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On Telstar match days, Café Middeloo turns into a real football pub: ‘Telstar IJmuiden!!!’

On Telstar match days, Café Middeloo turns into a real football pub: ‘Telstar IJmuiden!!!’

Café Middeloo in Driehuis has established itself as a dedicated gathering spot for Telstar fans, transforming into a football-themed pub on match days. Supporters congregate at the cafe both before and after games to cheer for the IJmuiden-based club.

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