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EUROMATCH-NPFL: How We Came Back To Beat 3SC — Plateau United Coach Ogunbote

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Plateau United head coach Gbenga Ogunbote has explained how his team came from behind to defeat visiting Shooting Stars of Ibadan on Sunday. Ogunbote’s side went behind after Abubakar Taheer opened the scoring in the 15th minute. Five minutes into the second half Jibril Ibrahimi equalised for Plateau United before Seiyefa Jackson made it 2-1 [...]

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