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Just-In: LA Knights Crush Lekki Braves 52–13 In Week 4 Opener As Showtime Bowl Series XIII Heats Up

The Lagos Athletic Knights began Week 4 of the Showtime Bowl Series XIII in emphatic fashion, overpowering the Lekki Braves with a dominant 52–13 victory at the Showtime Arena in Lekki.

Though the first quarter didn’t immediately reflect the final scoreline, the Knights soon reminded fans why they remain one of the league’s top contenders.

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With precision passing, solid teamwork, and relentless offensive pressure, they gradually pulled away from a resilient Braves side that initially showed flashes of promise.

The Knights’ experience and discipline began to shine in the second quarter, with their wide receivers and quarterbacks executing with near perfection. By halftime, the momentum had completely shifted, and the Braves struggled to contain the Knights’ high-tempo attack.

After the game, Titilayo Abanikonda, a confident and determined wide receiver for the Knights, reflected on their performance, noting that their focus remains unwavering.

“We came into this season with one goal — to win the league,” she said. “One game at a time, no distractions. Every match matters, and we’ll keep fighting until the end.”

The Knights, who currently sit near the top of the standings, continue to show that last season’s narrow championship loss has fueled their hunger for redemption. Meanwhile, the Braves, despite their spirited start, will be looking to regroup quickly and bounce back stronger in the next fixture.

With the Showtime Bowl Series XIII now at its midpoint, the competition is intensifying — and if the Knights’ 52–13 statement win is any indication, the road to the championship is only getting more thrilling.

🏈 Showtime Bowl Series XIII continues live every weekend at Showtime Arena, Lekki — the home of Nigerian flag football