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By Arinzechi Chukwunonso
The 2025 Nigeria Beach Soccer League (NBSL) is heading for a blockbuster finale after an action-packed semifinal day at Jabi Lake Park, Abuja, on Saturday.
Defending champions Kebbi Fishers BSC and the high-flying Anambra Beach Soccer Warriors sealed their spots in the grand finale with hard-fought victories.
In a pulsating Kebbi Derby, holders Kebbi Fishers came from behind to edge Kebbi United BSC 5–4 in a nine-goal thriller. The champions trailed 3–1 midway through the encounter but showed remarkable resilience to turn the tide and keep their title hopes alive.
Hamza Manga led the comeback with a brace, while Yahaya Jibrin, Taiwo Adams, and Hassan Abdullahi all added a goal apiece. For Kebbi United, Umar Sadik was the standout performer with a hat-trick, complemented by a goal from Umar Aliyu — but their spirited display fell just short of upsetting the champions.
The second semifinal produced another spectacle as Anambra Beach Soccer Warriors outclassed Kada BSC, the 2022 champions, in a 4–2 victory. The Nnewi-based side showed attacking flair and composure, with goals from Miracle Momoh, Prosper Peter, Ekunjimi Eganosi, and Gabriel Chinweze. Benjamin Bawa and veteran Victor Tale found the net for Kada BSC, but it wasn’t enough to stop their second consecutive loss of the campaign.
With the results, Kebbi Fishers BSC will battle Anambra Beach Soccer Warriors in what promises to be a thrilling final today, while Kada BSC and Kebbi United BSC square off in the third-place match.
Earlier in the day, Ibom BSC clinched fifth place after a narrow 3–2 win over Jigawa Golden Stars BSC. Emmanuel Okon struck twice, and Uwana Aniete added another for Ibom, while Hamza Bagudu’s brace for Jigawa couldn’t prevent defeat.
The women’s exhibition match also added glamour to the day’s proceedings, as Naija Ratels FC edged Generation Next FA 4–3 on penalties after both sides played out a thrilling 2–2 draw in regulation time.
With the stage now set, all eyes are on today’s grand finale as the reigning champions Kebbi Fishers aim for a fourth NBSL title, while Anambra Warriors chase their first-ever crown in what promises to be a memorable contest on the sands of Abuja.
Written by: Democracy Radio
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