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1224:Oakwell
1134:2024–25
1056:Grounds
1042:Seasons
1037:Honours
1027:Players
1022:History
1015:General
771:England
729:Rapinoe
714:England
630:Dawkins
598:Jamaica
541:Sunzo (
538:Muntari
387:dugouts
253:History
196:stadium
154:Tenants
123:Surface
1311:venues
1139:venues
758:London
744:Yankey
739:Clarke
684:20:00
663:London
643:Elneny
585:18:00
572:London
553:Draman
550:(pen)
523:Zambia
493:19:45
361:Stands
227:FA Cup
225:in an
212:Leyton
200:Leyton
160:Leyton
149:c1890s
146:Opened
141:c1890s
91:Leyton
75:London
71:Leyton
746:(26')
731:(39')
650:(72')
648:Morsi
637:(38')
635:Grant
632:(27')
615:Egypt
559:Sunzo
548:Agogo
506:Ghana
138:Built
110:9,271
97:Owner
913:2021
887:2010
861:2011
835:2008
809:2015
741:(8')
645:(5')
335:and
233:and
709:1–2
686:GMT
610:2–2
587:GMT
543:o.g
518:4–1
495:GMT
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