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NPFL/La Liga U15 Promises: Pillars & Akwa United Maintain Flawless Run, Dakkada Held By Lobi Stars On Day 4

Godswill Ndaeyo scored the winner as Akwa United sealed their place in the quarterfinals of the 2021 NPFL/La Liga U15 Promises with a 1-0 victory over Jigawa Golden Stars at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium on Monday afternoon.



Akwa United have now picked six points from two matches. Jigawa Golden Stars still have one point.


Suleiman Shehu, Idris Khamus and Imrana Musa were on target for Kano Pillars who walloped Enyimba 3-0. 


The Young Masu Gida also sealed their place in the last eight with six points from two games.


Lobi Stars forced Dakkada to a 1-1 draw at the Cathedral.


It was a match of few chances, but Victor Michael drew the first blood before Sejugh Lortyer levelled matters for the Makurdi based side. 


Dakkada have picked two points from two games, while Lobi Stars have one point.


Action continues on Tuesday when Rivers United take on Adamawa United.


Another game will see defending champions Katsina United face Heartland. Both sides won their opening group games.


Meanwhile, Warri Wolves will hope to prey on MFM FC on Tuesday.


Monday's Results


Akwa United 1-0 Jigawa Golden Stars


Enyimba 0-3 Kano Pillars


Lobi Stars 1-1 Dakkada FC


Topscorers As At Day 4


2 Goals


Chikwere Chigaemezu - Heartland


Umar Abubakar - Katsina United


Imrana Musa - Kano Pillars


Idris Khamus - Kano Pillars


1 Goal


Ugochukwu Okpara - Heartland


Abubakar Yasir - Katsina United


Jibril Isah - Kano Pillars


Suleiman Shehu - Kano Pillars


Olatunbosun Lateef - Kwara United


Victor Michael - Dakkada FC


Sejugh Lortyer - Lobi Stars


Okiki Oghenoruese - Warri Wolves


Samuel Effiong - Akwa United


Emmanuel Edem - Dakkada FC


Chidiuto Emelda - Enyimba


Godswill Ndaeyo - Akwa United


Tuesday's Fixtures


Rivers United Vs Adamawa United


Heartland Vs Katsina United


Warri Wolves Vs MFM FC

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