Eight Teams Through to Women's Federation Cup Last Eight

Eight Teams Through to Women’s Federation Cup Last Eight














The 2026 President Federation Cup women’s quarter finalists are confirmed after a round of 16 played on June 2 that produced eight goals in one game, two penalty shootouts, and a 4-0 defeat for Delta Queens at the hands of a clinical Edo Queens side.

The 30th edition of the Nigeria Women’s President Federation Cup has its final eight. Across multiple venues on Monday, June 2, the eight quarter final spots were filled after a round of 16 that mixed high scoring wins with nervy shootout drama. Rivers Angels continued their dominant run in this competition, while Edo Queens and Confluence Queens both made powerful statements with their respective scorelines.

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Round of 16 Results

Round of 16 Scores

  • Rivers Angels FC 3-1 Abia Angels FC
  • FC Robo Queens 5-3 Remo Stars Queens
  • Heartland Queens 4-0 Ahudiyannem Queens
  • Ibom Angels FC 1-1 Bayelsa Queens (Ibom Angels win 5-4 on penalties)
  • Sunshine Queens FC 2-0 Plateau United Queens
  • Confluence Queens 8-0 Esthington FC
  • Edo Queens 4-0 Delta Queens
  • Nasarawa Amazons 1-1 Naija Ratels FC (Nasarawa Amazons win 4-3 on penalties)

Rivers Angels were comfortable in Eket, brushing aside Abia Angels 3-1 to continue their title defence without dropping a beat. The Port Harcourt club, chasing an 11th President Federation Cup title, had already sent the starkest possible warning in the round of 32 when they demolished NAF Queens 12-0. A 3-1 win in the last 16 is routine for a squad of this quality, and they arrive in the quarter finals as heavy favourites once again.

FC Robo Queens delivered the most entertaining result of the round, edging Remo Stars Queens in an eight goal contest that finished 5-3. Heartland Queens were more surgical, ending the hopes of Ahudiyannem Queens with a dominant 4-0 performance that underlined their credentials as genuine contenders this season. Sunshine Queens were similarly efficient, beating Plateau United Queens 2-0 to book their place in the last eight with little drama.

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Shootout Drama and a Record Scoreline

The two most dramatic moments of the round came in contrasting ways. Ibom Angels and Bayelsa Queens played out a 1-1 draw before Ibom Angels held their nerve in the shootout, converting five of their kicks to win 5-4 and eliminate the Bayelsa side. In a similar pattern, Nasarawa Amazons survived a 1-1 draw against Naija Ratels and edged the penalty contest 4-3 to book their quarter final place. Both sides had to work significantly harder than the scorelines during normal time suggested.

The largest margin of the round belonged to Confluence Queens, who thrashed Esthington FC 8-0 in Enugu. It was the most emphatic performance of the round by any side, and it announces the Kogi State club as a genuine threat to the established powers in the competition. Edo Queens also put down a marker, beating Delta Queens 4-0 to set up what could be a compelling run to the final. Delta Queens are four time winners of this competition and were expected to provide a sterner test. Edo Queens’ comfortable win signals they are operating at a level that few sides in this year’s draw can match. For fans placing accumulator bets across both the women’s and men’s domestic cup competitions this month, there is useful context in the Bet9ja Cut1 and cashout guide ahead of the quarter-final fixtures.

Quarter-Finalists Confirmed

2026 President Federation Cup Women: Quarter-Finalists

  1. Rivers Angels FC
  2. FC Robo Queens
  3. Heartland Queens
  4. Ibom Angels FC
  5. Sunshine Queens FC
  6. Confluence Queens
  7. Edo Queens
  8. Nasarawa Amazons

The quarter final draw will determine whether Rivers Angels face one of the tournament’s surprise packages or a familiar rival. Given the form shown by Edo Queens and Confluence Queens this round, the path to the final will not be straightforward for any of the eight remaining clubs. With the Super Falcons also in camp in Ikenne preparing for their WAFCON 2026 campaign, this cup run is a chance for domestic players to push their claims and make themselves impossible to ignore ahead of Morocco.

📌 Did You Know?

  1. Rivers Angels have won the President Federation Cup ten times, making them the most successful club in the competition’s history. Their titles came in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2024, and 2025. A win in 2026 would give them an 11th title and a third consecutive triumph.
  2. The 2026 edition is the 30th edition of the President Federation Cup for women’s football in Nigeria. The competition was founded in 1991 and was originally known as the Women’s Challenge Cup before being rebranded under the current name.
  3. Delta Queens, who were beaten 4-0 by Edo Queens in the round of 16, are four-time winners of the President Federation Cup. Their titles came in 2004, 2006, 2008, and 2009, all during a dominant early period in the competition’s history.
  4. Confluence Queens, who beat Esthington FC 8-0 in the round of 16, represent Kogi State and are one of the most consistent sides in the NWFL Premiership outside the traditional southeast and south-south powerhouses. Their emphatic win was the largest scoreline of the entire round of 16.
  5. Nasarawa Amazons, who reached the quarter-finals via a penalty shootout win over Naija Ratels, were the runners up in the 2025 President Federation Cup final. They lost to Rivers Angels on penalties in that final, making them the only side in this year’s quarter-final lineup with a recent experience of the final itself.
  6. FC Robo Queens, based in Lagos, participate in the NWFL Premiership and have been regular competitors in the Federation Cup in recent seasons. Their 5-3 win over Remo Stars Queens in the round of 16 was the highest scoring match of the round and highlights a squad capable of both scoring and conceding freely in open contests.
  7. The President Federation Cup runs alongside the NWFL Premiership as one of two officially recognised competitions for women’s football in Nigeria, both administered by the Nigeria Football Federation. The 2025/26 NWFL Premiership season, now in its 36th year, expanded to 20 clubs, the largest field in the league’s history, with Bayelsa Queens entering as defending champions.


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