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Preview: Dynamo Kyiv v Crystal Palace
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Crystal Palace head into their first European outing full of swagger — 18 games unbeaten and buoyed by a late winner over Liverpool. Facing Dynamo Kyiv in Poland (yes, Poland — courtesy of the war), the Eagles will be fancying their chances. Dynamo have stumbled in Europe lately. Expect an open, end-to-end affair where Palace’s momentum could just tip the balance.
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