SHROPSHIRE FA COUNTY CUP FINALS
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SHROPSHIRE FA COUNTY CUP FINALS TO TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT SHREWSBURY TOWN AND AFC TELFORD UNITED
This year ’ s Shropshire FA Cup Finals will be staged across two of the county’s leading football venues, with matches taking place at The Croud Meadow, home of Shrewsbury Town FC and SEAH Stadium, home of AFC Telford United
CUPFINALREFEREEAPPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED
With the county cup finals just around the corner, the muchanticipated referee appointments were announced during a fantastic evening dedicated to celebrating and supporting our officials
AFC WESTON RHYN WIN MARK HARROD GOAL NET COMPETITION
AFC Weston Rhyn have been named winners of the Mark Harrod Goal Net competition, securing hemselves a brand-new set of coloured goal nets.
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WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
Grassroots football in Shropshire is built on the stories, celebrations, milestones and hard work of our local clubs.
Whether you’re marking an anniversary, launching new plans, celebrating success, or simply have news to share, we’d love to feature it in the Shropshire FA magazine.
Get in touch and let’s showcase the fantastic work happening across our football community. Email your news to:
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Anna’s Story
At just nine weeks old, Anna, from Shifnal Girls Football Club, was diagnosed with four congenital heart defects. She spoke to us about her journey and why supporting the British Heart Foundation (BHF) is so important.
As a baby, Anna’s symptoms were first noticed when she began coughing every time she laid down. Concerned, her family sought medical advice, leading to a hospital referral and further scans. It was then that doctors discovered the extent of her condition.
Following her diagnosis, Anna underwent surgery to correct the defects, giving her far more energy and making it possible for her to play football later in life.
Now thriving on the pitch, Anna is passionate about raising awareness and supporting others facing similar challenges. She believes charities like the BHF play a crucial role in funding research and improving early diagnosis.
“I think they’re important because they raise money to fund research so people can be diagnosed straight away and understand what’s wrong with them,” she explained.
The BHF continues to highlight the importance of early detection, with millions of people across the UK currently living with undiagnosed heart conditions.
Anna’s message to those supporting the charity is simple but powerful, “Thanks for supporting them so they can help diagnose people like me and others that they have helped”
A heart attack takes a life every three minutes in the UK. Supporting the BHF can help change that.
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This year’s Shropshire FA Cup Finals will be staged across two of the county’s leading football venues, with matches taking place at The Croud Meadow, home of Shrewsbury Town FC and SEAH Stadium, home of AFC Telford United.
The decision to share the finals between the two clubs offers players of all ages, male and female, the opportunity to experience an elite playing environment, recognising their hard work and dedication throughout the season while inspiring the next generation within the local game.
Alongside the action at The Croud Meadow, the weekend will also feature a festival weekend, hosted in partnership with Shrewsbury Town Foundation and McDonald’s. The event promises a range of family-friendly activities, including inflatables, pitch demonstrations, face painting, and giveaways, creating an inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere around the finals.
The Festival Weekend, running from the 8 to the 10 May welcomes teams from across the county to compete in the prestigious Shropshire FA Cup Finals while demonstrating a collaborative approach to local football between Shropshire FA, Shrewsbury Town FC, Shrewsbury Town Foundation and McDonalds. th th
Matt Winfield of Erasmus Restaurants said, “I’m delighted to support such a prestigious event and provide more opportunities for people to be part of the weekend and get involved in football.”
