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Limestone Coast country football leagues left ‘holding the ball’ on 2020 seasons in bid to reduce coronavirus effects Australia-wide

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DEFLATED: Football in the Limestone Coast has been deflated after the South Australian National Football League "strongly recommended" competitions be postponed until May 31.

FOOTBALL in the Limestone Coast will be on hold after a decision handed down late yesterday by the South Australian […]

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