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WAFU B U-17 Championship: Golden Eaglets Coach Eboboritse Invites 62 Players To Camp

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Golden Eaglets head coach Uwejamomere Eboboritse has called up a total of 62 players to the camp as the team commences its screening and training programmes ahead of this year’s WAFU B U-17 Championship. The list is made up of five goalkeepers, 18 defenders, 20 midfielders and 19 forwards. The players have been advised to [...]

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