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Bayelsa Queens head coach, Whyte Ogbonda has expressed satisfaction with his team’s win over Pacesetter Queens in a Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, matchday four encounter.

The Prosperity Girls edged out Pacesetter Queens 2-0 at the Samson Siasia Stadium in Yenagoa on Wednesday.

Ogbonda admitted that the Ibadan-based club gave them a good run in the game.

“It’s a good thing that we won, we actually needed more goals which we couldn’t get, but what is of utmost importance is the 3 points and we got it”, Ogbonda told Bayelsa Queens media.

“The team we played derailed our plan in the second half and that really destabilized us, also my girls were too much in a hurry that was why they missed lots of scoring chances.”

Bayelsa Queens will battle with Ibom Angels in their next league fixture.

NWFL: Ogbonda happy with Bayelsa Queens win over Pacesetters Queens

Gombe United will embark on a 12-day break following the conclusion of the first stanza of the season.
The mid-season break begins on Wednesday, December 24, 2026.

The players and officials will resume preparations for the second stanza on Sunday, January 4.

Gombe United currently occupy third position on the league table with 11 points.
The Savannah Scorpions last faced Jigawa Golden Stars in a league fixture at the Pantami Stadium in Gombe.

The match was abandoned in the final minute of the encounter following crowd trouble.
DAILY POST reports that Gombe United have been fined N2.5m by the league body over the incident.

The club has until 9 January 2026 to pay the fine or forfeit three points and three goals to Jigawa Golden Stars.

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Algeria’s head coach, Vladimir Petković has revealed that his players were devastated for losing against Nigeria in the quarter-final encounter of the ongoing AFCON in Morocco.

DAILY POST reports that two  second half goals from Victor Osimhen and Akor Adams gave Eric Chelle’s side a 2-0 triumph over the North Africans on Saturday.

In his post-match comments, Petković noted the anguish felt by his squad after their impressive performances throughout the tournament.

“Our players are disappointed and also devastated after the game,” Petković stated.

“They performed well in this AFCON. Now the tournament is over for us.

“Another tournament [World Cup] is coming later this year. We must keep our heads high after this AFCON exit.”

AFCON: Our players devastated for losing against Nigeria – Algeria coach, Vladimir Petković