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NPFL: 3SC, Oyo Pillar Of Sports Foundation To Honour Club Legends on Home Matchdays

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Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) will honour and celebrate its legends on home matchdays when the 2026/2027 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) season kicks off next month, August, Completesports.com reports. 3SC Partners Pillar of Sports Foundation to Celebrate Club Icons In a landmark move to preserve the club’s rich heritage, the management of Shooting Stars [...]

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