englishmart:
even if I'm offered #2million, I won't wear any of those jerseys

uduokirika1:



Go hug transfomer

Misogynist2014:
It was disheartening watching a whole Enyimba beaten blue and black by U-17. Our league(s) has a long way to go.

robosky02:


Kano Pillars 1 vs 2 Flying Eagles- full time

robosky02:



its actually the u20

and the reason for this touney is to fine tune them for the new season and CAF Champions league

they are match rusty

pazienza:



I watched this match, Awoniyi has come of age, I was impressed by his footballing brilliance.

robosky02:


Kano Pillars 1 vs 2 Flying Eagles- full time

Fribery:


who whr d scorers? .. Thanks..

pazienza:




Awoniyi scored one goal and assisted one goal. The score was 2-1, flying eagles won, could have been 3-1 but the flying eagles Eze Chidiebere missed a penalty. Can't remember who scored flying eagles's second goal.

robosky02:


Flying Eagles 1 vs 0 Warri Wolves- full time

robosky02:


FLYING EAGLES 1-0 WARRI WOLVES

LMC Super Four favourites, Flying Eagles continued with their impressive form in the tournament with another vital 1-0 win over Warri Wolves at the Abuja National Stadium on Wednesday afternoon for their third straight victory since the tourney started on Saturday.

Manu Garba made four changes to the side that defeated Kano Pillars on Monday with Joshua Enahoro taking the place of Olorunleke Ojo and Abdullahi Alfa in place of injured Izu Omego while Prince Aggrey and Chiderah Ezeh were Seasiders played a very good game and they didn’t allow hitherto dominant Flying Eagles to boss possession especially in the first half.

Warri Wolves with Okeimute Odah, Michael Okoyoh, Semiu Liadi and Joseph Osadaiye curtailed the dashing runs of the national U20 sides and with their robust rough tackles, the Flying Eagles were for once made to stay in their half for most part of the first half.

On the resumption of the second half, Garba’s half time pep talk yielded dividends as the U-20 found a way out of none to race into the lead with barely two minutes to the start of the second half and the goal was a powerful flying header courtesy Flying Eagles’ skipper, Musa Mohammed who made amends for his own goal scored in the last match against Pillars.

The tempo of the game slowed down on the part of the U20 side in the second half especially after the goal with Warri Wolves in ascendancy and even led possessions again but poor marksmanship robbed them of the much desired equalizer.

Flying Eagles are on top with nine points from three games with U23 national team in second spot with seven points while Enyimba, Pillars, Warri Wolves and Dolphins are third, fourth, fifth and sixth in that order with six points, four points and no points.





ENYIMBA FC 1-0 DOLPHINS FC

Enyimba FC on Wednesday at the Abuja National Stadium again pinned Dolphins 1-0 to record their second straight triumph of the ongoing LMC Super Four after the opening day 0-2 loss to the Flying Eagles.

The People’s Elephant scored the only goal of the match inside the opening 15 minutes through Chinonso Okonkwo and the Aba Millionaires repelled all the attempts by the Port Harcourt side to even the tie.

Enyimba are now third on the log with six points and they are behind the Flying Eagles and the national U23 sides.

Dolphins and Enyimba however ended the match with a man less after Joseph Douhadji of Dolphins and Aba giants’, Ugwu Uwadiegwu got the matching orders for second bookable offences.

The Port Harcourt side have now lost all the three matches played thus far after earlier losses to Flying Eagles and the U23 team.



DREAM TEAM V1 1-1 KANO PILLARS

Premier league defending champions have halted the winning run of the national U-23 side after the Okey Emordi tutored Sai Masugida held the Dream Team V1 to a 1-1 draw at the Abuja National Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Christian Obiozor recorded his second goal in three games for Pillars after the opened the scoreline in the 31st minute from a rebound after the U-23 goalkeeper, Jonah Usman failed to deal with Adamu Hassan’s close range shot.

The Dream Team V1 however restored parity in the 68th minute from the penalty spot after Adamu Yahaya who was fouled in the vital area by Pillars’ Eneji Otekpa, dusted himself up and slotted the ball beyond the reach of Sai Masugida goaltender.

With the draw, Dream Team V1 retained second spot with seven points from three games while Pillars fell to fourth position with four points from three games.

robosky02:


FLYING EAGLES 1-0 WARRI WOLVES

LMC Super Four favourites, Flying Eagles continued with their impressive form in the tournament with another vital 1-0 win over Warri Wolves at the Abuja National Stadium on Wednesday afternoon for their third straight victory since the tourney started on Saturday.

Manu Garba made four changes to the side that defeated Kano Pillars on Monday with Joshua Enahoro taking the place of Olorunleke Ojo and Abdullahi Alfa in place of injured Izu Omego while Prince Aggrey and Chiderah Ezeh were Seasiders played a very good game and they didn’t allow hitherto dominant Flying Eagles to boss possession especially in the first half.

Warri Wolves with Okeimute Odah, Michael Okoyoh, Semiu Liadi and Joseph Osadaiye curtailed the dashing runs of the national U20 sides and with their robust rough tackles, the Flying Eagles were for once made to stay in their half for most part of the first half.

On the resumption of the second half, Garba’s half time pep talk yielded dividends as the U-20 found a way out of none to race into the lead with barely two minutes to the start of the second half and the goal was a powerful flying header courtesy Flying Eagles’ skipper, Musa Mohammed who made amends for his own goal scored in the last match against Pillars.

The tempo of the game slowed down on the part of the U20 side in the second half especially after the goal with Warri Wolves in ascendancy and even led possessions again but poor marksmanship robbed them of the much desired equalizer.

Flying Eagles are on top with nine points from three games with U23 national team in second spot with seven points while Enyimba, Pillars, Warri Wolves and Dolphins are third, fourth, fifth and sixth in that order with six points, four points and no points.





ENYIMBA FC 1-0 DOLPHINS FC

Enyimba FC on Wednesday at the Abuja National Stadium again pinned Dolphins 1-0 to record their second straight triumph of the ongoing LMC Super Four after the opening day 0-2 loss to the Flying Eagles.

The People’s Elephant scored the only goal of the match inside the opening 15 minutes through Chinonso Okonkwo and the Aba Millionaires repelled all the attempts by the Port Harcourt side to even the tie.

Enyimba are now third on the log with six points and they are behind the Flying Eagles and the national U23 sides.

Dolphins and Enyimba however ended the match with a man less after Joseph Douhadji of Dolphins and Aba giants’, Ugwu Uwadiegwu got the matching orders for second bookable offences.

The Port Harcourt side have now lost all the three matches played thus far after earlier losses to Flying Eagles and the U23 team.



DREAM TEAM V1 1-1 KANO PILLARS

Premier league defending champions have halted the winning run of the national U-23 side after the Okey Emordi tutored Sai Masugida held the Dream Team V1 to a 1-1 draw at the Abuja National Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Christian Obiozor recorded his second goal in three games for Pillars after the opened the scoreline in the 31st minute from a rebound after the U-23 goalkeeper, Jonah Usman failed to deal with Adamu Hassan’s close range shot.

The Dream Team V1 however restored parity in the 68th minute from the penalty spot after Adamu Yahaya who was fouled in the vital area by Pillars’ Eneji Otekpa, dusted himself up and slotted the ball beyond the reach of Sai Masugida goaltender.

With the draw, Dream Team V1 retained second spot with seven points from three games while Pillars fell to fourth position with four points from three games.

Ajibel:
Matchday 4
Friday, Jan 30

Dream team v Enyimba 1pm
Pillars v Wolves 3pm
Flying eagles v Dolphins 5pm