Nigerian Premier League

The anticipated Kano derby between Barau FC and Kano Pillars in the 2025/26 NPFL season will be held behind closed doors, reports BSNSports. Scheduled for Matchday 9, the fixture at Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano will permit only players, team officials, referees, accredited media, the state FA, and security personnel to gain access. The decision […]

Matchday 8 of the 2024/25 NPFL season delivered drama, surprises and fresh narratives. Here are five things that stood out: Finidi George Shows His Mettle: Veteran winger Finidi George made waves again. His leadership and flashes of brilliance helped his side grind out a result, reminding fans that experience still matters in challenging encounters. Relegation

The only goal of the match came in the 27th minute, with midfielder Sarki finding the back of the net. This goal proved to be the difference, as Niger Tornadoes held on to secure all three points. The victory marked a significant achievement for the club, highlighting their growing competitiveness in the league. Head coach

Nasarawa United head coach Mangut Mbwas has expressed satisfaction following his team’s narrow 1–0 win over Bendel Insurance that saw them extend their unbeaten run to six league matches. The victory also solidified Nasarawa’s hold atop the NPFL standings, placing them four points clear at the summit. Speaking after the match, Mangut commended his players’

Rivers United maintained their unbeaten run in the NPFL after securing a narrow 1-0 win over Niger Tornadoes at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium in Port Harcourt. The first half ended goalless, with both sides missing chances. The deadlock was broken early in the second half, five minutes in, when Maclyn Biokpo converted a penalty to

Shooting Stars coach Nurudeen Aweroro expressed relief after his side finally ended their winless streak in the Nigeria Premier Football League.  3SC beat Niger Tornadoes 3-1 at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Ibadan, to claim their first victory of the season. Ayodeji Bamidele opened the scoring for the Oluyole Warriors seven minutes before the break. Anthony

A disastrous journey turned into a logistical nightmare for NPFL newcomers Warri Wolves, whose trip to Maiduguri for their clash against El-Kanemi Warriors was marred by bus breakdowns and delays. Original team bus broke down in Asaba, forcing the squad to wait while a replacement vehicle was arranged. The replacement bus also suffered mechanical issues

Katsina United head coach Azeez Falolu has expressed optimism that his side can finally break their four-season away winless streak in the NPFL. Azeez pointed out that the players have shown signs of improvement and cohesion in training, emphasising the need for mental strength and consistency to secure results on the road. Despite their recent

Shooting Stars’ search for a first victory of the 2025/26 NPFL season continued after they suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Rivers United at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium in Port Harcourt. The Oluyole Warriors went into the clash without a win from three games, and though they held firm in the first half, their resistance

Enyimba secured a valuable away win over Bayelsa United with a strong showing on the road. Meanwhile, Kano Pillars edged a tight encounter thanks to a decisive goal from Musa. In Aba, Enyimba demonstrated composure and tactical discipline to earn all three points, silencing home fans and reaffirming their ambitions in the league. At the