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Pienaar backs Spurs for Champions League glory

31 May 2019, 11:56 AM  |
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Pienaar played for Spurs and Everton in the EPL.

Pienaar played for Spurs and Everton in the EPL.

Pienaar played for Spurs and Everton in the EPL.

Former Bafana Bafana Captain and English Premier League (EPL) team Tottenham Hotspurs striker, Steven Pienaar says he was elated to see his former club make it into the Champions League final.

Spurs will be taking on fellow EPL side Liverpool in the final on Saturday.

Morning Live’s Vaylen Kirtley spoke to Pienaar:

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