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National football team harambee stars were held to a goalless draw by Chad in an international friendly match played in Marrakech, Morocco this evening. Despite being the favourites due to their higher FIFA ranking, Kenya struggled to break down a resolute Chadian defence. The two teams are set to face off again in a second friendly fixture on Tuesday.
Harambee Stars held to goalless draw by Chad
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