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‘We are already making corrections’: Akor Adams backs Super Eagles to restore standards after Bissau setback

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Akor Adams says the Super Eagles have taken responsibility for their 3-0 defeat to Guinea-Bissau and are working to correct their mistakes as they seek to rediscover their best form against Russia.

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