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Euromatch NPFL: Yusuf Assures Shooting Stars Will Improve After Slow Start

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Shooting Stars Technical Adviser Salisu Yusuf is confident his side will recover from their difficult start to the season. The Oluyole Warriors have managed just two wins from their opening six league matches this season, and were also knocked out of the CAF Confederation Cup in the preliminary round by Tunisian side CS Sfaxien. Shooting [...]

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