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Rangers Boss Promises Determined Push Against MC Alger
Amobi Ezeaku, the Rangers Chief Executive Officer, is determined that the Flying Antelopes will put in their best effort to advance in the CAF Champions League, defeating MC Alger in the process.

According to Complete Sports, The Nigerian champions achieved a 2-0 win against MC Alger in the first leg of their second preliminary round match, placing them in a favorable position for Friday’s return leg at the Stade Ali Ammar in Algiers. Ezeaku has faith in Rangers’ capacity to defeat the North Africans, stating that the team will face the crucial match with resolve and a strong mindset.
On his official Facebook page, the Rangers chief portrayed the team as prepared for battle, asserting that they would not retreat in the face of challenges. Ezeaku emphasized the team’s unyielding spirit, stating that no obstacle would deter them, and that they would move forward with courage and determination.
Ezeaku also discussed the club’s dedication over the last three years, highlighting Sunday’s match as a pivotal moment that will shape their future. Ezeaku highlighted the club’s steadfast commitment over the past three years, framing Sunday’s match as a crucial turning point that will shape their trajectory moving forward. For three years we’ve done that. And there’s one moment. It defines our future,’ he added.
Ezeaku reaffirmed his support for the club’s supporters and admirers, emphasizing the team’s strong belief in their ability to achieve a favorable outcome. He also conveyed his message to the fans and supporters, expressing that they would be filled with joy and pride on the night, with nothing left to lose as the team aimed for victory. Nothing matters anymore. We win or we win!!!’ he concluded.
Rangers are now focused on maintaining their two-goal lead in Algiers and ensuring their advancement to the group stage of the CAF Champions League. The team’s performance in the return leg will determine their progression in the competition, with the stakes high for the Nigerian champions.
