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Namibia/Senegal: Warriors Hunt Lions

[Namibian] BOBBY Samaria knows that his Brave Warriors will face one of the strongest teams in world football tomorrow when they take on Senegal in the 2022 Fifa World Cup qualifiers. But that should not faze his charges, he said. They are Brave Warriors after all.

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