As the NWFL Super 6 approaches, Edo Queens head coach Moses Aduku has admitted that his team will be the main target for rival clubs looking to claim the title.
Speaking at a press briefing, Aduku highlighted the club’s strong performance in the just-concluded regular season, where they played 14 matches, won 11, drew two, and lost only once. He credited both the players and management for the success so far.
Edo Queens are heading into the Super 6 as defending champions, having lifted the title in Yenagoa last season. They also impressed on the continental stage, reaching the semi-finals of the CAF Women’s Champions League.
“The journey has been good, but the real battle is ahead,” Aduku said. “The Super Six will be tough, and every team will be coming for us. But we are fully prepared to defend our title.”
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