Multiple-time champions of the Nigeria Premier Football League, Enyimba, continued their downward slope following another loss to Plateau United, as Kwara United earned a point in Enugu against Rangers International, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

It was another bad day in the office for Enyimba as they lost to Plateau United by two goals to one at the New Jos Stadium.

A keenly contested affair in the first half saw the tie remain goalless until Monday Gideon opened the score for the hosts in the 50th minute.

Jonathan Jacob restored parity for Enyimba in the 68th minute. Still, a second goal by Jacob on 76 minutes sealed the win for the Peace Boys and handed Enyimba their third consecutive defeat.

Kwara United held Rangers International to a goalless draw at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium in Enugu.

Goals from Igbunu Evwierhurhoma in the 14th and 90+4 minutes gave Warri Wolves a vital win at the Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba, to go fourth on the log.

Emeka Obioma's 16-minute strike and  Sunday Megwo's goal on 62 minutes gave Abia Warriors a 2-0 win over Barau FC.

Wikki Tourist ended Shooting Stars Sports Club's five-match unbeaten streak after a 2-0 win in Bauchi. Abdullahi Usman on 31 minutes and Jonathan Mairiga on 42 minutes sealed that deal.

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The management of Bayelsa United has issued a two-game ultimatum to players and coaches of the Prosperity Boys, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

This comes after the team's series of unimpressive results in the Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL.

Chairman of Bayelsa United, Dr. Tarilaye Nwankwe, announced the ultimatum at an emergency meeting with players and coaches of the club in the camp in Yenagoa.

The Prosperity Boys, after nine matches, have managed three wins, two draws, and four losses to garner eleven points.

The Coach Meremu-led side will be seeking redemption against Warri Wolves away from home after their home loss to the new boys, Kun Khalifat, last Sunday.

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Newly promoted sides, Warri Wolves and Kun Khalifat enjoined away victories whole Shooting Stars continued their fine form in the Nigeria Premier Football League match day 9 installments, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

It was sweet victory for Delta State side, Warri Wolves following their 1-2 win over multiple champions, Enyimba at the Enyimba Stadium.

Mohammed Hussaini 's own goal after 18 minutes broke the deadlock of the Seasiders before Edidiong Ezekiel brought the game to equilibrium.

Tejiri Emonena however score on 67 minutes to give the visitors a vital win over the league giants.

The Pride of Imo, Kun Khalifat smarting from a 1-0 win to Enyimba last week continued on a winning note to beat former FA Cup winners, Bayelsa United 1-2 at the Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenegao.

Uche Moses had put the visitors ahead nine minutes into the second half before Jawad Mustapha restored parity for the hosts on the 62nd minutes  from the spot.

With thirteen minutes left to the final whistle Olubode Hassan scored what proved to be the winner.

In Kano, it was another win for the newbies as Barau FC cake from behind to edge their senior brothers, Kano Pillars 2-1 in the Dabo derby at the Sani Abacha Stadium.

After captain Rabiu Aliyu had put Pillars ahead in the twentieth minute, but their was an impressive surge from the Ma Boys  Yahaya Ibrahim in the 50th minutes and Stanley Oganbor in the 76th minutes changed their fortunes.

Shooting Stars Sports Club continued their impressive form in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) with a dominant 2–0 victory over Abia Warriors at the Lekan Salami Stadium, Adamasingba, extending their unbeaten streak to five matches.

Goals from Ayobami Junior in the 20th minutes and an 86th minute strike from substitute Qamar Adegoke sealed the deal for the Oluyole Warriors.

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Bayelsa United earned a vital win over Rivers United in the Nigeria Premier League match day 8 encounter to end the former champions' unbeaten run on Monday morning, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The Prosperity Boys edged the Pride of Rivers 1-2 at the Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium, Port Harcourt, as Rivers suffered only their second defeat at home in the last five years, which both came from Bayelsa United

After edging the proceedings, the visitors were in front after 28 minutes following a goal from Shuaibu Garba from an Emo James pass.

Rivers United came close to an equalizer with a chance, but the ball hit the woodwork on 40 minutes as the first 45 minutes ended in favour of Bayelsa United.

