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Migori Youth eye top four as Vihiga Bullets go third in Super League

Migori Youth defender Benard Okinyi controls the ball in a past match. [Washington Onyango, The Standard]

Migori Youth captain Clifford Otieno is upbeat the club can finish among the top four clubs in the National Super League after resuming the second-tier league with a victory in one of the three rescheduled matches played on Wednesday.

The South Nyanza based club defeated Mwatate United 2-0 to move out of the relegation zone up to 12th in the standings with 21 points from 17 matches played.

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