CAF Cup: Shooting Stars leads against SC Sfaxien (1-0 halftime)

Author: Elmut PintoPublished on: September 5, 2026Country: Nigeria

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CAF Cup: Shooting Stars leads against SC Sfaxien (1-0 halftime)

At halftime, Shooting Stars leads 1-0 against SC Sfaxien in their CAF Cup match. The Nigerian team managed to take the lead with a strong performance in the first half. Both teams are vying for qualification in the tournament.

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