NWFL Premiership Super Six: FC Robo Queens Fight Back to Hold Abia Angels in Thrilling Matchday Five Clash

FC Robo Queens staged a spirited second-half comeback to earn a 1-1 draw against Abia Angels in a fiercely contested NWFL Premiership Super Six Matchday Five encounter in Port Harcourt.

The highly competitive fixture produced drama, intensity and quality football as both teams battled for crucial points in the race for a strong finish at the prestigious season-ending tournament.

Abia Angels made a bright start and were rewarded in the 14th minute when Winner David found the back of the net to give her side a deserved 1-0 lead. The early breakthrough boosted the confidence of the Umuahia-based side as they sought to maintain control of the contest.

Despite falling behind, FC Robo Queens remained determined and continued to search for an equaliser. Their persistence eventually paid off in the second half when Opeyemi Ajakaye struck in the 77th minute to restore parity and bring the Lagos-based club back into the game.

The goal sparked renewed energy for FC Robo Queens, while Abia Angels pushed hard to reclaim their advantage in the closing stages. However, both sides were unable to find a winning goal as the encounter ended with the points shared.

The result reflects the competitive nature of the NWFL Premiership Super Six, where every point remains crucial in the battle for league honours.

Match Summary

NWFL Premiership Super Six – Matchday 5

Abia Angels 1-1 FC Robo Queens

Goalscorers:

• Winner David (14') – Abia Angels

• Opeyemi Ajakaye (77') – FC Robo Queens

Venue:

• Port Harcourt

The draw leaves both teams with a point apiece after a hard-fought encounter that showcased the growing quality and competitiveness of women's football in Nigeria.

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