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IFK

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IFKIndirect Free Kick (Soccer)
IFKInternational Federation of Karate
IFKIdrotts Föreningen Kamraterna (Swedish: Sport Club Comrades)
IFKInteressenverband Freiberuflicher Krankengymnastinnen (Syndicate of Freelance Physiotherapists, Germany; today: Bundesverband Selbstständiger Physiotherapeuten)
IFKInstitut Fuer Kernphysik (Germany)
IFKInsect Flying Killer (band)
IFKInstallationsfragen-Kommission (German)
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IFK Gothenburg's Kim Christensen was reported after being caught using the tactic in a top-flight match.
Kim moves goalposts by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Afraid some free-kick specialist might bend it like Beckham, the IFK Gothenburg keeper decided to bend the rules by actually moving the goalposts.
NOW THAT'S WHAT YOU CALL MOVING THE GOALPOSTS! by The Mirror (London, England)
IFK Gothenburg (5-3 on aggregate) and Victoria Guimaraes (2-1) have already been conquered, and that is an achievement for manager Christian Gross and his limited group of players.
Euro success would be an unexpected bonus; BASLE by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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