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AITEO CUP 2017. Amb Adichie Izuchukwu Speaks Ahead of Niger Tornadoes vs FC IfeanyiUbah Encounter.

AITEO CUP 2017: FC IfeanyiUbah Lockhorns With Niger Tornadoes, Eyes Finale Spot.

As anticipating as AITEO CUP 2017 semifinal matches, the Anambra Warriors will be welcomed by the Ikon Allah Boys today in Lokoja, Confluence Stadium.

The 2016 FA Champions, not minding defeat in their last visit to Lokoja in the hands of the host towards the end of 2016/2017 NPFL Season which ended 2-1, will in utmost 90 minutes of confidence, zeal and determination to take on Tornadoes in their usual scintillating style to secure a finale spot victory.

As Coach Yaw Preko boys want a return to the Continent and see Africa assembled at the Fortress come 2018 Continental matches, a positive result today in the Confluence city remains nonnegotiable.

Amb Adichie Izuchukwu
© 2017.

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