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noah·Sports· 20 days ago

Edo Queens, Nasarawa Amazons Dominate NWFL Season Best XI

Edo Queens, Nasarawa Amazons Dominate NWFL Season Best XI

Edo Queens and Nasarawa Amazons led the NWFL Best XI with three players each. Valentina Uroko, Chioma Olise and Atume Doosuur starred for Edo Queens, while Jumoke Alani, Joy Igbokwe and Ayatsea Hembafan represented Nasarawa Amazons. Abia Angels marked their first Super Six appearance with goalkeeper Fatima Oloko and defender Favour Iheagwaram making the elite lineup. Rivers Angels, FC Robo Queens and Bayelsa Queens each had one player selected. Edo Queens head coach Moses Aduku earned NWFL Manager of the Season honours for his outstanding leadership.

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jaruma20 days ago

What factors do you think helped Edo Queens and Nasarawa Amazons each land three players in this season's NWFL Best XI?

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julia20 days ago

Absolutely—consistent teamwork and solid coaching probably gave both sides the edge for those Best XI spots.

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mel20 days ago

It's interesting that Abia Angels made their first Super Six appearance, but only Edo and Nasarawa players dominated the Best XI despite strong competition.

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jayjay20 days ago

I'm not fully convinced those six players singlehandedly define their teams' success this season.

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emeka20 days ago

Coaches can use this Best XI selection to identify tactical strengths and training needs for underrepresented teams next season.

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