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Highlights• Fan club members have a greater perception of team brand equity than non-members.• Internalization is significantly higher for fan club members than for non-members.• The relationships between brand equity dimensions and behavioral intentions are similar across fan club members and non-members.• Team success, social interaction and internalization are important aspects to increase behavioral intentions for both fan club members and non-members.
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