Key Fixtures- The Croud Meadow
8 May – Tony Bywater Premier Cup (7:30pm)
·9 May – Mark Harrod U15/U16 Premier Youth Cup (10:00am)
9 May – SFA Premier Youth Challenge Cup (1:30pm)
9 May – TJ Vickers Premier Cup (5:00pm)
10 May –SFA Sunday Premier Cup (10:00am)
10 May – Women’s League Cup (1:30pm)
10 May – Tom Farmer Cup Sponsored by SEAH (5:00pm)
5 May or 7 May – Cara Wall U16s Saturday Challenge Sponsored by SEAH (7:00pm)
5 May or 7 May – SFA U15s Saturday Challenge Cup Girls Sponsored by SEAH (7:00pm)
6 May – Mark Harrod U16s Sunday Challenge Cup (7:00pm)
8 May – SFA U15s Sunday Challenge Cup Boys (7:00pm)
13 May – SFA Sunday Challenge Cup (7:30pm)
14 May – Shropshire Youth Cup U17s/U18s (7:00pm)
15 May – Salop Leisure League Division 1 League Cup (7:30pm)
16 May – SFA Saturday Youth Cup Sponsored by SEAH (10:00am)
Andy Weston, CEO of Shropshire FA, said, “We’re delighted to be hosting this season’s County Cup Finals at both Shrewsbury Town FC and AFC Telford United These venues provide outstanding facilities and a fitting stage for what are always the highlight fixtures of our football calendar
Bringing our finals to two leading clubs within the county reflects both the scale of the competition and our commitment to delivering a highquality experience for players, officials and supporters alike We’re extremely grateful to both clubs for
their support and look forward to a fantastic showcase of local football”
In total, Shropshire FA will host 13 County Cup Finals and 3 League Cup Finals across the two venues, offering local businesses the chance to sponsor individual competitions and align their brand with grassroots football while gaining strong regional exposure
Key Fixtures- SEAH Stadium
16 May – Shropshire Saturday Challenge Cup (1:30pm)
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AFC WESTON RHYN HAVE BEEN NAMED WINNERS OF THE MARK HARROD GOAL NET COMPETITION, SECURING HEMSELVES A BRAND-NEW SET OF COLOURED GOAL NETS.
We sat down with Lewis Alderson, manager of AFC Weston Rhyn, to learn about the transformation the club has undergone and how the goal nets provided by Mark Harrod will benefit them.
When Lewis took over almost three years ago, Vicarage Lane, the club’s home ground, was a far cry from the thriving community venue it is today.
Lewis and his father, has also been installed, helping to secure the pitch while creating opportunities for sponsorship to generate income for further development at Vicarage Lane.
The black and red goal nets supplied by Mark Harrod have helped complete the transformation, strengthening a club identity that the local football community can be proud of.
Alderson believes the new nets will make a huge difference to the club.
“People will see the effort that’s gone into the ground,” he says. “I think it’ll make a huge difference in getting people down and having a look at what we’ve done.”
For clubs looking to improve their ground and develop a clear identity, coloured goal nets are available through the Mark Harrod website.
https://www.markharrod.com/productcategory/football-goals/
“The goals were rusty, the dugouts were leaking and the benches were rotting. Paint was flaking off the walls in the home changing room, and there was no identity whatsoever,” he recalls.
Today the ground has undergone a complete transformation thanks to a hardworking group of volunteers led by Alderson.
The Vicarage Lane clubhouse, once worn and neglected, now stands as a striking and well-maintained centrepiece. The dugouts have been fully refurbished and now feature bold black and red AFC Weston Rhyn branding. A new spectator barrier, built and fitted by
Autism Awareness Day
April 2nd World Autism Day
April 2nd marks World Autism Day, a global event dedicated to raising awareness, promoting understanding and celebrating the lives and achievements of autistic people around the world.
Autism is a lifelong disability that affects how people communicate and interact with the world Each autistic person experiences it differently, but many may face challenges with;
Communication and social interaction
Sensory issues with noise, smells and bright lights
While changes to routine may lead to heightened anxiety
Sport can play a powerful role in supporting both physical and mental wellbeing. Alongside keeping us active it can help build confidence, develop social skills, and improve overall mental health These benefits are just as important for people on the autism spectrum
Grassroots football should be a place where those on the autistic spectrum feel both comfortable and confident to take part
“Every autistic person is different and unique in their own way, so take some time to get to know the individual and appreciate their needs: awareness of the person’s level of communication, style of learning, any sensory needs, triggers and behaviours" says Daniel Bird, BA (Hons) Sports Coaching and School Sport
For more information, visit England Football to access resources that support autistic players and help create a safe, inclusive environment where everyone can thrive:
https://learnenglandfootballcom/articles-andresources/coaching/resources/2024/How-tosupport-players-with-autism
CupFinal Refereeappointments
Confirmed
With the county cup finals just around the corner, the muchanticipated referee appointments were announced during a fantastic evening dedicated to celebrating and supporting our officials.
