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Nasarawa Amazons are set to clash with Rivers Angels in the women’s final of the 2025 President Federation Cup, scheduled for 28 June at Lagos’s Mobolaji Johnson Arena. The Amazons, [champions](http://enciclopedi.net/CliffugNowakowskiap) in 2005 and 2019, remain unbeaten in the tournament, with emphatic wins over Kwara Ladies, Bayelsa Queens, Sunshine Queens, and Edo Queens. +
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Rivers Angels, highly experienced with nine cup titles, reached the final after a narrow victory against Ibom Angels, courtesy of a 63rd‑minute goal from young substitute Aminat Folorunsho. Both teams have lost in recent finals to each other, setting the stage for a compelling rematch. +
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With female spectators set to pack the historic Lagos waterfront stadium, excitement is building for what promises to be a fiercely contested showdown. +
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We recognise this match as more than a contest for silverware  it’s a testament to resilience and legacy. Nasarawa Amazons, under Josephine Mathias’s inspiring leadership, seek redemption from their 2019 defeat. Their path to the final has been nothing short of dominant. +
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We also understand Rivers Angels' hunger for a tenth title. Their nine‑time reflect a culture of success, and young [talents](https://museuescolar.aeffl.pt/index.php/User:ShoshanaBogen) like Aminat Folorunsho inject fresh energy into an accomplished setup. We feel this final is a narrative of [rivalry](https://wpu.nu/wiki/Anv%C3%A4ndare:KendallRays109) renewed  both squads have history, pride, and the [promise](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/football-governance/super-eagles-promised-record-bonus-for-2026-world-cup-qualification/) of new glory on their side. The choice of Lagos’s compact waterfront arena only adds intimacy and intensity to the occasion. +
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We support the vision of elevating women’s football in Nigeria. Finals like this illustrate the depth, passion, and quality present in the [women's](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/category/football-culture/) game  demanding praise, investment and fanfare. We firmly believe that on 28 June, a new chapter will be written. Whether it's Amazons reclaiming their crown or Angels reinforcing their dominance, the match will affirm that this tournament still commands respect and reverence  and [Nigerian](https://www.footballinnigeria.com.ng/news/transfer-news/brian-okonkwo-joins-west-brom-u21-after-arsenal-exit/) women’s football continues to thrive. +
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+ Nasarawa Amazons are nicknamed the "Solid Babes" and were founded in 2003 under the Nasarawa State Government. + + Rivers Angels already have nine Nigeria Women’s Cup titles  more than any other club. + + Aminat Folorunsho’s semi‑final goal came in only her second senior season, making her one of the youngest scorers in Cup history. + + The Mobolaji Johnson Arena, built along Lagos’s waterfront, has hosted both men’s and women’s Federation Cup finals since 2024. + + The women’s winner receives ₦10 million in prize money  as part of the NFF’s agreement with AITEO Group. + + +
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