Glo Premier League Match Day Two fixtures

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Kano Pillars


The Glo Premier League enters week two on Saturday and Sunday with a couple of clubs on the continent missing out.

Warri Wolves and Dolphins will have their games postponed as teams begin go get to grip with the mew season.

Here are the fixtures for Match Day 2



 Saturday
 March 14, 2015
Shooting Stars vs Heartland FC--4PM
Kano Pillars vs Bayelsa United--4PM
Sunday
 March 15, 2015
Kwara United vs Elkanemi Warriors--4PM
Nasarawa United vs Wikki Tourist--4PM
Akwa United vs FC Taraba--4PM
Enugu Rangers vs Sharks FC--4PM
Sunshine Stars vs Gabros FC--4PM

Wednesday
 March 18, 2015.
Warri Wolves vs Giwa FC--4PM
Lobi Stars vs Enyimba Int'l--4PM

Thursday
March 19, 2015
Abia Warriors vs Dolphins FC--4PM

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