Dannaz Ladies & Remo Stars Ladies Keep Perfect Records on Day 2 of Queens Cup

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 opening-day success with another composed display, further establishing themselves as title contenders. The results set the tone for the competition, signalling that both clubs are serious challengers.

Editorial

When the early days of a tournament see two squads already tracing unbeaten lines, it becomes less about opening results and more about statements of intent. Dannaz Ladies and Remo Stars Ladies are doing exactly that crafting narratives of ambition, execution and momentum.

For Dannaz Ladies, keeping a perfect record on day two communicates more than victory it delivers assurance. In women’s club football, especially in Nigeria, every win carries weight. The crowd expects flourish the structure demands discipline. Balancing both is rare. Their performance suggests they might be doing just that.

Remo Stars Ladies, meanwhile, are confirming their credentials. After an opening success, the second win reinforces their consistency. The challenge in tournaments is rarely the first match it is the momentum thereafter. To maintain drive, focus and performance into the next fixture is proof of substance over spark.

What these parallel starts tell us about the Queens Cup is equally interesting. The competition appears more competitive, more professional and more consequential than before. The clubs invested, the players respond, and the theme shifts from participation to prosecution of the trophy.

For the players, however, the achievement is provisional. Consistency remains the currency. A “perfect record” after two matches is encouraging a perfect season is far more daunting. The pressure will rise, the opposition sharpen, and the expectation intensify. How these clubs navigate the next stages will define whether this is a beginning or a breakthrough.

In the broader landscape of Nigerian women’s football, this moment is rich. It suggests that the next generation of club competition is evolving not just in ambition but in capability. The message the green and white flag isn’t only for international fixtures. It thrives in domestic tournaments where players, coaches and clubs build their craft.

Did You Know?

1. Dannaz Ladies and Remo Stars Ladies are two of only four clubs in the current Queens Cup edition to have won both of their first two matches of the tournament.
2. The Queens Cup introduced a bonus point system for clean sheets this year meaning the two teams could have benefited further from their defensive performances.
3. Remo Stars Ladies’ second-match win was achieved with less than 55% possession, demonstrating effective counter-attacking and defensive discipline rather than dominance of the ball.
4. Dannaz Ladies have retained the same starting eleven for both opening matches no changes since the tournament began, underscoring team stability.
5. Both clubs have players already on the radar for the national-team selection for the Super Falcons, meaning strong performances here could strengthen their international prospects.