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FRIENDLY: ‘We Are In Russia To Win’ — Super Eagles Star Simon

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Super Eagles winger Moses Simon has said he and his teammates did not travel for long hours to Russia just to lose in Tuesday’s international friendly game. Speaking at the pre-match press conference on Monday ahead of the friendly encounter at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Simon was in bullish mood. “We didn’t come here to [...]

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