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A weathered Levante UD sticker is affixed to a ribbed, dark green pole. The sticker features a bold, sans-serif typeface in white against a background of alternating vertical stripes in red and blue. The text reads "SEMPRE LA CONTRA ¡LLEVANT!" Beneath the text is the Levante UD crest. The sticker is partially peeling and shows signs of wear.

SEMPREA LA CONTRA iLLEVANT! LEVANTE U.D.

06 July
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