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AITEO Cup Draws: Kano Pillars in group of Death

Fisayo Dairo
Last updated: September 21, 2018 9:33 am
Fisayo Dairo
Published: September 21, 2018
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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on Thursday released group stage draws of the 2018 AITEO Cup for both the men and women competitions with Kano Pillars drawn in a group dubbed the “Group of Death”.

Pillars have never won the Cup competition since Nigeria’s Independence and were on the verge of a first round exit in this year’s tournament before squeezing out a 3-2 win over little known Ngwa FC. The Sai Masu Gida have now been drawn against Kwara United, Abia Warriors and Rivers United in Group C at the Agege Stadium in Lagos.

The newly refurbished Enyimba Stadium in Aba will host Group D which has the reigning AITEO Cup champions Akwa United and 2016 beaten finalists Nasarawa United. NPFL side Wikki Tourists of Bauchi and second division side Kogi United will complete the group.

2014 champions Enyimba are in Group A and will play at the Patani Stadium in Gombe alongside 1999 winners Plateau United, second division side Julius Atete as well as Katsina United from the elite division. Enugu Rangers, Sunshine Stars, El-Kanemi Warriors and giant killers Supreme Court will face off at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano.

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In the women’s draw, AITEO Cup defending champions Rivers Angels have been drawn against the second team of their fierce rivals Bayelsa Queens in Group A of the group stage draws. Angels and Bayelsa Queens Feeders will be joined by Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) side Osun Babes at the Lafia Centre.

The senior team of Bayelsa Queens have a difficult task in Group B as they have been drawn to face reigning league champions Nasarawa Amazons and 2014 Federation Cup beaten finalists, Sunshine Queens.

The group stage games have been fixed for Monday, September 24 to Friday the 28th with the top two teams in each group progressing to the next round.

THE DRAWS
MEN

GROUP A (Gombe: Patani Stadium )

Enyimba FC

Julius Atete FC

Plateau United FC

Katsina United

GROUP B (Kano: Sani Abacha Stadium)

Rangers International

Supreme Court FC

Sunshine Stars

El-Kanemi Warriors

GROUP C (Lagos: Agege Stadium)

Kano Pillars

Kwara United

Rivers United

Abia Warriors

Group D (Aba; Enyimba Stadium)

Akwa United

Kogi United

Wikki Tourists

Nasarawa United

WOMEN

GROUP A (Lafia; Lafia Township Stadium)

Rivers Angels

Bayelsa Queens Feeders

Osun Babes

GROUP B (Enugu; Nnamdi Azikwe Stadium)

Ibom Angels

Delta Babes

Confluence Queens

GROUP C (Ijebu-Ode: Dipo Dina Stadium)

Bayelsa Queens

Nasarawa Amazons

Sunshine Queens

GROUP D (Calabar: UJ Esuene Stadium)

Delta Queens

FC Robo Queens

Edo Queens

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