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1929 Copa Del Rey Final
The 1929 Copa del Rey Final was the 29th final of the Copa del Rey, the Spanish football cup competition. RCD Español beat Real Madrid 2–1 and won their first title. Match details References External linkslinguasport.com {{DEFAULTSORT:Copa Del Rey Final 1929 Copa
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1929 Copa Del Rey
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Pedro Solé
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Gaspar Rubio
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José María Peña
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Juan Urquizu
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Félix Quesada
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José Cabo
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Jack Greenwell
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José Padrón
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