The serene atmosphere at the various league centres across the country has continued to impress fans and encourage more families to turn up for league matches every Matchday. Akwa United played their first league match inside the Nest of Champions in Uyo at the weekend with about 10 families watching inside the stadium. A fan, Mr. Tony Saviour, came with his wife and two sons to cheer the home side who played a 1-1 draw against Warri Wolves. Another mother, who came with her two sons to watch the game, was seen shouting at the top of her voice to spur on Akwa United players during the game.

Recently in Ibadan, a nine-year-old Heritage Oladipo was spotted inside the Lekan Salami stadium, Adamasingba, Ibadan, the home ground of Shooting Stars, with his mother. According to Heritage, he had been going to the stadium to watch his beloved Shooting Stars since he was seven.

In other centres already visited this season by League Rendezvous, like Enugu, Ilorin, Aba, Abuja, Onitsha, children were seen in the company of their parents watching league matches. Mr. Remi Odus, an avid supporter of Shooting Stars, said the football artistry displayed by players and the level of security at the venues since the beginning of the season, serve as an encouragement to fans, hence the number of families coming to league venues.

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