NPFL

Akwa United finally ended their away win drought in the Nigeria Premier Football League NPFL with a hard earned victory on the road, breathing new life into their relegation battle. The Promise Keepers, who have spent most of the season languishing in the danger zone, secured three precious points in their latest fixture, raising their

Kano Pillars head coach Ahmed Garba Yaro Yaro remains positive that his team can secure a continental ticket at the end of the season, despite their recent 2-1 defeat to Plateau United at the New Jos Stadium. The loss has seen the former NPFL champions drop to eighth place on the league table, but Yaro

Heartland winger Chukwuma Agor is full of optimism ahead of the highly anticipated Oriental derby against Abia Warriors in Owerri this Sunday. Reflecting on their earlier meeting this season, where Heartland claimed a 2-0 away victory in Umuahia with contributions from Agor and Michael Ogu, the winger is confident his team can replicate that success.

Akwa United assistant coach, Ifeanyi Nwachukwu, has outlined the club’s survival strategy as they fight to avoid relegation in the 2024/2025 NPFL season. Following their vital 2-0 win over Shooting Stars in Matchday 29 at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium, Nwachukwu emphasised the importance of securing points both at home and on the road. He noted

Ladan Bosso, head coach of Bayelsa United, has expressed his ambition to not only secure a continental ticket but also push for the Nigeria Premier Football League NPFL title as the season approaches its critical stages. Bosso, brimming with confidence, emphasised the importance of maximising points in their remaining home fixtures, stating: “Why not? If