NWFL: Robo Queens ready for Osun Babes showdown

Author: Taiwo AdesanyaPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Nigeria

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NWFL: Robo Queens ready for Osun Babes showdown

FC Robo Queens are focusing on their Nigeria Women Football League matchday 17 fixture against Osun Babes after securing a spot in the Lagos State Women Federation Cup final. The team, led by Emmanuel Osahon, will travel to Osogbo to take on Osun Babes this Wednesday, determined to achieve victory. Currently, FC Robo Queens are the only team from Group B to have qualified for the NWFL Super Six playoff tournament.

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