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Abia Warriors apologise after sixth successive NPFL game without a win

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Abia Warriors apologise after sixth successive NPFL game without a win

Abia Warriors have apologised to their supporters after admitting that 19th place in the Euromatch NPFL table is “unacceptable” and below the club’s standards.

The statement followed Sunday’s 2-2 home draw with Doma United in Matchday 12, a result that extended Abia Warriors’ winless run to six league matches.

Imama Amapakabo’s side have collected 11 points from their 12 matches and are now fewer than one point per game into the campaign.

The Warriors’ recent problems also include a heavy defeat by Shooting Stars in Matchday 11. That round ended with four clubs sharing top spot, underlining the contrast between the teams competing at the summit and Abia Warriors’ current position.

In a statement reported by Complete Sports, the club acknowledged the frustration among supporters and accepted that its league standing did not meet the expected standard.

Abia Warriors said action was being taken to change the direction of their season before appealing to their fans for continued support.

Tough test awaits in Lagos

The next opportunity to respond comes away from home against Inter Lagos in Matchday 13.

The fixture presents another demanding assignment for a team seeking to halt a six-match run without victory. With away wins having been rare after 12 rounds of the league, securing a point on the road would normally represent a respectable result.

However, Inter Lagos will have home advantage this time after travelling to Ikorodu City in Matchday 12. That makes the Warriors’ next performance particularly important following their public apology.

The club’s message has placed added focus on the immediate response, with supporters expecting to see an improvement in Lagos, regardless of the final result.

Abia Warriors will visit Inter Lagos at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, on Sunday 15 November at 16:00 WAT.

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