Oluyole Warriors Invade Enugu for Coal City Pre season Tournament



As part of our preparation for the 2024/25 season, Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC) of Ibadan, will take part in another pre season tournament in Enugu.


The eight team tourney, tagged the Coal City Cup 2024 Tournament, is scheduled to commence on Thursday, August 1.

The Ibadan soccer lords will be joined by Rangers International, Enyimba FC, Remo Stars and four teams from outside Nigeria, namely, FC Kalon of Sierra Leone, Cotton FC, Benin Republic, Gor Mahia from Kenya and Brazilian side, Corinthians.

The Oluyole Warriors will take on FC Kallon on Thursday, August 1, in the tourney's opener, slated to kick off at 5pm at the 'Cathedral'.

The Stars are hitting the Coal City fresh from their participation in the 2024 ValueJet Cup pre season Tournament ongoing at the Remo Stars' Stadium, Ikenne.

*Tosin Omojola*

*Media Officer, 3SC*

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