Remo Stars’ technical adviser, Daniel Ogunmodede, has expressed his admiration for the team’s remarkable 2-1 victory over NPFL reigning champions, Enugu Rangers.
He commended the players for their incredible performance as they continue to push for their first-ever NPFL title.
“I need to commend the boys for a job well done,” Ogunmodede told Remo Stars media.
“What they have done so far is incredible, very incredible, they all need to be commended.”
Kano Pillars Coach Positive After Defeat
Kano Pillars’ technical adviser, Usman Abdallah, is positive after his team’s 2-0 loss against Abia Warriors.
He emphasized that the team is a work in progress and highlighted the ongoing process of building and refining the team’s performance.
“Yes, we still have some areas to address because we’re in the process of building the team,” Abdallah said.
“We are constantly making adjustments and testing the players we’ve signed.
“This gives us a chance to see which players fit into our system. Over time, I believe we will come together and form a solid team.”
Akwa United Coach Disappointed Over Defeat
Akwa United’s head coach, Mohammed Babaganaru, has expressed disappointment over the team’s 2-1 home loss to Sunshine Stars but acknowledged the unpredictable nature of football.
He emphasized the need to capitalize on goal-scoring opportunities and maintain focus for future matches.
“I can’t believe that we lost at home to Sunshine Stars after all the effort we made. I totally understand that in the game of football, there are three results but we didn’t deserve the result we got because it was not the true reflection of what transpired,” Babaganaru told the club’s official website.
“We created many goal-scoring opportunities but how we didn’t bury those chances is what I don’t understand.”
Niger Tornadoes Coach Blame Red Card For Draw
Niger Tornadoes’ head coach, Majin Mohammed, has reflected on his team’s 1-1 draw against Bendel Insurance, attributing the result to the early red card that impacted the game.
He praised the players for their resilience and highlighted the competitive nature of the league.
“The early minute red card disrupted our match plan, but it’s part of the game, however, it was a good game despite playing with a man down, the boys gave a good account of themselves, created chances, scored a goal but couldn’t defend it,” Mohammed said.
“We appreciate God for a point is better than nothing, we knew it was going to be very hard for us knowing well that the visitors were still sweating from their 17 years home unbeaten record we broke last season, so they came with the mindset to cause an upset here.
“Above all the league is improving, the referee are doing well, that’s why teams are picking points away from home, We will also go out and hunt for more points.
“We are not under any form of pressure, at least, whatever we lose here, God always complement it for us when we go away.”
Kano Pillars Duo join Flying Eagles
Kano Pillars’ Abdulmajid Aminu and Sani Haliru received invitations to join the Flying Eagles for the WAFU B Under-20 Championship.
Aminu (a forward), and Haliru (midfielder) are already in Abuja training with other players invited for the tournament.
Note that the WAFU Championship will take place from Thursday, October 17 to October 31, 2024.