14 centres set to host Nigeria Women’s Federation Cup Round of 32

By Oyediji Oluwaseun Babatunde

14 centres are set to host 15 games of the 2023 Women’s Federation Cup Round of 32 games with Asaba billed to  host two games including the encounter between Akwa Queens and Dannaz Ladies.

The Asaba Township Stadium will also play host to the clash between the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership sides, Heartland Queens and Confluence Queens.

Bauchi will will host two top-flight teams including Naija Ratels FC and Adamawa Queens meeting.

Other centres selected to host the Women’s Federation Cup Round of 32 games include Aba, Minna, Ibadan, Awka, Owerri, Warri, Ekiti, Jos, Uyo, Abuja, Lagos, and Enugu.

The Round of 32 games for the Women’s Federation Cup will hold on April 28, 2023.

Holders, Bayelsa Queens were drawn bye for this Round and will join the fray in the Round of 16 as the Yenegoa side defeated FC Robo Queens to win the last edition in 2021.

Bayelsa Queens (BYE)

Akwa Queens vs Dannaz Ladies (Asaba)

Owo Itam FC vs Fortress FC (Aba)

Honey Badgers vs Kada Queens (Minna)

Heartland Queens vs Confluence Queens (Asaba)

Lakeside Queens vs Kwara Ladies (Ibadan)

Sunshine Queens vs Edo Queens (Awka)

Maureen Madu KFC Vs Greenfoot FC (Owerri)

FC Robo Queens vs Immaculate Queens (Warri)

First Mahi FC vs Royal Queens (Ekiti)

Nasarawa Amazons Vs Gallant FC (Jos)

Naija Ratels Vs Adamawa Queens (Bauchi)

Rivers Angels vs Golden Foot FC (Uyo)

Osun Babes vs Awka Angels (Abuja)

Ekiti Queens vs Moje Queens (Lagos)

Paul E FC vs Delta Queens (Enugu)