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Four FCT Teams in Royal Battle for RSFL Super 4 Champions Gong

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The stage is set for an epic showdown as the Rising Stars Football League (RSFL) Super 4 kicks off this week at the Moshood Abiola National Stadium, goal project Abuja.

Following an intense initial stage across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), four teams have emerged victorious, earning their spots in the highly anticipated Super 4 tournament.

The teams that have qualified are Future Guaranteed FA from AMAC Area Council, Chidex FA and New Dawn FC from Bwari Area Council, and Master Class FC from Gwagwalada Area Council. These teams have displayed exceptional skill and determination, and now they stand on the brink of claiming the ultimate prize.

The Project Coordinator, Ifeanyi Kama, highlighted the significance of the tournament, stating, “All teams that have qualified for the Super 4 will receive guaranteed sums as a reward for their hard work. However, the ultimate prize of 11 million naira awaits the team that emerges as the champions. This competition is not just about football; it’s about community development and creating opportunities for these talented young players.”

In the semifinals, Future Guaranteed FA will face off against Chidex FA, while New Dawn FC will take on Master Class FC. With everything on the line, the teams are prepared to leave it all on the pitch as they vie for the coveted RSFL Super 4 title and the substantial cash prize that comes with it.

The Rising Stars Football League has been a beacon of hope and opportunity for grassroots football in the FCT, and this Super 4 tournament promises to be a thrilling culmination of talent, passion, and community spirit.

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Lawal Delivers Another Brilliant Performance in Europe

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After displaying great form for Istra 1961against Vukovar in the score draw encounter in the elite league few days ago in Croatia, Salim Fago Lawal has continued to enjoy rave of the moment status in the Eastern European nation.

On Wednesday, Lawal was on the scores sheet for Istra in the 75th minute against Kurilovec, but it was only for consolation, as Istra crashed out of Croatian cup in round 16.

It was a masterpiece display from the former Flying Eagles striker, whose work rate has shown great development after joining Istra from modest Nigerian clubside in 2023.

He has scored three goals and two assists, totally five – goal contribution as a striker so far this season.

Interestingly, two other Flying Eagles players, Israel Ayuma and Charles Agada, who are also former players of Mavlon FC, featured in the game and they gave good account of themselves.

Sadly, it was not the day of victory on the pitch for the three former players of Mavlon FC of Lagos.

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