The Nigeria Women’s Football League (NWFL) Round 8 delivered exciting encounters across various centers.
Edo Queens claimed the top spot in Group A, while Naija Ratels and Bayelsa Queens secured emphatic victories, Footballrover reports.
Meanwhile, Nasarawa Amazons stunned former Group A leaders Remo Stars Ladies with a late goal.
Breakdown of events in NWFL Round 8
Edo Queens edge Ekiti Queens to go top
Defending champions Edo Queens claimed a crucial 1-0 away win over Ekiti Queens in Ilorin.
Rebecca Adegbemile scored the game’s only goal in the 68th minute, sealing a hard-fought victory.
The win puts Edo Queens at the summit of Group A, replacing Remo Stars, who have been in excellent form before the outcome of their clash with Nasarawa Amazons in Lafia.
Naija Ratels hit Benue Queens for four
It was a one-sided affair in Lafia as Naija Ratels cruised to a 4-0 victory over Benue Queens.
Anuoluwapo Awotidoye stole the show with a brilliant hat-trick, netting in the 28th, 50th, and 78th minutes.
Obadun Azeezat also got on the scoresheet in the 58th minute, completing a dominant performance.
Bayelsa Queens sweep Robo Queens aside in style
In Yenagoa, Bayelsa Queens continued their fine form with a commanding 3-0 win over Robo Queens.
Olabiyi Alaba opened the scoring in the 21st minute before Shakirat Moshood bagged a quick-fire brace early in the second half to wrap up an emphatic win.
Nasarawa Amazons leave it late to beat Remo Stars Ladies
After firing a huge warning earlier, before the clash in Lafia, Nasarawa Amazons went on to snatch a narrow 1-0 win over Remo Stars Ladies.
Jenat Akekeromowei stepped up in stoppage time to convert a 90th-minute penalty, breaking Remo Stars Ladies’ resistance and boosting Nasarawa Amazons’ campaign.
Confluence Queens edge Heartland Queens
A first-half penalty from Peace Ikediuba in the 23rd minute of the game was enough for Confluence Queens to secure a 1-0 victory over Heartland Queens in Anyigba.
The narrow win keeps Confluence Queens in the mix for a strong finish this season.
Abia Angels capitalise on Dannaz Ladies’ mistakes
Abia Angels capitalised on defensive errors to secure a 2-0 home victory over Dannaz Ladies in Umuahia.
A Toyibat Abdulazeez own goal in the 30th minute set the tone before Chiamaka Ojialor doubled the lead eight minutes later.
Ibom Angels leave it late against Delta Queens
Ibom Angels left it late to snatch a 1-0 win over Delta Queens in Uyo.
Uwah Abasiofon scored the decisive goal in the 90th minute, handing her side a dramatic victory.
Rivers Angels come from behind to beat Adamawa Queens
In Lafia, Rivers Angels staged a comeback to defeat Adamawa Queens 2-1.
Nnenna Ossai opened the scoring barely 18 minutes into the game to give Adamawa an early lead.
But Taiwo Afolabi equalised seven minutes after the restart before a Temilade Oluwaseun own goal in the 90th minute sealed all three points for Rivers Angels.
Other key highlights from NWFL Round 8
- Edo Queens’ resilience sees them reclaim Group A leadership.
- Naija Ratels and Bayelsa Queens show dominance with big wins.
- Nasarawa Amazons keep their playoff hopes alive with a dramatic late penalty.
- Ibom Angels’ last-minute heroics deliver crucial points.
NWFL Round 8 results at a glance
– Ekiti Queens 0-1 Edo Queens
– Benue Queens 0-4 Naija Ratels
– Bayelsa Queens 3-0 Robo Queens
– Nasarawa Amazons 1-0 Remo Stars
– Confluence Queens 1-0 Heartland Queens
– Abia Angels 2-0 Dannaz Ladies
– Ibom Angels 1-0 Delta Queens
– Adamawa Queens 1-2 Rivers Angels
With these results from the NWFL Round 8, Edo Queens have taken charge of Group A, while Bayelsa Queens and Naija Ratels continue to assert their dominance.
As the NWFL progresses, the battle for playoff spots and survival intensifies.
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Last Updated on March 19, 2025 8:34 pm by Sir Kris








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