Nasarawa Amazons emerged as the early frontrunners as the battle for the 2025/26 NWFL Premiership crown is beginning to take shape after another dramatic round of fixtures in Port Harcourt.
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Sports247 reports that the Lafia-based side are currently the only team with a perfect record after two matches, having secured back-to-back victories to establish themselves as the team to beat in this year’s Super Six playoffs.
Their dramatic 2-1 comeback win over Bayelsa Queens further highlighted their resilience and championship credentials.
One of the biggest stories of the tournament so far has been the impressive showing of Abia Angels. Making their maiden appearance in the Super Six, the debutants have continued to defy expectations, recording a historic first victory and proving they are capable of competing with the league’s established powers.
Defending champions Edo Queens have also reignited their title ambitions following a commanding 4-1 victory over FC Robo Queens. The convincing result has propelled them back into contention after a mixed start to the playoffs.
The standings remain tightly contested, with only three points separating second place from fifth, underlining the competitiveness of this year’s championship-deciding tournament.
Every result continues to have a significant impact on the race, and momentum could shift quickly over the remaining fixtures.
While Nasarawa Amazons currently hold the advantage, several teams remain firmly in the hunt, including Edo Queens, Rivers Angels, Bayelsa Queens, and the impressive newcomers Abia Angels.
With three rounds of matches still to be played, the championship remains far from decided. The race for the NWFL Premiership title is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable and exciting in recent seasons, with every point, goal, and result likely to play a crucial role in determining who will eventually be crowned champions.
As the Super Six enters its decisive phase, fans can expect more drama, more twists, and more high-stakes football in Port Harcourt.
