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CAF Champions League: Enugu Rangers beat AS Sobemap on penalties

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Nigerian club Enugu Rangers scraped into the second qualifying round of the CAF Champions League on Friday by beating Benin outfit AS Sobemap 5-4 on penalties. The shootout followed a second 1-1 draw between the teams, this time in Togo capital Lome because Benin lacks an international-standard stadium. After the 2-2 aggregate tie, Enugu missed Read More: https://punchng.com/enugu-rangers-win-caf-champions-league-shootout/

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