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Browsing: President Federation Cup
As the ‘away’ teams on the big day, Rivers Angels and Abia Warriors have been handed the privilege to train at the match time. For this reason, Rivers Angels will train from 1pm (which is the time the women’s final will kick off on Saturday), while the ‘home’ team, Naija Ratels, will train from 2pm.
“We thank God for taking us this far in the competition. During the league’s regular season, we did not quite meet up with our own expectations. However, our target at the beginning of the season also included doing well in the Cup, and now we are in the final.
On Saturday, Ogbonda will be gunning for his first National Cup title as head coach, having guided unfancied Ibom Angels to runners-up position in 2017 and 2018.
The grand finale was earlier scheduled for MKO Abiola National Stadium in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
Both teams assured their place in the grand finale on Sunday morning, with Rivers Angels edging Delta Queens 2-1 in Awka.
In-form Rivers Angels of Port Harcourt, who are not unfamiliar with triumph in the women’s version of the oldest Cup competition in the land, will confront Delta Queens in Awka, while exciting newcomers Remo Stars Ladies tango with Abuja landladies Naija Ratels at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu.
The Nigeria Football Federation General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Sanusi, said that the date has been agreed by both the NFF and GTI.
The Area 3 Stadium is where one of the NPFL teams must bite the dust, paving way for the other to progress to the last four.
Following the conclusion of the Round of 16 matches, the pairings of teams for the quarter-final have emerged.
The fixtures were made available by the Nigeria Football Federation on Monday, with all matches scheduled for May 29.
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Ademola Olajire, NFF’s Head of Communications, revealed that a total of 16 matches will be played across 11 centers.
This is when the Round of 32 matches of the President Federation Cup will be played in nine centres across the country.
Abuja, Kaduna, Owerri, Lafia, Awka, Enugu, Benin City, Ibadan, Asaba, Ilorin, Aba and Kano are the centres to host the 32 matches, which will then produce the candidate-teams for the Round of 32.