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'Best feeling I've had in my life'

'Best feeling I've had in my life'

BBC News24-05-2025

Midfielder Dante Polvara: "I've been here four seasons, we've went through a lot. "The whole time I've been here, I've just wanted to give the fans something. Honestly, I never would've imagined."Midfielder Leighton Clarkson: "Absolutely incredible. No-one believed in us. "We always had that hope, that bit of faith that we could come here and do it. We did the plan to a T. We came into this game believing and we've done it. Everyone was unbelievable. I'm so happy."Defender Jack Milne: "This is the best feeling I've had in my life."We had the belief. All of us knew we were capable of coming here and getting this result. It's amazing. It's a dream come true."Goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov: "[I thought] just be the hero."Penalties is the opportunity to help your team. I'm super happy I managed to do that. Now it's time to party and celebrate."We have a short break and then it's onto next season."

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