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English Premier League Side Sunderland Launches Social Media Presence In Asia

Premier League side Sunderland became the latest EPL club to launch its social media presence in Asia. The club launched its latest social media accounts on Weibo, the largest social networking channel in Asia. The club accounts on the Chinese platforms Sina Weibo and Tencent Weibo will feature -- in Mandarin -- live score updates, club news, history of the club, competitions and exclusive player interviews. Sunderland has strong links across the Asian continent and has built a strong fan base (SAFC).

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