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Interview with Rayadas de Monterrey Midfielder Juana Plata: Her Experience as a Rookie

Bianca Mendoza2 years ago2 years ago016 mins

This past May, The Rayadas de Monterrey, a renowned soccer team of the Liga BBVA MX Femenil, won the championship for the third time in their division at their home stadium in Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The Monterrey team played against America Femenil, defeating them by a score of four to three.  Although this is…

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