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Senegal Edge Sand Eagles 6-4 In Friendly
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Senegal Edge Sand Eagles 6-4 In Friendly

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

African champions Senegal defeated Nigeria’s Sand Eagles 6-4 in an entertaining friendly match played at the Murtala Mohammed Square in Kaduna on Saturday night. Abdullahi Hassan was Nigeria’s standout performer, scoring all four goals for the Sand Eagles. Mamadou Sylla led Senegal’s scoring with a hat-trick, while Mandione Laye Diagne, Ninou Jean Paul Diatta and [...]

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