In the second half, Rivers United pushed for the equalizer, but a save by goalkeeper Chisom on 58 minutes kept the scoreline the same.

Bayelsa made a double substitution on 67 minutes as Kehinde Malik and Chinedu Emmanuel came in for Ifeanyi Ogba and Sheddy Kenneth.

And three minutes later, Chinedu Emmanuel made an instant impact to double the lead following a beautiful assist from Emo James.

Rivers United piled up pressure to score, but resolute defending and goalkeeping kept the scoreline the same until the 90th minute.

However, Stephen Manyo pulled one back deep into stoppage time, but it only proved to be a consolation goal, as Rivers' impressive start to the new season suffered a setback.

The result takes Rivers United to 4th with 12 points after seven matches, while Bayelsa United are 11th with 11 points after eight matches.

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Enyimba FC retained their position of top spot after match day five with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Bendel Insurance, while Nasarawa United earned a win at Bayelsa United on Sunday, Nigerissoccernet.com reports.

The People's Elephant came from behind to edge the Prosperity Boys in a pulsating encounter at the Enyimba Stadium.

Chinedu Nwosu opened the score for the visitors on 3 minutes before Abiodun Joseph restored parity for Enyimba on 18 minutes to leave the first half ending in a 1-all scoreline.

In the second half, the visitors went into the lead again at the hour mark through Wisdom Udom Nweke, but parity was restored once again for the host by Kalu Nweke from the spot size minutes later.

Chidera Michael put the Aba giants into the lead for the first time in the encounter on 70 minutes, and the goal proved the winner at the end of the final whistle.

Travellers, Nasarawa United came from behind to beat Bayelsa United at the Samson Siasia Stadium.

Mustapha Jawad put the host in front at 36 minutes. Still, Former Bayelsa United man Ekeson Okorie levelled the score for the away side on 45 minutes, before Collins Onovuke scored the winner on 88 minutes.

Other results

Niger Tornadoes 4-2 Ikorodu City

3SC 2-1 Kun Khalifat

El-Kanemi 1-0 Wolves

Kastina United 1-0 Wikki Toursist

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Nine-time champions Enyimba FC have moved to the top of the Nigeria Premier Football League following their win against Bayelsa while there were first wins for Ikorodu City, Kano Pillars, Plateau United and Kun Khalifat FC after match day 4 on Sunday, Nigeriasiccernet.com reports.

The People's Elephant defeated Bayelsa United 0-2 at the Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenegao to record their second win and first win away of the season.

Chidera Michael put the People's Elephant ahead on 76 minutes before Kalu Nweke doubled the lead on 85 minutes to ensure victory.

Ikorodu City beat new boys Barau FC 2-0 courtesy of a Joseph Arumala header on 59 minutes and Ayomide Cole's goal just 6 minutes to regulation time to win in Lagos.

Kano Pillars piped Rangers International 1-0 courtesy of a goal by Super Eagles winger, Ahmed Musa on 65 minutes as Sai Masu Gida side earned their first win of the season.

A brace from Ebuka Nwokorie on 34’ and 56 minutes and Onuorah Onyedika's 48 minutes goals cancelled Ebuka Okoro's goal on 47 minutes to give Kun Khalifat FC the win over El-Kanemi Warriors.

Garba Mohammed 37 minutes goal gave Nasarawa United a win over Wikki Tourist.

Rivers United sunk Shooting Stars Sports Club further below with a 1-0 win courtesy of 72 minutes strike by Ubong Friday.

Abia Warriors defeated Katsina United 1-0 after Somiari Alalibo scored a fine goal on 51 minutes which was enough to seal victory.

Warri Wolves and Kwara United settled for the share of the spoils with a goalless at the Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba.

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Reigning champions, Remo Stars, have gone top of the league, Rangers International and Kwara United recorded their win, as Plateau United continue to struggle, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports

The Sky Blue Stars ended the unbeaten run of Nigeria National League champions Warri Wolves after a 1-0 win at the MKO Abiola Sport Arena, Abeokuta, following Samson Olasupo's 77-minute goal.

