Rivers Angels, Naija Ratels Secure Semi Final Spots in Federation Cup

Rivers Angels, Naija Ratels Secure Semi Final Spots in Federation Cup

Rivers Angels dominated their quarter final match with a 5-0 victory over Osun Babes in Enugu. Naija Ratels, based in Abuja, also advanced after a thrilling 5-4 penalty shootout win against FC Robo Queens, following a 1-1 draw during regular time at the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba.

Delta Queens defeated Sunshine Queens 2-0 in Benin City, while Remo Stars Ladies continued their remarkable run, winning 3-2 on penalties against Nasarawa Amazons after a 1-1 draw.

In the men’s competition, semi finalists will be determined on Thursday, with Abia Warriors facing Kano Pillars in Lafia and Kebbi United playing El Kanemi Warriors in Abuja.

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Editorial

The progression of Rivers Angels and Naija Ratels into the semi-finals of the President Federation Cup underscores the thrilling nature of Nigerian women’s football. Their victories, especially Rivers Angels’ commanding performance, highlight the competitive spirit and skill within the league.

As fans, we celebrate these teams’ achievements and look forward to the upcoming semi final matches with great anticipation. This tournament not only showcases talent but also strengthens the passion for football across Nigeria.

We believe the finals will be a testament to the hard work and dedication of all the teams involved, and we encourage supporters to rally behind their favourites as they strive for glory.

Did You Know?

  1. Rivers Angels have a history of winning multiple titles in Nigerian women’s football.
  2. The Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba is named after the former Nigerian national team captain and coach.
  3. The President Federation Cup is one of the oldest football competitions in Nigeria.
  4. Penalty shootouts are often used to decide matches that end in a draw during the knockout stages.
  5. The competition features both men’s and women’s teams, promoting gender equality in sports.

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