Women’s Football

Rivers Angels have officially shifted gears ahead of the 2025-26 NWFL Premiership season the club’s leadership insisting that anything less than the title will not suffice. In a statement released at their pre-season launch, the club declared their ambition in no uncertain terms “We are not just participating we are coming to win,” said the […]

Both Remo Stars Ladies and Robo Queens have secured places in the semi-finals of the Queens Cup 2025 following strong showings in the group stage. Remo Stars finished their group campaign undefeated, emerging as one of the most consistent sides in the tournament so far. Robo Queens overcame an early stumble and bounced back decisively

Comfort Erhabor, the former Nigeria U-17 goalkeeper invitee, was listed among the substitutes as Portsmouth Women secured a hard-fought victory over Crystal Palace Women in a dramatic encounter in the English Women’s Championship. The match, characterised by tension and end to end football, saw Portsmouth ultimately prevail thanks to a late winner. Having been under

On the second day of the Queens Cup, both Dannaz Ladies and Remo Stars Ladies extended their perfect starts, each recording wins to maintain their 100 % record in the tournament’s opening rounds. Dannaz Ladies delivered a solid performance, controlling play and converting their chances to remain unbeaten. Meanwhile, Remo Stars Ladies followed up their

Chinasa Ukandu, head coach of CATS Ladies FC of Lagos State, has marked a significant advance in women’s football development by leading her team to win the inaugural “Girls Play Sports Football Tournament”. Under Ukandu’s guidance, CATS Ladies defeated Plateau United Queens 2-1 in the final at Abuja’s FIFA Goal Project, claiming the trophy and

The Queens Cup kicked off in style this week, delivering high-intensity matches and early wins for both Remo Stars Ladies and Dream Stars Ladies. Remo Stars Ladies secured a hard-fought victory on the opening day, showcasing determination and quality in front of their home crowd. Meanwhile, Dream Stars Ladies also came out on top in

Super Falcons forward Francisca Ordega has returned to full team training with Al Ittihad Ladies in Saudi Arabia after several weeks out with a hamstring injury. Her rehabilitation had been closely monitored by club staff, and her comeback is timed ahead of crucial fixtures that could influence the club’s standing in the Saudi Women’s Premier

Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) has confirmed that the 2025/26 season will begin on 26 November 2025, with its Annual General Assembly (AGA) scheduled to be held in Port Harcourt. The league outlined that club chairmen, general managers and other stakeholders will gather in Port Harcourt for the AGA ahead of the season’s launch. At

Nigeria’s U17 Women made a commanding statement, securing a 4-0 victory over Samoa in their final Group D fixture at the 2025 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco. From the outset, the hosts attacked with purpose. A first-half brace from Queen Joseph put Nigeria firmly ahead, supplemented by strikes from Rasheedat Moshood and Azeezat

The Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) has announced that its 2025 Annual General Assembly (AGA) will be held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on Wednesday, 29 October 2025. According to NWFL Chief Operating Officer Modupe Shabi, the gathering will bring together club chairmen and general managers from the Premiership and Championship divisions, along with other key stakeholders