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EUROMATCH NPFL: Kano Pillars Target First Point Away To 3SC In Nine Years

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Kano Pillars travel to the Lekan Salami Stadium on Wednesday to face Shooting Stars in a rescheduled NPFL Matchday 3 fixture, with one clear target: a first point away to the Oluyole Warriors since 2017. The last time Pillars avoided defeat in Ibadan was June 7, 2017 — a 0-0 draw – but since then, [...]

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