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NWFL Matchday Seven Recap: Away Shocks, Derby Drama, and Rivers Angels’ Ruthless Statement

Matchday Seven of the NWFL Premiership delivered a full spectrum of drama across nine centres, featuring emphatic home wins, crucial away victories, and tightly contested draws that reshaped momentum across the table.

Rivers Angels produced the standout performance of the round in Port Harcourt, dismantling Heartland Queens 5–0 in a dominant display. Ramotalahi Kareem led the onslaught with a superb hat-trick, while Abasiofon Uwah added a brace to underline the Jewels’ attacking depth and title credentials.

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In Ikenne, Remo Stars Ladies handed FC Robo Queens their first defeat of the season, with Cynthia Mega’s 73rd-minute strike settling a fiercely contested South-West derby. The result marked a significant statement from the home side and tightened the race at the top.

Abia Angels recorded one of the surprise results of the day in Asaba, as Blessing Okon’s second-half goal secured a vital 1–0 away win over Delta Queens, signaling a return to winning ways after recent setbacks.

Bayelsa Queens continued their impressive form on the road with a commanding 4–1 victory over Adamawa Queens in Makwada, driven by goals from Kindness Ifeanyi and Janet Akekeromowei. Edo Queens also defended their home turf in Benin, edging Pacesetter Queens 2–1 in a competitive encounter.

Elsewhere, Dannaz Ladies claimed a late 2–1 win over Ahudiyannem Queens in Lagos, while Ibom Angels stunned Ekiti Queens 2–1 in Uyo. Confluence Queens and Nasarawa Amazons shared the spoils in Iyamho, with a dramatic late equaliser ensuring a 1–1 draw. Osun Babes and Sunshine Queens battled to a goalless stalemate in Ile-Ogbo.

With Matchday Seven complete, the NWFL Premiership continues to build intensity as title contenders, mid-table chasers, and relegation battlers all made telling statements across the country.