Remo Stars now have seven points after three matches played and go top of the log with better goal difference than Wikki Tourist.

It was another unbeaten streak that ended as Niger Tornadoes defeated Bayelsa United 1-0 courtesy of Ismail Sarki's goal in 27 minutes of the game played at the Bako Kontagora Stadium, Minna.

Wikki Tourist remained unbeaten and stayed top of the log with a slim win over Abia Warriors courtesy of a goal by  Jonathan Mairiga in 77 minutes.

Rangers International recorded their first win of the season after beating struggling Plateau United 2-0 at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium.

Goals from Chidozie Iwundu on 45 minutes and Chidiebere Nwobodo on 80 minutes were enough to give the Flying Antelopes the win, leaving the Peace Boys winless since the start of the league.

Kwara United also celebrated their first win after defeating new boys, Kun Khalifat FC 2-0 at the Rashidi Yekini Mainbowl, George Inih Stadium, Ilorin.

Goals from Johnmark Shirsha on 24 minutes and Emeka Kingsley Obiorah on 81 minutes ensured maximum points for the Harmony Boys.

Multiple champions, Enyimba FC, played a disappointing goalless draw against Nasarawa United at home, while former champions, Rivers United and El Kanemi Warriors, encountered in Maiduguri ended goalless.

The topsy-turvy run of Shooting Stars Sports Club continued as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Ikorodu City at home in the South West derby clash on Sunday.

Sodiq Ibrahim found the net in the 9th minute to give the Oluyole Warriors an early lead, but they were pegged back after Shola Adelani, with a timely touch to bring the Oga Boys level at the stroke of half-time.

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Bayelsa United goalkeeper Clinton Ezekiel admitted that playing in Ibadan is always a tough challenge, writes Nigeriasoccernet.com.

His side, however, stunned Shooting Stars with a 1-0 win at the Lekan Salami Stadium.

Ezekiel revealed that the Prosperity Boys came with a strong belief in victory.

“Ibadan is a very tough place to visit, but we came determined to win,” he said.

He emphasized that the squad’s mindset was fully focused on success.

“Our focus was on getting the goal, and once we did, we knew victory was within our grasp,” Ezekiel added.

The goalkeeper hailed the collective effort that ensured the crucial away points.

He noted that determination was key to overcoming the Oluyole Warriors.

Bayelsa United are now targeting consistency after the impressive win.

The team will build on this confidence as the NPFL enters Matchday 2.

The victory provides momentum for their next test in the league.

It also underlines Bayelsa United’s resilience on the road.

New comers Barau FC and Kun Khalifat FC started their debut season of the Nigeria Premier Football League with a draw against former champions Enyimba FC and Rangers International while Bayelsa United secured away points against Shooting Stars Sports Club, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

In Kano, Barau FC held nine-time champions, Enyimba 0-0 at the Sani Abacha Stadium while Kun Khalifat FC held seven-time champions, Rangers International to a goalless draw at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium in the oriental derby.

In an end to end encounter, the Maliya Boys held their own against the Aba giants causing problems while going forward and defending resolutely to keep Enyimba at bay.

The momentum achieved in the second half saw the visitors reduced to a man after Mujeeb Odufeso's reckless tackle on 87 minutes as Enyimba survived last minutes scare to get the draw.

Kehinde Malik got on the end of the corner kick crossed in by Nneoyi Ofem in the 30th minutes to give Bayelsa United a slim win over Shooting Stars Sports Club in Ibadan.

Another away win was recorded at Muhammadu Dikko Stadium as Warri Wolves defeated Katsina United 0-1 courtesy of a 76th minutes goal by Igbunu Evwierhurhona.

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The Borno army piped Sunshine 1-0 to scale through and condemned the Akure Gunners to the Nigeria National League in Maiduguri.

Barnabas Daniel scored for El-kanemi Warriors at the 27th minute against Sunshine Stars FC for the win.

Heartland FC defeated fellow relegation bound team Akwa United, but it was not enough to see the Nazi Millionaires out of the relegation waters at the end of the day.