The event kicked off with the appointments for the first half of the matches. Shaun Currall then addressed the referees, sharing insights on the latest rules, while Matt Scholes offered guidance on best practices to help them excel on the field. Following these talks, the remaining referee appointments for the finals were confirmed.
The referee teams confirmed for this year’s cup finals are as follows:
Cara Wall U16'S Saturday Challenge Sponsored by SEAHMarianne Sherwood (Referee), Ava James (AR1), Oliver Embleton (AR2), Rich Butler (Fourth Official).
Mark Harrod U15s & U16s Premier Youth Cup - Oliver Fones (Referee), John Sanders (AR1), Kevin Breeze (AR2), Alistair Stuart (Fourth Official).
Mark Harrod U16s Sunday Challenge Cup - Ben Guest (Referee), Ben Thompson (AR1), Milana Strickley (AR2), Tom Lewis (Fourth Official).
SFA Saturday Youth Cup Sponsored by SEAH - Alex Yorke (Referee), Grace Jay (AR1), Frankie Ruhe (AR2), Zach Grice (Fourth Official).
SFA Premier Youth Challenge Cup - Caitlin Slater (Referee), Mark Reilly (AR1), Adam Matthews (AR2), Henry Gregory (Fourth Official).
SFA Sunday Challenge Cup - Jeff Walton (Referee), Joey Malone (AR1), Glynn Preece (AR2), James Astley (Fourth Official).
SFA Sunday Premier Cup - Will Peel (Referee), Andy Woodthorpe (AR1), Jamie James (AR2), Ash Brown (Fourth Official).
SFA U15s Saturday Challenge Cup Girls Sponsored by SEAHHarrison Edgley (Referee), Callum Oram (AR1), Rhi Gaunt (AR2), Cameron Fall (Fourth Official).
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SFA U15s Sunday Challenge Cup BoysKian Sherry (Referee), Gabe Hanmer Evans (AR1), Isabelle Morris (AR2), Rob Lewis (Fourth Official).
Shropshire Saturday Challenge Cup - Mark Coates (Referee), Keith Steele (AR1), Liam Downing (AR2), Steve James (Fourth Official).
Shropshire Youth Cup (U17s & U18s) - Tom Hipgrave (Referee), Glenn Robson (AR1), Leland Atkinson (AR2), Rich Robinson (Fourth Official).
Saturday Premier TJ Vickers Premier CupGrzegorz Filipiak (Referee), Ross Smart (AR1), Ewan Holding (AR2), Shaun Currall (Fourth Official).
Tom Farmers Women’s Cup Sponsored by SEAH - Dom Gardner (Referee), Andy Sherry (AR1), Ceri Thomas (AR2), Chris Ramsey (Fourth Official).
SFASaturdayYouthCupSponsoredbySEAH-AlexYorke (Referee),GraceJay(AR1),FrankieRuhe(AR2),Zach Grice(FourthOfficial)
ShropshireYouthCup(U17s&U18s)-TomHipgrave (Referee),GlennRobson(AR1),LelandAtkinson(AR2), RichRobinson(FourthOfficial)
SFAU15sSundayChallengeCupBoys-Kian Sherry(Referee),GabeHanmerEvans(AR1), IsabelleMorris(AR2),RobLewis(FourthOfficial).
