2009 Channel One Cup (football)
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Channel One Cup 2009 would have been the fourth edition of the Channel One Football Cup held in Israel. It would have taken place from January 26 to February 1, 2009, but was cancelled. Eight clubs had been invited to participate in the tournament, four from Ukraine, three from Russia and one from Uzbekistan.[1]
The competition would have been played in the Olympic system.
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