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Bayelsa Queens coach, Ogbonda Whyte, has acknowledged that even a dominant victory over Naija Ratels may not be sufficient for his team to secure the Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Super-6 title. Heading into the final matchday, Bayelsa Queens are level on seven points with defending champions Edo Queens and Remo Ladies, while Nasarawa Amazons lead the standings with eight points.

Coach Whyte expressed frustration over his team's missed chances and lapses in concentration during their 1-0 loss to Edo Queens, which allowed their rivals to catch up in the table. He admitted that Bayelsa Queens would now need to depend on the outcomes of other matches, even if they manage a high scoring victory against Naija Ratels. He remains hopeful, stating that his ultimate joy would come if his team lifts the trophy on May 17, rewarding their 15-match unbeaten run during the regular season.

Editorial

Coach Ogbonda Whyte’s are justified as Bayelsa Queens find themselves in a precarious position despite a solid performance throughout the season. To be level on points with two rivals while chasing Nasarawa Amazons is a testament to the competitiveness of the Super-6 tournament. Whyte’s honesty about his team’s defensive lapses and missed opportunities highlights the thin margins that separate success from disappointment in championship races.

We believe Bayelsa Queens' fate now lies not only in their own hands but in the performances of others. For a team that went unbeaten in the regular season, the possibility of missing out on the title would be a bitter pill to swallow.

However, their resilience and Coach Whyte’s belief in his players could be the driving force they need to make a final push for glory. Victory against Naija Ratels is essential, but fate may also require a touch of fortune from results elsewhere.

Did You Know?

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2. Bayelsa Queens went unbeaten in the regular season with a 15-match streak, yet find themselves needing a win and favourable results to claim the NWFL title.
   
   
3. They are tied with Edo Queens and Remo Ladies at seven points each, while Nasarawa Amazons lead the table with eight points heading into the final matchday.
   
   
4. Coach Ogbonda Whyte pointed out that concentration lapses led to their loss against Edo Queens, affecting their title chances.
   
   
5. Even a high-scoring win against Naija Ratels may not guarantee the title if other results do not go their way.
   
   
6. All final matches in the NWFL Super-6 will kick off simultaneously to ensure fair competition and avoid manipulation of results.