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NPFL: Ogunbote Hopes For Fair Officiating In Shooting Stars’ Games

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2 years ago
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Gbenga Ogunbote
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Shooting Stars technical adviser, Gbenga Ogunbote, believes that with fair officiating, his team can achieve their target for the season.

The Oluyole Warriors moved up to second position on the league table following their matchday 21 win over Nasarawa United.

Shooting Stars will slug it out with Plateau United in their next league game on Sunday in Jos.
The veteran tactician said that he is expecting a tough encounter against the Peace Boys.

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“If we continue getting fair officiating, it will be difficult to lose games,” Ogunbote told Shooting Stars media.

“Our next match against Plateau United will be tough because they are also fighting to avoid relegation. We must be fully prepared.”

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