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Champions League qualifiers: Shelbourne suffer 3-0 defeat at Tolka Park – As it happened
Leandro Andrade netted the opener for Qarabag after 12 minutes
Shelbourne's Jonathan Lunney in action against Qarabag's Nariman Akhundzade. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA
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