Isaac Nassy scored in 22 minutes while Daniel Ekpo, on 76 minutes, doubled the lead for Heartland before Chisom Orji pulled one back for Akwa United on 83 minutes.

Mubarak Said's goal on 34 minutes was all Katsina United needed to get a crucial win against Kwara United and stay afloat, 2 points away from the drop zone

In Aba, Enyimba FC fell to their first home loss this season against Plateau United courtesy of a 40th-minute goal from Abdullahi Yusuf.

It was goals galore in Ibadan as Shooting Stars Sports Club thrashed former champions, Rangers International 5-1 at the Lekan Salami Stadium.

A brace from Sodiq Ibrahim and goal each by Gbolagade Adelowo, Alex Aghahowa and Joshua Akpan made the only by the visitors through Bashir Usman a consolation.

It was a fight to finish in Lagos and Kaduna after a 5-goal thriller saw Ikorodu City pip Abia Warriors 3-2 while Niger Tornadoes edge Kano Pillars with the same scoreline.

Ayomide Cole on 37’ minutes, Tosin Oyedokun on 58 minutes and Musa Malik on 65 minutes gave Ikorodu City the three goals while Sunday Megwo's additional time goal in the first half and  a goal from Paul Samson on 75 minutes were the two goals from the visitors.

Rabiu Ali's early goal in the 4th minute for the visitors was cancelled by Godstime Joseph's goal from the spot three minutes later, bringing the first half to a 1-all scoreline.

Ismail Sarki gave the hosts the lead for the first time in the game on 66 minutes before Kufre Ebong doubled the lead on 84 minutes.

Naziru Auwali Ibrahim reduced the deficit on 87 minutes, but there was no comeback as the hosts saw off the game to take all points at the Ahmadu Bello Stadium.

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Ikorodu City's quest for the top three remained on course following a hard-fought victory over Bayelsa United in the Nigeria Premier Football League in Lagos, NigeriaSoccernet.com reports.

The Oga Boys pulled the chestnut out of the fire to beat 10-man Prosperity Boys 3-2 at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos on Wednesday.

The match day 36 encounter kicked started on a high with a goal as early as the second minutes of play as the hosts struck first.

Okechukwu Nwanna headed home a beautiful cross from the skipper, Ojetoye Waliu.

Bayelsa United restored parity 9 minutes later following an own goal from Tosin Oyedokun.

Tosin Oyedokun redeemed himself with a belter from outside the box to restore Ikorodu's lead on 19 minutes.

Auwal Sadiq equalled the score for Bayelsa United again in the 26th minute with a close-range header.

Adelani Shola, with a cool header off a deflected cross from Austin, earned victory for the hosts in the 53rd minute.

The win keeps Ikorodu City in 4th place, with a point adrift of Abia Warriors, who are third.

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Bayelsa United took Shooting Stars Sports Club to the cleaners when the two sides met in an NPFL match day 33 fixture in Yenagao on Friday night, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The Prosperity Boys put three past the Oluyole Warriors without reply at the Samson Siasia to continue their unbeaten run in seven matches.

The first goal came after 27 minutes Ifeanyi Ogba beautifully controlled Wisdom's well-weighted lofted ball and calmly slotted the ball in.

Wisdom Magbisa made it 2-0 four minutes to the end of halftime after he guided the ball through the legs of the Shooting Stars Goalkeeper following a fine assist by Rabiu Abdullahi.

Kehinde Malik rifled home the ball after getting on the end of a cross by Ifeanyi to make it three for Bayelsa United three minutes into the second half.

The result remained 3-0 at the end of the encounter as Bayelsa United moved into the top half of the standings.

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Rivers United head coach, Finidi George, has admitted that his team’s clash against Bayelsa United became more difficult after conceding an early goal, reports Nigeriasoccernet.com.

The Pride of Rivers fell to a 1-0 defeat at the Samson Siasia Stadium in Yenagoa on Wednesday, denting their push for a stronger finish in the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL).

Speaking after the match, Finidi acknowledged the challenge his team faced after falling behind:

“We came here with a different objective, but after conceding, the game became difficult.”

He highlighted his team’s second-half efforts but credited Bayelsa United for their defensive resilience.

