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Home»Sport»Football»Lobi Stars Vs City FC Abuja to kick-off Naija Super 8 play-offs 
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Lobi Stars Vs City FC Abuja to kick-off Naija Super 8 play-offs 

Hassan MuazBy Hassan MuazJune 1, 2023Updated:June 1, 20231 Comment
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Naija Super 8 organisers, Flykite Productions, have announced that North-Central teams, Lobi Stars of Makurdi and City FC of Abuja, will slug it out in the opening fixture of the Naija Super 8 play-offs at Eket Township Stadium, on 23 June. 

The play-offs, which will see two teams with the highest vote tallies from the same geo-political zone take on each other in a single elimination match to determine the zonal representatives at the finals in Lagos, will stage two games daily at the  Eket Township Stadium, from 23-25 June

Also on the same day, 3SC Football Club of Ibadan will go head-to-head with Remo Stars of Shagamu for the ticket to represent the South-West geo-political zone.

The second matchday will see Yobe Stars of Damaturu in action against Gombe United FC of Gombe for the chance to represent the North-East geo-political zone. It will also see a clash between two legacy clubs, Enyimba of Aba and Heartland of Owerri.

The final day will see Kano Pillars taking on Katsina United as well Rivers United dueling with Bendel Insurance for the tickets to represent North-West and South-South geo-political zones at the finals at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Lagos, from 7-16 July. 

Winners of the play-off games will be joined by two wildcard clubs to be determined by the organisers.

Teams for the play-offs were unveiled at a ceremony in Lagos last Friday, following the release of the fan voting exercise authenticated by Deloitte, the globally-renowned audit firm. The total number of votes during the month-long voting phase was 1, 926, 495.

Mentors for the eight clubs participating in the finals were also unveiled. They are ex-internationals Augustine Eguavoen, Mutiu Adepoju, Garba Lawal, Ike Shorunmu, Julius Aghahowa, Tijani Babangida and Victor Ezeji.

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