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Kun Khalifat FC midfielder Adehi Sunday has called for total concentration from his teammates ahead of their matchday 11 encounter against Enyimba.

The Owerri-based club will square up against the People’s Elephant at the Enyimba International Stadium in Aba on Sunday.

Sunday emphasised the need for mental discipline and continuous improvement to compete at the highest level.

“We have to focus on the game and block out the noise,” Sunday told the club’s media.

“At this level, the quality is very high on both sides, so you have to stay fully concentrated and keep improving because every detail matters.”

DAILY POST recalls that Kun Khalifat played out a 1-1 draw against Enyimba in the same fixture last season.

James Ekebuike and Ekene Awazie scored for both clubs.

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Al Nassr forward, Cristiano Ronaldo, has demanded lifetime bans for Saudi Pro League fans who taunted Ruben Neves with chants about his late friend Diogo Jota.

Neves could be seen, during the match on Saturday, responding to Al-Taawoun supporters who made the chants in his direction.

The Portugal midfielder then appeared to signal to the fans that ‘God is watching’, as he pointed first to the sky, then to his eyes and finally in their direction.

The event has triggered a reaction from Ronaldo, who wrote on Instagram: “The league must take action and punish this kind of fan behavior.

“This is no longer football, and there have to be limits. People who behave like this should never be allowed to enter a stadium again.”

Al-Hilal thrashed Al-Taawoun 6-0 in the league fixture.

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Super Eagles goalkeeper, Amas Obasogie has been cleared of match-fixing allegations by Tanzanian club, Singida Black Stars SC, DAILY POST reports.

Obasogie was recently suspended for three months by Singida Black Stars following his suspicious performance in the club’s CAF Confederation Cup clash against Flambeau du Centre, as well as league fixtures against Pamba Jiji FC and Namungo FC.

After an internal investigation, it was discovered there was no evidence linking the former Bendel shot stopper to match-fixing.

“The incidents that raised concerns have been determined to be technical errors within the game,” the club stated.

The 26-year-old is now free to resume duty with Othmen Najjar’s side.

Obasogie joined Singida Black Stars last year after leaving Ethiopian club, Fasil Kenema.

Super Eagles goalkeeper, Obasogie cleared of match-fixing allegations after probe