CaraWallU16'SSaturdayChallengeSponsoredbySEAHMarianneSherwood(Referee),AvaJames(AR1),Oliver Embleton(AR2),RichButler(FourthOfficial)
MarkHarrodU16sSundayChallengeCup-BenGuest (Referee),BenThompson(AR1),MilanaStrickley(AR2), TomLewis(FourthOfficial)
MarkHarrodU15s&U16sPremierYouthCupOliverFones(Referee),JohnSanders(AR1), KevinBreeze(AR2),AlistairStuart(Fourth Official)
SFAPremierYouthChallengeCup-CaitlinSlater (Referee),MarkReilly(AR1),AdamMatthews (AR2),HenryGregory(FourthOfficial)
ShropshireSaturdayChallengeCup-Mark Coates(Referee),KeithSteele(AR1),Liam Downing(AR2),SteveJames(FourthOfficial)
TomFarmersWomen’sCupSponsoredby SEAH-DomGardner(Referee),AndySherry (AR1),CeriThomas(AR2),ChrisRamsey (FourthOfficial)
SFAU15sSaturdayChallengeCupGirlsSponsoredby SEAH-HarrisonEdgley(Referee),CallumOram(AR1), RhiGaunt(AR2),CameronFall(FourthOfficial)
SLLTonyBywaterPremierCup- KyleRowlands (Referee), DanSimmons,(AR1),EmilieDouzi,(AR2), MattScholes(FourthOfficial)
SFASundayChallengeCup-JeffWalton (Referee),JoeyMalone(AR1),GlynnPreece (AR2),JamesAstley(FourthOfficial).
SFASundayPremierCup-WillPeel(Referee),AndyWoodthorpe (AR1),JamieJames(AR2),AshBrown(FourthOfficial)
SaturdayPremierTJVickersPremierCup-GrzegorzFilipiak(Referee), RossSmart(AR1),EwanHolding(AR2),ShaunCurrall(FourthOfficial).
SportsDirect’sGRAND Giveaway–win£1,000!
Sports Direct and easyfundraising have come together to give community sports causes, including football teams like yours, an extra funding boost this month. An extra £1,000 to spend on equipment, running costs and so much more. Easyfundraising works with over 8,000 online retailers, who will give free donations to you when your players, parents, coaches and wider community shop with them, at no extra cost. This month, if they shop online at Sports Direct via the easyfundraising website or app, your football team will receive 2% of what they spend as a free cashback donation AND go into the Grand Giveaway draw to win the £1,000 bonus! Join easyfundraising now at https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/shropshire-fa/.
For more information, including the full T&Cs of this incentive, visit https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/sports-direct-grand-giveaway/
The Shrewsbury Food Festival is back, bringing together the best independent food producers, quality street food vendors, top chefs and local brewers and distillers to serve up the finest food and drink which will have your taste buds jumping for joy!
It’s more than just food, it’s a day out for the whole family! There is an entire area of the park dedicated to kids, with every activity completely free! Learn about the journey of food in the field to fork area, let off some steam with sports activities or head to the cookery school Plus, live music for everyone to enjoy!
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Be quick, once it’s gone, it’s gone!
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SleepOut UndertheStars
Join STFC Foundation for a special night under the stars at Croud Meadow and help raise vital funds for the STFC Foundation
This is an opportunity to challenge yourself and your team by spending the night pitch-side, all in support of an incredible cause The evening will begin with a stadium tour at 7:30pm, followed by a live World Cup screening for those who want to enjoy the action before settling in for the night outdoors
In the morning, there will be hot drinks and bacon rolls ready before you head off. Why not bring along colleagues, friends, or teammates and take on the challenge together?
Minimum sponsorship: £100 per person
Link to Just Giving link below. https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/sleepoutcroudmeadow? utm medium=CA&utm source=CL
Email RuthPemberton@foundationstfccouk to sign up
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Why Purpose Is the New Game Changer
The world of sport sponsorship and brand activation is undergoing a seismic shift.
Brands are no longer content with simply slapping their logo on a stadium hoarding or a player’s kit and hoping for maximum impressions. Today’s landscape demands more - more meaning, more impact, more purpose. As fans become increasingly value-driven, brands must pivot towards campaigns that prioritise social impact.
Nowhere is this more evident than in the grassroots sports space, where the emotional and cultural stakes are at their highest.
Football at its core has always been about more than just winning. On local pitches across the UK, grassroots football brings kids, parents, coaches and volunteers together in ways that go far beyond sport It’s here, in muddy boots and on community sidelines, that the game shapes culture and builds futures.
