All Stars International Veterans Football Club would hit Ijebu-Ode early tomorrow morning to face Ijebu All Stars Football Club in a friendly match scheduled for Dipo Dina Stadium,Ogun State.
All Stars International Veterans who based in Lagos would storm Ijebu with 22 man squad. Among the players that would feature for the cracker are Godwin Okpara, Festus Odini, Wasiu Ipaye and host of others.
Speaking ahead of tomorrow tie, coach of All Stars International Veterans, Mba Agbar said all the players are in good frame of mind to take their opponents to cleaners. He admitted that the game would be tough but boasted that his team would come out victorious.
“We are fully prepared to give them a run for their money. We want to use the friendly game to prepare us for next match against Badagry All Stars. We cannot afford to lose against Ijebu All Stars because our players are in good shape to get good result in Ijebu,” he said.
Agbar cautioned his players not to be complacent saying that their opponents would come out on revenge mission and admonished his players to take their chances saying that anything short of victory would not be accepted by the coaching crew led by Fatai Amoo.
“We have met our opponents several time and we always beat them so I see tomorrow match as another tough game because Ijebu All Stars would want to revenge defeat they suffered in our hands. My advice for my players is to go out there and beat them again in the front of their fans,” he said.
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