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CAF Champions League: Rangers ready for AS Sobemap clash – Ezeaku

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Rangers Chairman, Amobi Ezeaku, have expressed the team’s readiness for the CAF Champions League clash against AS Sobemap of Porto-Novo.

The Flying Antelope will host the Porto-Novoian in the first leg of the preliminary round of the competition at the MKO Abiola Sports Complex, Abeokuta on Sunday.

Ezeaku said that the team will approach the game with the right mentality.

“We will come out and push till the end in our clash against AS Sobemap of Porto-Novo on Sunday,” Ezeaku told 54footballx.

“The evident of our strong mentality was in our league opener against Katsina United where we got the goal in the last minutes.

“We are on a journey as a team and we want the club supporters to trust the process.”

Ezeaku, however, called on the club’s faithful to troop out enmasse to support the team to victory in the game.

CAF Champions League: Rangers ready for AS Sobemap clash – Ezeaku

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