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WAFU B U-20 Qualifiers:Nigerian Players Are Physically Built, Well Organized  –Ghana Coach Konadu
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WAFU B U-20 Qualifiers:Nigerian Players Are Physically Built, Well Organized –Ghana Coach Konadu

Complete Sports 1 day 1 mins read

Black Satellites of Ghana head Coach Maxwell Konadu has described Nigeria’s Flying Eagles as a physically built and well organised side, completesports.com reports. Konadu stated this after the Flying Eagles defeated Ghana 4-2 in their opening group match, at the WAFU B U-20 qualifiers in Côte d’Ivoire on Monday. The Flying Eagles took the lead [...]

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