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DescriptionFK Riteriai team player bus front Copenhagen.jpg
English: The player's team bus for the Futbolo Klubas Riteriai (FK Riteriai), a Lithuanian professional association football club based in Vilnius, viewed from the front side, while driving on Vesterbrogade next to the Frihedsstøtten by the Copenhagen Central Station in Denmark. The dark blue and yellow coloured MAN bus featured the club's logo and name in the front og side including several sponsors, namely Lit-Invest, Sharp, Ollex, Nike and Ecoil. In the background the Panoptikon building at Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen is shown.
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The team player's bus for FK Riteriai viewed from the front side
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