“We pushed hard in the second half for an equalizer, but credit to Bayelsa United for staying solid at the back.”

Despite the setback, the former Super Eagles coach expressed satisfaction with his players’ commitment.

“Football is about moments—they had theirs and took it well. Still, I must commend my players for their effort despite the result.”

With this loss, Rivers United will now look to bounce back in their next NPFL fixture as they aim to strengthen their position in the league standings.

Akwa United defeated 10-man Kwara United 0-2 to give themselves a fair chance of escaping the relegation waters at the Kwara Sports Complex.

Things began to get bad for the hosts after center back Adekunle Segun was sent off with a straight red card for dragging back Uche Sabastine from a scoring position in the 24th minute.

Two minutes later Osoba Kabir scored from a rebound after Endurance Ebedebiri's thunderous free-kick bounced off the post.

The lead was doubled and the win was sealed as

Wisdom Ndon located Ibrahim Akande in the middle, he dropped a beautiful through pass to Uche who fired home a superb goal to double our lead on 73 minutes.

In Aba, former champions, Enyimba FC could not utilize the home advantage as they played a 1-1 draw against Bayelsa United.

Ekene Awazie slots home from Kalu Nweke’s pass to put the People's Elephant in front, but the lead was shortlived as the Prosperity Boys restored parity almost immediately through Ifeanyi Ogba.

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The People's Elephant defeated the Pride of Rivers 1-0 at the Enyimba International Stadium while Lobi Stars played a 1-1 draw against Katsina United in Bauchi as Sunshine Stars piped Akwa United 1-0 in Uyo.

A lone goal scored from a freekick by Imo Obot in the 41st minutes was all Enyimba to win the game.

Lobi were in front through Tope Akande's goal on 69 minutes, but Promise Damala leveled the score on 86 minutes for Katsina United at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Stadium.

Sunshine Stars' only goal came from Matthew Samuel from Waheed Adebayo's assist in 29 minutes to defeat Akwa United.

Plateau United defeated El Kanemi Warriors 2-0 at the new Jos Stadium. Emmanuel Ihezuo gave Plateau United the lead from the spot on 41 minutes before Olawale Doyeni doubled the lead for the home side on 81 minutes through an assist by Albert Hillary.

Kano Pillars pipped Abia Warriors 1-0 courtesy of a Mustapha Umar 42-minute goal from Muhammad Zulkifilu's pass at the Sani Abacha Stadium.

Kwara United also got maximum points at home with a 1-0 win over Bayelsa United through Wasiu Jimoh's 78-minute goal.

Ikorodu City got a vital away point against Nasarawa United as both sides shared the spoils in a goalless affair at the Lafia City Stadium.

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Akwa United for the third consecutive match could not get a win after they played Abia Warriors while Kano Pillars failed to win at home against Bayelsa United on Sunday, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The Promise Keepers lost against Abia Warriors at the Umuahia Township Stadium 2-0 courtesy of goals from Antoine Ijoma and Samuel Ogunjimi.

Ijioma opened the score in the 26th of the encounter for the Warriors before Ogunjimi sealed the win at additional time after 90 minutes of action.

There was nothing to choose in Kano Pillars for the Sai Masu Gida side as they played a goalless draw while visiting Bayelsa United at the Sani Abacha Stadium.

Nasarawa United got back to winning way with a 2-0 win over Niger Tornadoes courtesy of Anas Yusuf.

Yusuf opened the score in the 3rd minutes of the game from the spot before doubling the lead in the 72nd minute.

In Jos, Shooting Stars Sports Club continued their fine form getting a point from Plateau United.

The hosts came from behind to get the point after 3Sc's Tijani Kabir broke the deadlock in the 76th minute before Albert Hillary equalised in the  78th minute.

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Reigning Champions, Rangers International have recorded consecutive losses after another loss against El Kanemi Warriors while there were wins for Bayelsa United and Kwara United in some of the matches played in the NPFL on Wednesday, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

El Kanemi Warriors inflicted another loss to Rangers of Enugu with a 2-1 victory at the Maiduguri Township Stadium.

