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Unizee Sheila FC and Ablaze Amazons Share Spoils in Thrilling Gold Cup Opener

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Last updated: April 27, 2026 1:45 pm
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The 5th Afusat Olabimpe Abiodun Female Gold Cup kicked off in dramatic fashion as Unizee Sheila Football Club and Ablaze Amazons played out a gripping 1–1 draw in the tournament’s opening match at the Police Barracks Sports Field, Ikorodu.

From the first whistle, Unizee Sheila FC looked sharp and confident, taking control of possession and dictating the tempo of play. Their early dominance paid off when Funmilayo Adeosun found the back of the net with a well-taken goal, sending the Unizee supporters into celebration and giving her side a deserved lead.

The first half belonged largely to Unizee, who pressed high, moved the ball with purpose, and kept Ablaze Amazons on the back foot. Despite their best efforts, Ablaze struggled to settle into the game and were forced to defend for long stretches.

However, the second half told a completely different story.

Ablaze Amazons returned to the pitch with renewed energy and determination, pushing forward with urgency and intent. Their persistence eventually paid off when Kusoro Busayo struck the equalizer, restoring balance to the contest and reigniting the atmosphere in the stadium.

Both teams continued to battle for a winning goal, creating chances and showing impressive resilience, but neither side could find the decisive breakthrough before the final whistle.

The match ended 1–1, a fair reflection of a game that saw Unizee dominate early and Ablaze finish stronger. It was an exciting, competitive opener that set the tone for what promises to be a thrilling tournament.

With goals, momentum swings, and standout performances on both sides, the 5th Afusat Olabimpe Abiodun Female Gold Cup has officially announced itself in style.

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