Rivers Angels Secure Hard Fought 2-1 Victory Over Edo Queens

Rivers Angels player Alvine Dah Zossu expressed her optimism following the team’s challenging 2-1 win against Edo Queens in the NWFL Super 6. During the post match press conference, Dah Zossu reflected on the game, noting that their coach had prepared them for a tough match. From the onset, our coach told us it was not going to be an easy game, so we had it in our mindset that the game was going to be difficult, but we gave our best and played according to our coach’s instruction, that is why we got the victory today, she said.

When discussing the team’s prospects in the competition, Dah Zossu remained positive, acknowledging the effort and preparedness of all participating teams. Well, from my point of view, all the teams that came for the Super 6 came prepared. They have worked hard as much as we have, but I believe with our efforts, our coach’s instruction, and the grace of God, we will win the Super 6.

Dah Zossu also attributed their strong performance to the significant support and encouragement they received. First of all, I would like to thank our honourable commissioner and the government of River State. They have done very well to encourage us to come for this Super 6 and also our coach and general manager. We had a lot of motivation from them coming here and we will never put their efforts to waste. We will put in our all.

The celebrations following the game were fueled by a special incentive from their supporters, as revealed by Dah Zossu It was motivation from the commissioner who gave us the sum of two million naira after we won the game. Rivers Angels continue to push forward in the NWFL Super 6 with determination and support, aiming for ultimate success in the tournament.

Editorial

The recent victory of Rivers Angels over Edo Queens in the NWFL Super 6 is a clear demonstration of the team’s resilience and strategic preparation. Alvine Dah Zossu’s insights highlight the importance of mental preparedness and adherence to coaching instructions in achieving success. The match against Edo Queens was a test of character and tactical discipline, which the team passed admirably.

This win is not just a testament to the players’ hard work but also the robust support system backing the team. The involvement of the River State government and the motivational boost from the commissioner underscore the critical role that external support plays in sports. Financial incentives, such as the two million naira reward, can significantly enhance player morale and drive performance on the field.

Dah Zossu’s optimism about their chances in the Super 6 is well founded. The collective effort of the team, combined with strategic guidance from their coach, positions them strongly for further success. Her acknowledgement of the competition’s intensity reflects a realistic and respectful view of their opponents, which is crucial for maintaining focus and not underestimating any team.

The NWFL Super 6 is a platform that showcases the best of women’s football in Nigeria, and Rivers Angels’ performance is a beacon of excellence and determination. Their journey in the tournament thus far exemplifies the spirit of teamwork and dedication, qualities that will undoubtedly serve them well as they strive for the championship.

Did You Know?

1. The NWFL Super 6 is a tournament that brings together the top six teams from the Nigeria Women’s Football League to compete for the championship title.
2. Rivers Angels have a rich history of success in Nigerian women’s football, having won multiple league titles and cup competitions.
3. Alvine Dah Zossu is one of the key players for Rivers Angels, known for her versatility and leadership on the field.
4. The NWFL Super 6 provides a platform for players to showcase their talent and potentially attract attention from international scouts and clubs.
5. The financial rewards and support from local government officials play a crucial role in motivating teams and enhancing the development of women’s football in Nigeria.