Edo Queens delivered one of the most dominant performances of the 2025/26 NWFL Premiership Super Six campaign, thrashing Abia Angels 6-2 in a pulsating encounter in Port Harcourt.
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Sports247 reports that the reigning champions produced an attacking masterclass, spearheaded by a sensational four-goal haul from Chioma Moses, who reaffirmed her status as one of the most dangerous forwards in the league.
Edo Queens wasted no time asserting their dominance, with Moses opening the scoring just three minutes into the contest.
However, Abia Angels responded positively as Mariam Abdulrasheed restored parity in the 11th minute, briefly raising hopes of another upset from the Super Six debutants.
The champions quickly regained control and never looked back. Moses struck again in first-half stoppage time to hand Edo Queens a deserved lead at the break before substitute Precious Oscar extended the advantage seven minutes after the restart.
The floodgates then opened as Atume Doosuur added a fourth goal before Moses completed her remarkable performance with two more strikes in quick succession, taking her tally for the evening to four goals and putting the game beyond doubt.
Despite a late consolation from Blessing Saleh in the 87th minute, Abia Angels were unable to halt the relentless Edo Queens attack.
The emphatic victory serves as a major statement from Edo Queens, who bounced back strongly and reminded their rivals why they remain one of the strongest contenders for the NWFL Premiership crown.
Their attacking efficiency, movement, and clinical finishing proved too much for an Abia Angels side that had impressed earlier in the competition.
For Chioma Moses, the night belonged entirely to her. The forward’s four-goal heroics not only inspired a resounding victory but also strengthened her credentials as one of the standout performers of the Super Six tournament.
With the title race entering a crucial phase, Edo Queens have sent a clear warning to their competitors: the champions are finding their rhythm at exactly the right time.
