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Greece Euro 2004 legends honoured in Australia

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In 2004, Greece experienced its biggest achievement in football - becoming European champions, against all odds. Greeks and the Hellenes of the diaspora have so much pride in that underdog story. 20 years later, three players from the iconic team are wrapping up a two week visit to Australia, training and coaching young players and thanking the Greek community for their passionate support.
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