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Sparta Fight Back to Beat Lyon 2:1 in Champions League

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Sparta Fight Back to Beat Lyon 2:1 in Champions League

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Prague's Sparta produced a gritty comeback win over France's Lyon, edging out their visitors 2:1 in a Champions League group-stage clash.

The hosts found themselves behind early on, but turned the match around in the second half. Defender Lukáš Mercado struck the decisive goal with less than an hour on the clock, handing the Prague side a crucial victory in the European competition.

The win over the French club marks a significant result for Sparta as they push for a place in the Champions League playoffs, giving the team fresh confidence heading into their remaining group-stage fixtures.

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