Sokoto United's Tactical Brilliance Secures 3-1 Win Over Zamfara United
Sokoto United FC displayed remarkable resilience and strategy to claim a thrilling 3-1 victory over Zamfara United FC in a Nigerian National League Match Day 4 clash at Giginya Memorial Stadium.
James Igboyi Joseph opened the scoring for Sokoto United in the 5th minute, assisted by Ishaku Jibrin. However, Zamfara United equalised early in the second half with a well-executed corner kick. The match appeared evenly balanced until Coach Peter Ajeni's decisive substitutions changed the game.
Introducing Yusuf Fantami and Ime Clement added fresh energy, and Ishaku Jibrin capitalised on a blocked free kick to restore Sokoto’s lead in the 84th minute. A late penalty earned by Ikechi Chuku Godspower and converted by substitute Muhsinu Attahiru sealed the victory.
Coach Ajeni praised his team’s determination while stressing the need to improve their goal conversion rate. The win places Sokoto United second in Conference Group C, positioning them strongly for the next match against Barau FC.
Editorial
Football is as much a game of tactics as it is of skill, and Sokoto United’s victory against Zamfara United underscores this. Coach Peter Ajeni exemplified the importance of decisive in game adjustments, demonstrating why tactical acumen is often the differentiator in tight contests.
We celebrate Sokoto United’s triumph not just for the result but for the lessons it teaches about perseverance, teamwork, and strategic thinking. Ajeni’s substitutions injected life into the team, showcasing his ability to read the game and act decisively. His moves not only secured the victory but also highlighted the depth of talent in Sokoto United’s squad.
This match serves as a reminder of the importance of adaptability in football.
Sokoto United FC displayed remarkable resilience and strategy to claim a thrilling 3-1 victory over Zamfara United FC in a Nigerian National League Match Day 4 clash at Giginya Memorial Stadium.
James Igboyi Joseph opened the scoring for Sokoto United in the 5th minute, assisted by Ishaku Jibrin. However, Zamfara United equalised early in the second half with a well-executed corner kick. The match appeared evenly balanced until Coach Peter Ajeni's decisive substitutions changed the game.
Introducing Yusuf Fantami and Ime Clement added fresh energy, and Ishaku Jibrin capitalised on a blocked free kick to restore Sokoto’s lead in the 84th minute. A late penalty earned by Ikechi Chuku Godspower and converted by substitute Muhsinu Attahiru sealed the victory.
Coach Ajeni praised his team’s determination while stressing the need to improve their goal conversion rate. The win places Sokoto United second in Conference Group C, positioning them strongly for the next match against Barau FC.
Editorial
Football is as much a game of tactics as it is of skill, and Sokoto United’s victory against Zamfara United underscores this. Coach Peter Ajeni exemplified the importance of decisive in game adjustments, demonstrating why tactical acumen is often the differentiator in tight contests.
We celebrate Sokoto United’s triumph not just for the result but for the lessons it teaches about perseverance, teamwork, and strategic thinking. Ajeni’s substitutions injected life into the team, showcasing his ability to read the game and act decisively. His moves not only secured the victory but also highlighted the depth of talent in Sokoto United’s squad.
This match serves as a reminder of the importance of adaptability in football.