Edo Queens Triumph Over Ethiopian CBE FC in CAF Women’s Champions League Opener

November 11, 2024

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Nigerian women’s football

In a remarkable debut at the 2024 CAF Women’s Champions League, Nigeria’s Edo Queens secured a decisive 3-0 victory over Ethiopia’s CBE FC. The match, held in Morocco, marks a strong start for Edo Queens in Group B, showcasing their determination to compete for the championship title.

Edo Queens displayed outstanding teamwork and tactical dominance throughout the game. Midfielder Blessing Emmanuel opened the scoring, putting Edo Queens in the lead with a clinical finish that energized her teammates and set the tone for the match. This momentum carried forward as the Nigerian side maintained offensive pressure, preventing CBE FC from finding their footing. Captain Taibat Amoo extended the lead, striking another goal, while late in the game, Peace Ewomazino delivered a third goal, sealing the team’s emphatic win.

Head Coach Moses Aduku praised the team’s performance, emphasizing their discipline and execution of the game plan. He credited their preparation, highlighting that the victory reflects Edo Queens’ ambition to make a significant impact in the tournament. Aduku expressed confidence in his players’ ability to maintain this form, noting the importance of a strong start in securing a place in the knockout stages.

With this win, Edo Queens have positioned themselves at the top of Group B, giving them a crucial advantage as they move into their next fixtures. The victory also amplifies hopes among Nigerian fans, who are optimistic about Edo Queens’ potential to progress deep into the tournament and possibly bring the CAF Women’s Champions League trophy to Nigeria for the first time.

The CAF Women’s Champions League, now in its third edition, has grown in visibility and competitiveness, with women’s clubs across Africa gaining recognition and support. This year, the tournament has seen a boost in prize money, further intensifying the competition as teams vie for regional glory and enhanced funding to support their clubs.

Edo Queens’ next match is set to be another exciting fixture, as the Nigerian champions continue their quest for continental success. Their impressive start underscores the growing strength of Nigerian women’s football on the African stage, inspiring young players across the nation.

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