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Peace Cup: Young talents seek European breakthrough as scouting event ends

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Three matches are scheduled for the final day, with Athletic SC facing Dominion Excellence, Coal City taking on Bethel FC, and SCL Nigeria FC playing Goal Getters FC.

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