Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
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The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL teams campaigning in CAF Club competitions have their work well cut out this Sunday as they face different African clubs in their second leg preliminary ties.
The four clubs, Enugu Rangers, Rivers United, Wikki Tourists and FC Ifeanyi Ubah, are all united in their resolve not to exit the continent very early; but they would have to match their words with action on the pitch to stay in contention.
Going by their first leg results, none of the teams representing Nigeria are home and dry, and so they will have to be at their best if they are to make it to the first round of both the CAF Champions League as well as the CAF Confederations Cup.
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