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Gigante, Matteo2

Novak,Dennis0

Lopez Montagud, Carlos1

Giannessi,Alessandro0

Kovalik, Jozef2

Radulov, Iliyan0

Agamenone, Franco0

Kukushkin,Mikhail2

Zusman, Richard0

Misolic, Filip2

Moro Canas, Alejandro2

Roca, Batalia Oriol0

Travaglia, Stefano0

Neumayer, Lukas2

Zsombor,Piros1

Brancaccio, Raul2

Merida Aguilar, Daniel2

Demin, Yaroslav0

Kuzmanov, Dimitar2

Molleker, Rudolf1

Llamas Ruiz, Pablo0

Landaluce, Martin1

Bonadio, Riccardo0

Damm, Martin2

Marie, Jules2

Rodriguez, Taverna Santiago Fa0

Roca, Batalia Oriol

De Jong, Jesper

Holmgren, August2

Ivashka, Ilya0

Yunchaokete, Bu2

Habib, Hady1

Rincon, Daniel1

Krueger, Mitchell2

Gigante, Matteo2

Krueger, Mitchell1

Landaluce, Martin1

Lopez Montagud, Carlos0

Yunchaokete, Bu2

Kovalik, Jozef0

Kukushkin,Mikhail2

Kuzmanov, Dimitar0

Damm, Martin2

Misolic, Filip1

Marie, Jules1

Moro Canas, Alejandro2

Neumayer, Lukas2

Holmgren, August1

Brancaccio, Raul1

Merida Aguilar, Daniel2

Gigante, Matteo2

Moro Canas, Alejandro0

Landaluce, Martin2

Neumayer, Lukas0

Yunchaokete, Bu2

Damm, Martin0

Merida Aguilar, Daniel0

Kukushkin,Mikhail2

Yunchaokete, Bu1

Gigante, Matteo2

Kukushkin,Mikhail2

Landaluce, Martin1

Kukushkin,Mikhail1

Gigante, Matteo0

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