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The national sport of Moldova is trânta - a kind of wrestling. The most popular one is football.
Rugby union is popular as well. Registered players have doubled and almost 10,000 spectators turn up at every European Nations Cup match. See Rugby union in Moldova. The most prestigious cycling race is the Moldova President's Cup, which was first run in 2004.
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