The home side took the lead through Nasiru Salihu on 18 minutes. Saviour Isaac brought the visitors back on level terms in the 63rd minute before Salihu scored his second and the winner in the 74th minute.

Bayelsa United was too much to handle for Sunshine Stars of Akure at the Samson Siasia Stadium.

Ifeanyi Ogba opened the score in the 15th minute for Bayelsa United, but Waheed Adebayo restored parity for Sunshine Stars to end the first half 1-1.

However, Auwal Sadiq brought the hosts back to the lead in the 51st minute before Ogba scored his second of the game to make it 3-1. Ofem Eyong put the icing on the cake at an additional time to seal a 4-1 emphatic win for the Prosperity Boys.

Shooting Stars got their first win of the year with a 2-0 victory over Nasarawa United at the Lekan Salami Sports Complex.

Tijani Kabir opened the score in the 14th minute as the Oluyole Warriors remained resolute in defense to make it 2-0 in the 82nd minute through Sadiq Ibrahim.

Akwa United failed to maximize the home advantage as they drew 1-1 against Lobi Stars at the Godswil Akpabio International Stadium.

Onyekachi Okafor gave Lobi Stars the lead after 28 minutes, but Friday Apollos saved the host's blushes, scoring in the 73rd minute to leave it all square at the end of the encounter.

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Bayelsa United's Technical Adviser, Ladan Bosso, praised his team's perseverance following their 1-0 victory over Ikorodu City FC in a Matchday 16 fixture of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) on Sunday, Nigeriasoccernet.com can report.

The decisive goal came in the 79th minute, with Rabiu Abdullahi capitalizing on a defensive error to score from a long ball by Gabriel Biriduba, ensuring the Prosperity Boys secured all three points at the Samson Siasia Stadium in Yenagoa.

Bosso acknowledged the team's resilience despite a lackluster first half, emphasizing that their recent run of form, with three consecutive victories, has given them the momentum to build on. The Bayelsa United manager expressed confidence in the team's ability to continue performing well in upcoming matches.

Looking ahead, Bayelsa United will host Akwa United on Sunday at the Samson Siasia Stadium, followed by an away trip to Ikenne for a crucial encounter with Remo Stars in the NPFL's Matchday 18.

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Bayelsa United returned to winning ways with an emphatic victory over Niger Tornadoes in the Nigeria Premier Football League match day 14 encounter on Wednesday, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

The Prosperity Boys put four past the Ikon Allah Boys at the Samson Siasia Stadium Yenagoa in a game largely dominated by the hosts.

Emos James was the one who started the onslaught after 16 minutes of play and 7 minutes later it was already 2-0 courtesy of Wisdom Magbisa as the hosts remained with a comfortable lead at halftime.

Auwal Sadiq without much ado tripled the lead for Bayelsa United 5 minutes into the second half to make any hope of a comeback more difficult.

Rabiu Abdullahi cemented victory on 62 minutes with the fourth goal for the United.

Williams Sunday gave the travelers a goal in 81 minutes, but it was just a consolation as the tie ended 4-1.

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The Nigeria Premier Football League match day 11 weekend saw the end of two longest reigning unbeaten home runs with Rivers United and Katsina United losing at home, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.

Rivers United lost for the second consecutive time after losing 3-0 last week to Ikorodu City at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan.

This time, the Pride of Rivers fell 0-1 to the Prosperity Boys courtesy of a 7-minute goal from the Bayelsa Stateside.

The result brings an end to a 5-year unbeaten home run with 91 matches for Rivers United who last lost at home to Wikki Tourist in 2019.

Katsina United FC’s more than 2-year unbeaten run at home was ended by newcomers Ikorodu City FC.

The Changi Boys had not lost an NPFL home game in 942 days until their 1-2 loss to the Oga Boys.

Ikorodu City had to come from behind to beat the Northerners after Moses Effiong's 22-minute goal was cancelled by Solomon Alade in 44 minutes and Emmanuel Solomon in 89 minutes.

It is Ikorodu City's first-ever away win in the league and the result takes them to 12th on the log with 14 points while Katsina United is in 17th place with 12 points.

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