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Ubong Friday was part of the Akwa Starlets team that grabbed the headlines in the 2013 Federation Cup, where they eliminated NPFL sides, Kwara United and Dolphins FC ( now Rivers United following a merger with Sharks FC). The Uyo club beat Kwara United 6–5 on penalties in the Round of 64 fixture at Oghara Township Stadium, after regular time ...
Standard FC: 2–2 (4–3 p) Ekiti United: FC Basira 0–2 Sunshine Stars: EFCC FC: 4–2 Katukan Tsafe Fc Wikki Tourists: 0–1 Akwa United: Warri Wolves: 4–0 Beyond Limit Shooting Stars: 4–3 Adamimogo Mighty Jets: w/o: Niger Tornadoes Feeders Malumfashi 0–1 Gombe United: Bendel Insurance Feeders: 4–0 Maikunkele Cynosure FC: 1–0 Kano ...
Akwa United then moved to the magnificent 30,000 capacity Godswill Akpabio International Stadium which was built by former Governor Godswill Akpabio. Although the story of escaping relegation on the last day was the same ( Akwa United defeated Lobi Stars of Makurdi 1–0, with Afeez Awakan scoring the only goal of the match to help the team ...
The 2022–23 season was Akwa United's 27th season in the Nigerian football league system and their 14th (non-consecutive) season in the top tier of Nigerian football. During the season, Akwa United participated in the Nigeria Professional Football League and the Nigeria Federation Cup.
During the season, Akwa United participated in the Nigeria Professional Football League for the ninth consecutive season and the CAF Champions League, where they were eliminated by CR Belouizdad in the first round. [5] They began their Nigeria Professional Football League campaign with a home tie against Kano Pillars, which they won 3-0. [6]
Akwa United Mighty Jets 2–3 Kogi United Kanta United 0–0 (4–2 p) Kebbi United Plateau United w/o [d] DMD FC Housing Corporation FC 4–2 Jigawa Golden Stars Zamfara United – Gamji Eaglets Kano Pillars 2–1 Niger Tornadoes Juniors Fulfill FC – Olukismet FC
The 2020–21 season was Akwa United's 25th season in the Nigerian football league system and their 12th (non-consecutive) season in the top tier of Nigerian football. [1] During the season, Akwa United participated in the Nigeria Professional Football League for the ninth consecutive season and the Nigeria FA Cup. [2]
Bayelsa United 5–3 Akwa United (30 September 2023) Longest winning run: Enugu Rangers (5 matches) Longest unbeaten run: Enugu Rangers (10 matches) Longest winless run: Heartland (11 matches) Longest losing run: Gombe United (6 matches) Highest attendance: 44,000 [1] Rangers International 3–0 Enyimba FC (9 June 2024) [2]