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1XCup 2026: Vido 99 Top Group A As Young Stars, BYT Play Out Draws
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1XCup 2026: Vido 99 Top Group A As Young Stars, BYT Play Out Draws

Complete Sports about 4 hours 1 mins read

Vido 99 FC have moved to the top of Group A after recording the biggest result of the day as the 1XCup 2026 group-stage matches continued on Tuesday with three games producing a mix of goals, drama and tightly contested encounters. While Vido won their game against Emiloju FC, their other Group A opponents, JP [...]

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