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Posted by Odinaka on Mon 29th Jan, 2018 - tori.ng

Popular Lagos-based Football club, MFM FC, were involved in a tragic car crash on Sunday after the club's bus had a brake failure which left some players and coach of the team injured.

The scene of the crash

Nigeria Professional Football League side, Mountain of Fire Ministries FC (MFM FC), on Sunday suffered an auto crash on their way from Jos back to Lagos.

According to Premium Times, the Olukoya Boys were in action against Plateau United on Saturday; losing by a lone goal and they were heading back to their base to prepare for their next game against Wikki Tourist.

It was gathered that Sunday’s accident was caused by a brake failure and it left some players and the coach injured.

There was no loss of life in the accident.