2015 Federation Cup Round of 32 Day 1 Results

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BJ Foundation 3-1 Spotlight FC

Akwa United FC 3-1 Peacemakers FC

El Kanemi 0-0 Gateway FC ( El Kanemi win 4-3
on Penalties)

Kwara United 2-2 ABU Zaria ( Kwara United wins
5-3 on Penalties)

Remo Stars 1-1 Enyimba FC ( Remo Stars win
3-1 on Penalties)

Prime FC 3-2 Julius Atete (Prime FC win on
Penalties)

Heartland FC 1-0 Sharks FC

FC IfeanyiUbah 2-1 Bayelsa United

Lobi Stars 1-0 Niger Tornadoes

Kukuruku 0-3 Enugu Rangers

Plateau United 4-2 Kano Pillars

Nasarawa United 2-1 Makwada warriors

Federations Cup 2015 Round Of 32 Women's Results

Ibom Queens 0-0 Confluence Queens
(Confluence Queens win 5-3 penalties)

Moje Queens 1-4 Edo Queens

Rising Queens 0-3 FC Robo

Alberto Queens 0-4 Sunshine Queens

Bayelsa Queens 5-1 Beautiful Tour FC

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