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1XCup 2026: Scouts From African, European, Asian Clubs To Attend Knockout Stage Matches

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The organizers of the 1xCup 2026 have announced that scouts from African, European, and Asian clubs will attend the knockout stage matches of Lagos’s biggest grassroots football tournament. In a statement issued on Thursday, the organizers announced ahead of the group stage draw at the Providence Hotel, Ikeja on Friday. “Starting with the knockout stage, [...]

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