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CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars’ Adelowo targets win over CS Sfaxien
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CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars’ Adelowo targets win over CS Sfaxien

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Shooting Stars defender, Adelowo Damilola, is optimistic of victory in the CAF Confederation Cup second leg clash against CS Sfaxien.

The Oluyole Warriors will trade tackles with CS Sfaxien in the first preliminary round tie at the Taieb Mhiri, Stadium, Sfax on Sunday.

Shooting Stars beat CS Sfaxien 1-0 in the first leg in Abeokuta.

The Ibadan-based club must avoid defeat in the return leg to secure a place in the second preliminary round.

Adelowo is banking on providence to help the team scale through the hurdle.

“Tunisia, be good to us!,” Adelowo wrote on X on their arrival in Tunisia.

“We pray that this land favors us, that God goes before us, and that our CAF second-leg match ends in victory.

“May grace speak for us, may favor locate us, and may we return home with joy.”

CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars’ Adelowo targets win over CS Sfaxien

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