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NPFL: Enyimba goalkeeper, Utum sidelined for two weeks with injury

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Enyimba goalkeeper, Godswill Etum will be out of action for two weeks due to injury, DAILY POST reports.

Etum, according to technical adviser, Emmanuel Deutsch sustained the injury during training on Thursday.

“Yes our first choice goalkeeper (Etum) is out injured. He sustained injury this morning in training and the doctor says he will be out for two weeks,” Deutcsh told the club’s media.

The shot stopper will now miss Sunday’s home clash against Inter Lagos.

Etum joined Enyimba from Wikki Tourists at the start of the season.

Enyimba will be looking to secure their first win of the season against Inter Lagos.

NPFL: Enyimba goalkeeper, Utum sidelined for two weeks with injury

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