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NPFL: Wikki beat Adamawa United to escape relegation

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineAugust 6, 2021No Comments
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Wikki Tourists Football Club of Bauchi on Thursday snatched a 2-0 win at home over  Adamawa United Football Club of Yola to escape relegation from the ongoing 2020/2021 Nigeria Professional Football League.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Wikki Tourist beat the visiting Adamawa 2-0 at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa stadium, Bauchi to maintain its position on the table with 45 points from 38 matches.

Tourists’ Hassan Mustapha gave his team the lead through a header in the 21st minute of the game and in the 38th minute, Nazifi Yahaya of the Tourists utilised a counter attack to make it two for the home side.

The second half saw a defensive Wikki Tourists as the visitors piled on the pressure.

Abdallah Bura, the Wikki Tourists head coach, speaking shortly after the match, appreciated God for giving him the opportunity to serve his state and rescue Wikki Tourists from going into relegation.

Bura said: “The miracle behind the victory was hard work and God’s blessings to escape relegation.

“Since I started as the coach, I didn’t lose woefully as we played many football clubs and won.”

On his part, Justine Madugu, head coach of Adamawa United, said games were always like that: either to lose or win.

Madugu said: “It’s always the case with us.

“We have good and bad moments in the league.

“It is not a new thing that we lost.

“Our team, in terms of performance, we are done, but in terms of results we have not gotten what we deserve.

“The experience aspect also counted against us.

“Sometimes the decision making comes along with experience.”

Madugu explained that the team had tried its best to get to this stage and their efforts should be appreciated.

Hassan Musa, a football fan and supporter of Wikki Tourists, described coach Bura as the person that saved the team from relegation, saying he deserved to be rewarded by the club’s management.

2020/2021 Nigeria Professional Football League Adamawa United Football Club Bauchi Wikki Tourists Football Club
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