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CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars train under floodlight for CS Sfaxien return leg

Shooting Stars are stepping up preparations for their CAF Confederation Cup second leg tie against CS Sfaxien with training sessions under floodlights. The Oluyole Warriors has returned to training following their first leg 1-0 win over the Tunisian side in Abeokuta last Saturday. Shooting Stars will face CS Sfaxien in the return leg in Sfax this […] CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars train…

CAF Confederation Cup: Shooting Stars train under floodlight for CS Sfaxien return leg

The Oluyole Warriors, commonly known as Shooting Stars, are intensifying their preparations for the upcoming CAF Confederation Cup second leg match against CS Sfaxien. The Nigerian side, which secured a 1-0 victory over the Tunisian team in Abeokuta last Saturday, has resumed training under floodlights to ensure the players are in peak condition.

Technical adviser Salisu Yusuf is committed to getting the team ready for the upcoming fixture in Sfax this weekend, with kick-off scheduled for 6pm Nigerian time. A draw would be sufficient for Shooting Stars to advance to the second preliminary round of the tournament.

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