A Juventus soccer fan shows a scarf to remember the Heysel tragedy at the King Baudouin stadium in Brussels, Sunday May 29, 2005. Fans from Britain, Italy and Belgium marked the Heysel

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Juventus soccer fans show a scarf to remember the Heysel tragedy at the King Baudouin stade in Brussels, Sunday May 29, 2005. Fans from Britain, Italy and Belgium marked the Heysel tragedy

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Juventus soccer fans show their scarves to remember the Heysel tragedy at the King Baudouin stadium in Brussels, Sunday May 29, 2005. Fans from Britain, Italy and Belgium marked the Heysel tragedy

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