Matchday 7 of the 2025/26 NWFL Premiership produced compelling football across centres nationwide, with several players delivering decisive performances that shaped results and intensified the Super Six race.
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From clinical finishing to commanding displays between the posts, these nominees stood out for their influence, consistency, and match-winning contributions.
Below are the five standout performers nominated for their exceptional impact on Matchday 7:
Ramotalahi Kareem (Rivers Angels)
Kareem delivered a scintillating performance, scoring a hat-trick in Rivers Angels’ emphatic 5–0 victory over Heartland Queens.
Her movement, finishing, and overall attacking intelligence overwhelmed the opposition, as she dictated the tempo and led the line with authority.
Bright Etim (Sunshine Queens)
The Sunshine Queens goalkeeper was instrumental in a tightly contested 0–0 draw against Osun Babes. Etim produced a string of crucial saves, showing excellent positioning and composure to deny the hosts and secure a valuable point in the South-West derby.
Blessing Okon (Abia Angels)
Okon proved decisive in Abia Angels’ 1–0 away win over Delta Queens, scoring the match-winning goal. Her calmness in front of goal under pressure highlighted her quality, as she ensured her side returned to winning ways.
Kindness Ifeanyi (Bayelsa Queens)
Ifeanyi continued her impressive form with a brace in Bayelsa Queens’ 4–1 away victory against Adamawa Queens. Her attacking sharpness and consistency played a key role in maintaining Bayelsa Queens’ perfect record in Group A.
Cynthia Mega (Remo Stars Ladies)
Mega rose to the occasion in the much-anticipated South-West derby, scoring the winning goal in Remo Stars Ladies’ 1–0 triumph over FC Robo Queens. Her leadership, pace, and composure were vital in a high-pressure encounter.
These performances underlined the growing quality and competitiveness of the NWFL Premiership, as players continue to raise the standard and push their teams toward Super Six qualification.
Matchday 7 once again reaffirmed why the league remains one of the most exciting in African women’s football.
