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Jubilant Rangers Fans Delay NPFL Trophy & Medals Presentations

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Presentation of the 2025/2026 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) medals and trophy were delayed this evening as the jubilant Rangers supporters encroached into the field of play after the final Match Day game held at Mobolaji Johnson Arena (Onikan Stadium in Lagos.

The supporters could not hold back their excitement as they ran into the pitch of play shortly after the Flying Antelopes defeated hosts Ikorodu City 2-1 in the tension soaked encounter.

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    Tunde Oyedele is a Writer, Editor, and Content Creator based in Lagos, Nigeria, with experience in producing quality contents in general sports, especially football leagues, politics, human interest news, business and digital media.

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