ENUGU RANGERS STORMS KASTINA ON RESCUE MISSION

Rangers Players in Ibadan

The Coal city flying Antelopes, Rangers Intl. football club, Enugu stormed kastina city on Friday, with one thing in mind rescue the battered image of the club.

According to Rangers, FC media, the team is currently fighting the war on getting on the relegated waters and is not ready to spare anything on it’s way to reclaim it’s lost glory.

Rangers media, who monitored events in Ibadan over the weel where Rangers lost mysteriously by a lone goal to 3SC of Ibadan, having lost an 86^th minute penalty awarded the team by Godwin Agenda and 3SC goal coming on the nick of extra four minutes added by the centre referee, affirmed that both the technical crew and players met after the match with resolve to correct the lapses in Kastina on Sunday.

According to Rangers media, the team captain, Chibuzor Madu describes the weekend game against kastina united as a redemption match which is very important aimed on restoring back the image of Rangers as well as gaining back the confidence of their fans and supporters.

Across section of the players rued losing the 3SC match as they had the match on their hands with the penalty awarded to them almost few minutes to the end of the game.

     They felt the match has come and gone should put it behind them, focusing on the game against kastina united as well  as the three outstanding matches to make up for the game lost.

In his reaction, the General Manager and Chief Executive of Rangers,Christian Chukwu (MFR­) expressed disappointment with the outcome of the Ibadan result, disclosing that urgent measures will be put in place by Management to check mate the dwindling fortunes of the team while appealing to Rangers fans and supporters for patience, understanding, and continues support.

He charged Rangers players to redouble their efforts ingiving their utmost best in both the remaining NPFL matches and the scheduled CAF confederations cup game aganist ZESCO Ltd. on Zambia on 9^th of April , 2017 in Enugu.

Ranger’s players and technical crew left Ibadan on Thursday, for kastina but will stop over in Kaduna. Rangers FC media described the defeat as a momentary loss of concentration by Rangers defence.