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Saturn hoping to do better in upcoming Premier League season

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Published 13 March, 2009, 17:41

After finishing 11th place in 2008, Saturn Moscow Region coach Jurgen Rober says his team is ready to improve its results in Russia’s Premier League starting on Saturday.

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