The Rise of the Socially Conscious Fan
Supporters today aren’t passive spectators. They’re engaged, connected and deeply invested in the issues that shape both their communities and the game they love.
From inclusivity and mental health to tackling racism and climate action, fans expect the clubs and brands involved in grassroots football to stand for something real. In fact, research shows more than 70% of UK sports fans believe sponsorship should promote positive social change - a figure that rises even higher among Gen Z and Millennial fans.
For grassroots football, this isn’t just a trend; it’s a cultural shift. Families now expect action, not just advertising.
Why Purpose Works - For Football and for Brands
Cause-led parentships and sponsorship aren’t just good for the game - but good for business.
Here’s why:
Authenticity builds trust - Communities know when brands are serious and when they’re faking it. Supporting real issues earns long-term respect.
Purpose sparks engagement - Stories rooted in values are the ones people talk about and share, both locally and nationally.
Stand out in a crowded market - With so many brands chasing visibility, purpose-driven sponsorship cuts through the noise.
Inspire from the inside out - Employees, volunteers and partners want to be part of something meaningful. Purpose energises teams as much as fans.
How Brands Can Deliver Purpose in Grassroots Football
For those ready to step onto the grassroots pitch with real intent, a few principles stand out:
Listen first: Ask players, teams, referees and families about the challenges they face. Build campaigns with them, not just for them.
Partner wisely: Work with governing bodies, leagues and charities who already have trust on the ground. Think beyond matchday: Legacy projects - from workshops to online resources -leave an impact long after the final whistle
Beyond Sponsorship: A Shared Responsibility
For brands, the lesson is clear: don’t just show up with a badge. Roll up your sleeves, step into the community and make a lasting difference. Because when football sponsorship moves beyond visibility and into real impact, everyone benefits - the players, the clubs, the fans and the sponsors themselves.
Final Word
The future of grassroots football sponsorship isn’t about being the biggest logo on the pitch. It’s about being the brand that shows up, listens and makes change happen. And in that future, purpose isn’t just an advantage. It’s the whole game.
Advertiseinthe ShropshireFADigital Magazine-Connect WiththeHeartof LocalFootball
The Shropshire FA Digital Magazine is where the county’s football community comes together Every month, thousands of players, parents, coaches, clubs, volunteers, supporters and businesses read our publication to stay up to date with the latest news, stories and developments in grassroots football
Now, we ’ re opening up exclusive advertising opportunities for businesses looking to reach a loyal, engaged and diverse audience
Why Advertise With Us?
Placing your advert in our digital magazine gives your business:
Direct access to a large, highly engaged local audience
Brand visibility across the entire Shropshire football community
A platform that aligns your business with positive, community-focused sport
Flexible advert sizes and placements to suit different budgets and goal
Whether you ’ re aiming to raise brand awareness, promote a new service, or connect with families and local communities, advertising with Shropshire FA is a powerful way to get your message heard
Get Involved
Spaces are limited each month, so if your business wants to feature in an upcoming issue, we’d love to hear from you
Contact
To discuss advertising options please contact: Shropshire FA CEO, Andy Weston on 07435 960651 or via email Andy Weston@ShropshireFA com.
Promote your business while supporting grassroots football across Shropshire - a winning partnership on and off the pitch
Room Hire
Are you looking for room hire in Shropshire for your next meeting, training course, or workshop? At Shropshire FA, we offer modern facilities that can be tailored to suit your needs, including a fully equipped Training Room and a professional Boardroom.
Training Room Hire in Shropshire
Our Training Room is a versatile space, ideal for:
Staff training and development sessions
Workshops and seminars
Coaching courses and community events
Boardroom Hire in Shropshire
If you need a space for more formal meetings, our Boardroom provides the ideal setting. Suitable for:
Team meetings
Client presentations
Interviews and strategy sessions
Enquiries & Booking
For more details about meeting room hire in Shropshire or to book our facilities, please contact:
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SHROPSHIRE FA
LAUNCHES NEW BUSINESS PARTNER BROCHURE
A GAME-CHANGING OPPORTUNITY TO BACK GRASSROOTS FOOTBALL AND COMMUNITIES
The Shropshire FA is proud to unveil its brand-new Business Partner Brochure, presenting a powerful invitation to businesses and organisations that want to invest in more than just sport - but in community, inclusion and opportunity.
