dortmund begin to plan their title celebrations - we try to find out the secret of their success. Australian born goalkeeper Mitchell Langerak describes the feeling of playing in front of the Yellow Wall every home game.

And we also hear from the New Zealand and Blackburn captain Ryan Nelsen as he returns home to Christchurch for the first time since the earthquake...which killed over 160 people.

Presented by Alan Green.

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