Alanu-Omo FC wins fourth Egbin Power Plc football tournament

Alanu-Omo FC has emerged as champions of the fourth edition of the Egbin Power Plc football tournament after defeating Dragon Ipakan FC 1-0 in the final.

The fourth edition of the Egbin Power Plc football tournament concluded with Alanu-Omo FC securing victory over Dragon Ipakan FC in a tightly fought final match. The champions edged out their opponents with a narrow 1-0 scoreline, showcasing determination and skill throughout the competition.

This annual event, organized by Egbin Power Plc, brings together local teams for community engagement through sports. The final match highlighted the competitive spirit among participants, with Alanu-Omo FC's performance earning them the top spot.

No further details on individual scorers or match highlights were available in the reports, but the outcome underscores the growing popularity of such corporate-sponsored tournaments in promoting grassroots football.

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Nigerian Super Eagles player Victor Osimhen and teammates celebrating their 4-1 win over Gabon in a World Cup qualifier match in Rabat.
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Nigeria defeats Gabon 4-1 to reach World Cup playoff final

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Nigeria's Super Eagles secured a 4-1 victory over Gabon in extra time on Thursday, keeping their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification hopes alive. The win in Rabat advances them to the playoff final. Victor Osimhen scored a brace in the match.

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Arsenal advanced to the EFL Cup final with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea in the semi-final second leg, clinching a 4-2 aggregate triumph at the Emirates Stadium. Kai Havertz scored the decisive goal in the 97th minute, assisted by Declan Rice, after a tense match with few chances. The Gunners will face either Newcastle or Manchester City at Wembley on March 22.

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Nigeria's Super Eagles kicked off their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a narrow 2-1 victory over Tanzania in Morocco. Goals from Semi Ajayi and Ademola Lookman secured the win in a competitive match. Semi Ajayi was named man of the match for his standout performance.

 

 

 

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