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Ajayi gets one over Awoniyi in compatriots’ clash

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Hull City edged out Coventry City 1-0 at the CBS Arena, a result in which Semi Ajayi and his defensive colleagues came out on top of Taiwo Awoniyi in the two Nigerian internationals’ personal battle, while Frank Onyeka was ruled out through a knock. Liam Millar’s late strike ensured Hull maintained their perfect start on Read More: https://punchng.com/ajayi-gets-one-over-awoniyi-in-compatriots-clash/

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