Edo Queens Crowned NWFL Super Six Champions After Tense Matchday 5 Finale

Edo Queens have officially emerged champions of the 2026 Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership Super Six after a dramatic final day that saw all three Matchday 5 fixtures end in draws.

The Benin City-based side secured the title with 10 points from five matches, finishing top of the standings and earning the prestigious crown of Nigeria's women's football champions. Their triumph also guarantees qualification for the WAFU B CAF Women's Champions League qualifiers, where they will represent Nigeria on the regional stage.

On the final day in Port Harcourt, Edo Queens played out a goalless draw against Bayelsa Queens, a result that proved enough to seal the championship despite strong competition from their closest challengers.

Bayelsa Queens ended the tournament in second place with eight points, while Nasarawa Amazons also finished on eight points after their own scoreless draw against Rivers Angels. The two sides were unable to overtake Edo Queens as the champions maintained their advantage at the summit.

Elsewhere, Abia Angels and FC Robo Queens shared the spoils in an entertaining 1-1 draw. The result saw Abia Angels conclude their campaign with six points, while FC Robo Queens finished with four points.

The final standings underline the competitiveness of this year's Super Six, with only two points separating the champions from their nearest rivals heading into the concluding fixtures.

Final Matchday 5 Results

• Bayelsa Queens 0-0 Edo Queens

• Nasarawa Amazons 0-0 Rivers Angels

• Abia Angels 1-1 FC Robo Queens

Final NWFL Super Six Standings

1. Edo Queens – 10 points (Champions)

2. Bayelsa Queens – 8 points

3. Nasarawa Amazons – 8 points

4. Abia Angels – 6 points

5. FC Robo Queens – 4 points

6. Rivers Angels – 4 points

Edo Queens Return to the Summit

Edo Queens' consistency throughout the Super Six campaign proved decisive as they navigated a fiercely contested tournament to claim the league title. Their defensive resilience and ability to secure crucial points at key moments ultimately separated them from the chasing pack.

With the domestic crown secured, attention now turns to the WAFU B CAF Women's Champions League qualifiers, where Edo Queens will aim to continue their impressive form and pursue continental qualification.

The 2026 NWFL Premiership Super Six once again showcased the growing quality and competitiveness of women's football in Nigeria, setting the stage for an exciting continental campaign for the newly crowned champions.