Liverpool Match on in East Dulwich?

By theboycj
May 11, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 11, 2014

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Posted May 11, 2014

Does anyone know if any of the pubs on lordship lane will be playing the Liverpool match today, similarly anywhere that will have the Liverpool and City game on at the same time? I know Barcelona has the match on on a small screen but im not amazed by the environment in there??!!

Desperate to watch the match!

Liverpool Fan

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