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Thursday's match was the most popular and as well as the hardest since the first division championship restarted in Mogadishu last month. Each of the struggling teams tried its utmost to win in Thursday's game. But it was Elman's lucky day to win
Al Shabab extremists attacked Somali government forces during the night between Wednesday and Thursday in the Somali capital Mogadishu. The militia used a hand grenade in their attack.
In a press statement issued after a lengthy meeting at the Shamow hotel in Mogadishu, Somali Football Federation president said that his meeting with Hormuut Telecom chairman Ahmed Mahmoud Yusuf and the company's deputy general manager Ahmed Abokar
Shabelle, a local radio station in Mogadishu, reported that the Somali ambassador in Kenya made extraordinary efforts in order to achieve the release of the many Somali prisoners in Mombasa.
The Mogadishu port's FC which was once powerful. But, they seemed to be weak in Thursday's struggle against the Daalo airlines company-owned football club SITT which was victorious in its past matches.