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GUESS WHAT... 1. Barcelona stadium, Camp Nou was built in 1957 with a capacity of 98,000. It is the longest stadium in all of Europe and the 3rd largest in the world. 2. Iker Casillas started playing for Real Madrids youth squad at the age of 9. 3. Lionel Messi has a £203M buy out clause in his current Barcelona contract which runs until 2018. 4. David Villa is the only player to win in Santiago Bernabeu with 3 different teams: (Valencia, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid). 5. No player has scored a hat- trick against Valdes. 6. Alex Song is one of 28 children in his family. He has 17 sisters and 10 brothers.

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