Euromatch NPFL: ‘We Are Ready’ –Osagiede Confident Ahead of Bendel Insurance’s Clash with Rivers United
Bendel Insurance media officer Kehinde Osagiede has expressed confidence that his side will pick up all three points against high-flying Rivers United in Saturday’s Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) clash at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium.
Rivers United currently stands as the only team in the league to maintain an unbeaten record this season. However, they face a Bendel Insurance side that has turned its home ground into a formidable fortress.
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Earlier in the campaign, the Benin Arsenal famously ended Barau FC’s unbeaten run and are poised to replicate that feat against Rivers United.
Speaking ahead of the game in a chat with Completesports.com, Osagiede stated that the players are in high spirits and eager to secure victory.
“Yes, I expect a tough encounter against a Rivers United side that has remained unbeaten in the league,” Osagiede said.
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“For us, that is not news because we defeated Barau FC here at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium when they were also unbeaten in the league.
“Our priority is to play a good game and get the massive support from our fans that will subdue Rivers United on match day.”
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