With over 13,000 players, 170 clubs, 1,000 teams, and 6,000 dedicated volunteers, Shropshire FA is the beating heart of football in the county
But its impact goes far beyond the pitch.
Backed by a mission to improve lives through football, the newly launched brochure offers bespoke partnership opportunities that deliver not only high visibility but also lasting social impact.
“This is more than sponsorship – it’s about shaping the future of football in our communities,” says Andy Weston, CEO at Shropshire FA.
“We’re offering organisations the chance to be part of something powerful, authentic and deeply rooted in Shropshire life”
A Responsible Investment in People and Place
The Business Partner Brochure outlines meaningful ways for organisations to demonstrate corporate social responsibility (CSR) while aligning with one of the region’s most accessible and values-driven sporting bodies.
Partners will be directly supporting:
Youth development programmes that nurture life skills, resilience and leadership
Disability football initiatives that champion inclusion and opportunity.
The Opportunities That Go Beyond
Partnership options include:
Volunteer and referee training, helping grow a sustainable, skilled grassroots network
Facility development, ensuring safer, more welcoming environments for all
Exclusive naming rights for competitions and county-wide initiatives
Targeted exposure through events, digital campaigns and community outreach.
Participation in landmark events like County Cup Finals and the Annual Grassroots Awards
Hospitality packages and national football experiences that bring tangible value back to your team.
Driving Measurable Impact
As part of its bold 2024–2028 Strategy, and looking ahead to its 150th anniversary in 2027, Shropshire FA is focused on increasing its impact in local communities With a current £128 million estimated social return on investment, the evidence is clear: football changes lives
Now, businesses have the chance to become part of a legacy that blends purpose with performance
Join the Movement
By becoming a Shropshire FA Business Partner, you’re not only gaining exposure -you are investing in community wellbeing, youth empowerment and inclusive opportunity across the county.
To view the brochure and explore how your organisation can be a force for good through football, visit link SFA Partner Brochure 2025 Print.pdf
OUR EXISTING PARTNERS
NATALIE PIETRZYK, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF SEAH
“Supporting grassroots football is at the heart ofwhat we do. Our ongoing partnership with Shropshire FA means we can directly contribute to the growth and success of local football communities.”
MARYBRANDRICK, GENERAL MANAGERAT MARK HARROD LTD.
“The girls’ game is continuing to grow and more girls are playing.At Furrows, we felt this was an ideal opportunity to get involved and be part of something that can only grow and improve.”
ANTONYFROST, DIRECTOR & DEALER PRINCIPALAT FURROWS
Grassroots football plays such an important role in the lives of so manyyoung people and families in our community. I’m proud to continue supporting the Shropshire FAGrassrootsAwards, which celebrate the hard work and passion of the people who give their time week in, week out to keep football thriving in Shropshire.”
MATTWINFIELD, MCDONALD’S – ERASMUS RESTAURANTS.
“Grassroots football plays such an important role in the lives of so manyyoung people and families in our community. I’m proud to continue supporting the Shropshire FAGrassrootsAwards, which celebrate the hard work and passion of the people who give their time week in, week out to keep football thriving in Shropshire.”
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Club Welfare Officer Weekly Appointments
New weekly Booking System 1to-1 Time with Shropshire FA DSO Sam Griffiths
We're pleased to announce a new opportunity for Club Welfare Officers to book a dedicated appointment with our Designated Safeguarding Officer, Sam Griffiths, every Thursday afternoon between 1pm and 4pm
These sessions are available face-to-face or via Microsoft Teams and are designed to offer a space for:
Asking any safeguarding-related questions
Getting support with club welfare matters
Having a general catch-up on a one-to-one basis
Whether you need advice, clarification, or simply a chat, this is your chance to connect directly with Sam in a confidential and supportive setting
To book your appointment, please use the form below: https://forms.gle/KmKoySsFUU1rnzk56
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