The battle for the 2025/26 NWFL Premiership title continues to intensify in Port Harcourt, with the standings taking another significant twist after a thrilling Matchday 3 of Super Six action.
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Defending champions Edo Queens have surged to the top of the table following a devastating attacking display that saw them dismantle Abia Angels 6-2.
The emphatic victory not only strengthened their title credentials but also sent a strong message to their rivals that the champions remain determined to retain their crown.
Sports247 reports that the standout performer of the round was undoubtedly Chioma Moses, whose sensational four-goal performance inspired Edo Queens to one of the biggest wins of the competition so far.
The result significantly boosted the Benin-based side’s goal difference and propelled them to the summit of the standings.
Meanwhile, Bayelsa Queens enhanced their championship hopes with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over regional rivals Rivers Angels.
The South-South derby triumph demonstrated the resilience of the Prosperity Girls and ensured they remained firmly in the hunt for the title.
Elsewhere, FC Robo Queens secured a crucial victory against Nasarawa Amazons, a result that could prove pivotal in the final standings.
The win not only boosted Robo Queens’ own ambitions but also handed Nasarawa Amazons their first defeat of the Super Six campaign.
Having started the playoffs with two consecutive victories, Nasarawa Amazons appeared to be setting the pace.
However, their latest setback has reopened the race and ensured there is little room for error heading into the closing stages.
With just a handful of points separating the leading contenders, the competition remains remarkably balanced. Edo Queens, Bayelsa Queens, FC Robo Queens, Rivers Angels, and Nasarawa Amazons all remain firmly in contention, setting the stage for an enthralling finish.
As Matchday 4 approaches, every fixture now carries enormous significance. Momentum, consistency, and composure under pressure could ultimately determine who lifts the NWFL Premiership trophy at the end of what is proving to be a captivating Super Six campaign.
