NPFL MATCHDAY 14 WRAP: WARRI WOLVES HELD AS 10 GOALS RECORDED ACROSS SEVEN FIXTURES

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By Chimaobi J Nzoromobi 

Matchday 14 of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) produced 10 goals across seven tightly contested fixtures, with Warri Wolves being held to a 1–1 draw by Kun Khalifat FC at the Ozoro Township Stadium.


FULL-TIME IN OZORO: WARRI WOLVES 1–1 KUN KHALIFAT


Warri Wolves struck early through Prince Ebhohon, who put the hosts ahead in the 6th minute after a sharp attacking move.

Kun Khalifat responded strongly and deservedly levelled in the 38th minute, converting from a well-delivered corner kick to make it 1–1.


The second half saw Wolves make tactical changes:


48' – Shemayi Amatesiro IN, Bakare Emmanuel OUT


65' – Ohanu Justus & Israel Oladeji IN; Othuke Egbo & Mayi Seth OUT


Neither side could find a winner as the match ended in a stalemate.



OTHER MATCHDAY 14 RESULTS


Abia Warriors 0–0 Bendel Insurance


Kwara United 0–0 Shooting Stars


Nasarawa United 3–0 El Kanemi Warriors


Rangers International 1–0 Niger Tornadoes


Remo Stars 2–0 Barau


Wikki Tourists 1–1 Bayelsa United



TOTAL GOALS ON MATCHDAY 14: 10 Goals


Match Goals


Abia Warriors vs Bendel Insurance 0

Kwara United vs Shooting Stars 0

Nasarawa United vs El Kanemi 3

Rangers Intl vs Niger Tornadoes 1

Remo Stars vs Barau 2

Warri Wolves vs Kun Khalifat 2

Wikki Tourists vs Bayelsa United 2

TOTAL 10 Goals



Matchday 14 featured strong defensive showings, two goalless draws, and decisive wins for Nasarawa United, Rangers, and Remo Stars — while Warri Wolves and Kun Khalifat shared the points in one of the day’s liveliest fixtures.

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