The Nigeria Women Football League Super Six Fixtures:

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The Nigeria Women Football League SUPER SIX FIXTURES:

Venue: Dipo Dina International stadium Ijebu-Ode



√ MATCHDAY ONE (MONDAY 19TH)

Edo Queens 🆚 Delta Queens

Bayelsa Queens 🆚 Sunshine Queens

Rivers Angels 🆚 FC Robo Queens


√ MATCHDAY TWO (TUESDAY 20TH)

Sunshine Queens 🆚 Edo Queens

FC Robo 🆚 Bayelsa Queens

Delta Queens 🆚 Rivers Angels


√MATCHDAY THREE (THURSDAY 22ND)

Edo Queens 🆚 FC Robo

Bayelsa Queens 🆚 Rivers Angels

Sunshine Queens 🆚 Delta Queens


√MATCHDAY - FOUR(FRIDAY 23RD)

Rivers Angels 🆚 Edo Queens

Delta Queens 🆚 Bayelsa Queens

FC Robo 🆚 Sunshine Queens


√MATCHDAY - FIVE (SUNDAY 25TH)

Edo Queens 🆚 Bayelsa Queens

Sunshine Queens 🆚 Rivers Angels

FC Robo Queens 🆚 Delta Queens

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