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FFC2026: Muinat’s Goal Seals Royaltoms Queens’ Historic Title Triumph

AbdulSemiu Muinat strike sealed the first win of the year for Royaltoms Queens after a 1-0 victory over Sharp Striker Queens FC in the female category final of the Femmco Football Championship.

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Royaltoms Queens, also known as RIFA Queens, have secured their first trophy of 2026 in emphatic fashion, emerging champions of the Femmco Football Championship organized by Femmco 01 International.

The highly anticipated final, held on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at the NUD Playing Ground in Olose, Ifo, saw Royaltoms Queens edge past Sharp Striker Queens in a tightly contested encounter.

The decisive moment came through Abdulsemiu Muinat, whose well-taken goal proved to be the difference between the two sides. Her strike sealed a 1-0 victory and ensured her team lifted the trophy at the end of a competitive tournament.

Royaltoms Queens displayed composure, discipline, and tactical organization throughout the final, successfully containing their opponents while capitalizing on a key opportunity.

Their defensive resilience and ability to manage the game after taking the lead were crucial in securing the win.

The triumph marks a significant milestone for the team, as it represents their first competition, first final appearance, and first trophy of the 2026 season. Such an achievement highlights the squad’s quality, determination, and readiness to compete at a high level.

For Sharp Striker Queens, it was a valiant effort, but they were unable to find a breakthrough against a well-organized Royaltoms side.

The victory not only crowns Royaltoms Queens as champions of the 2026 edition of the Femmco International Football Competition but also sets the tone for what could be a promising year ahead for the team.

With confidence high and momentum on their side, Royaltoms Queens will now look to build on this success as they continue their campaign in future competitions.