Shooting Stars confident of victory against Kwara United
Shooting Stars assistant coach, Abimbola Lawal believes that his team has what it takes to beat Kwara United in Sunday's Nigeria Premier Football League matchday 11 encounter.
The Oluyole Warriors boosted their survival hopes with a 3-2 win against Plateau United in midweek
The Ibadan club are yet to win on the road this season.
The two teams battled to a draw earlier in the campaign but Abimbola believes they will beat the Harmony Boys this time around.
“Shooting Stars will come out victorious against Kwara United in Akure no doubt.
“Our win against Plateau United has raised the spirit in camp. We are going to Akure full of confidence,” Abimbola stated to DAILY POST.
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