2024 President Women’s Federation Cup: Quarter-final pairings revealed

By Oyediji Oluwaseun Babatunde

With the conclusion of the Round of 16 of the 2024 President Women’s Federation Cup, Nigeria Women Football League teams now know their opponents for the quarter-final games.

Nasarawa Amazons, responsible for ousting holders Bayelsa Queens, are set to face fellow top-flight side Remo Stars Ladies.

Another game featuring two top-flight sides will see Naija Ratels FC take on FC Robo Queens.

Second-tier Sunshine Queens will clash with former league winners Delta Queens, who recently thrashed Kwara Ladies 7-0. Osun Babes, having defeated Confluence Queens in the Round of 16, will face Rivers Angels.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) will determine the venues and dates for these quarter-final matches. Bayelsa Queens, last year’s title winners, were eliminated by Nasarawa Amazons on penalties, ensuring a new Cup winner will be crowned at the end of the competition.

Quarter-final pairings

Nasarawa Amazons (Nasarawa) vs Remo Stars Ladies (Ogun)

Naija Ratels FC (FCT) vs FC Robo Queens (Lagos)

Delta Queens (Delta) vs Sunshine Queens (Ondo)

Osun Babes (Osun) vs Rivers Angels (Rivers)

Oluwaseun Oyediji

Oluwaseun Babatunde Oyediji is a multi-media sports journalist with over 10 years experience in Information Communication Technology (ICT), women's football, and beach soccer reportage.The prolific writer is the Media Assistant to Nigeria Beach Soccer League and Africa Beach Soccer Union as well as contributor on Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) website.He has covered multiple national and international football tournaments including Championship of African Nations (CHAN 2020), CAF Women's Champions League (2023), and Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON 2023).Since 2021, Oyediji has covered the NWFL Premiership especially the season ending Super Six Playoffs.A member of Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN), Ogun state chapter is also the image maker of the Remo Sports Development Council under the leadership of Chief Falilat Ogunkoya and David Osuolale.

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