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NPFL: Yusuf declares Shooting Stars ready Enyimba test
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NPFL: Yusuf declares Shooting Stars ready Enyimba test

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Shooting Stars technical adviser, Salisu Yusuf has said that his team will approach their next game against Enyimba with more attacking instinct.

The Oluyole Warriors will square up against Enyimba in Aba on Wednesday.

Yusuf said his team will improve from their last performance in Ozoro against Warri Wolves.

“We are not a defensive side we will attack and try to create chances and score goals,” Yusuf reacted ahead of time against Enyimba.

“I hope we start scoring in away games. When we start scoring away, nobody can stop us.”

Shooting Stars are without a win from the last two away matches.

NPFL: Yusuf declares Shooting Stars ready Enyimba test

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