Football

Name: Chiedozie Amos Football Club: Izima FC Jersey Number: 10 Position: Attacker Match Day 4, Match 1, May 28, 2025 – Dreamland Academy vs Izima FC In what was a top-of-the-table clash with few scoring chances, it would require some magic to break the deadlock. That was exactly what Chiedozie Amos provided midway into the […]

Name: Chiedozie Amos Football Club: Izima FC Jersey Number: 10 Position: Attacker Match Day 4, Match 1, May 28, 2025 – Dreamland Academy vs Izima FC Judging by his slight frame and fast reflexes, you immediately get the impression that Chiedozie would be a bag of tricks on the pitch. Sure enough, he showed all

In a much-anticipated matchup, Izima FC and Dreamland Academy faced off in their top-of-the-table clash. The heavy rains that preceded the match did nothing to dampen the players and spectators’ appetite for this match as they turned out in full and were rewarded for their presence of two well-matched teams gave them a football treat. The

Name: Okoye Ifeanyi Football Club: Obiaba Academy Jersey Number: 19 Position: Attacker Match Day 3, Match 2, 21 May 2025 – Obiaba Academy vs GT Warriors An aggressive attacker who likes to see much of the ball, Ifeanyi likes to come from the midfield, where you almost certainly feel his strong tackles. Although most of

Name: Uwaoma Godwin Football Club: Uchecaria FC Jersey Number: 4 Position: Midfielder Height: 5.8 Ft Match Day 3, Match 1, 21 May 2025 – Forster Academy vs Uchecaria FC Though petite looking and standing at just 5.8ft tall, Uwaoma is no pushover on the football field. Listed as a midfielder, he played in Uchecaria’s first

Having waited for two match days before making their Supalig debut, Obiaba Academy kicked off off their campaign with a bang by defeating GT Warriors by four goals to two in what was soSo So far, the highest scoring match of the league has been six goals scored in the match. Their victory meant that

Forster Academy continued their strong run of form by securing a hard-fought two-nil victory over Uchecaria Football Club. At stake in the match was the leadership of the league table. Both sides, coming off victories in their previous week’s encounters, wanted the comfort of a three– point advantage over the other in case of a

Following the completion of the Supalig club acquisition bid process, the successful club owners received their Supalig Club Ownership Certificates (COC) from the Abia State Commissioner for Sports, Sir Nwaobilor Ananaba. The presentation ceremony was held in the indoor sports hall of the Fifty1 Alliance Sports Complex just before the commencement of the first match

In what could be described as the match of the day, Dreamland Academy defeated Young Abians by a lone goal in the second match of the opening day. In the early exchange, both teams displayed a high level of tactical discipline, though Dreamland Academy seemed just to be notch higher than the purple-clad Young Abians.

Anyone who watched Dreamland Academy defeat Young Abians on the opening day of the Abia State Fifty1 Alliance Football Supalig Five-A-Side tournament would have marked their calendar for this encounter. This is because of the teams in the Supalig; the academy teams have produced the best football, and having the youngest team made expectations even