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NPFL: Joseph upbeat Kun Khalifat FC will beat Kwara United
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NPFL: Joseph upbeat Kun Khalifat FC will beat Kwara United

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Kun Khalifat midfielder, Ameh Joseph, has expressed optimism ahead of the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, Matchday Five encounter against Kwara United.

The Owerri-based club will face Kwara United at the Dan Anyiam Stadium in Owerri on Sunday.

DAILY POST reports that Kun Khalifat are yet to record a win in the NPFL this season.

Joseph said the team was determined to give its all in the game.

“Obviously, we are playing a big game, and we are ready to do our best and give our all,” Joseph told the club’s media.

Kun Khalifat occupy 19th position on the NPFL table with two points.

NPFL: Joseph upbeat Kun Khalifat FC will beat Kwara United

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