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CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars Secure Narrow First-Leg Win Over CS Sfaxien
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CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars Secure Narrow First-Leg Win Over CS Sfaxien

Complete Sports 16 minutes 1 mins read

Shooting Stars marked their return to continental football with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Tunisia’s CS Sfaxien in the first leg of their CAF Confederation Cup first preliminary round tie at the Moshood Abiola Sports Complex, Abeokuta, on Saturday. The encounter was the Ibadan club’s first appearance in continental competition since 1999. Shooting Stars made [...]

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