Prime FC vs King City FC
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14 September 2024
Away friendly match played on 14 September 2024.
Kicked off at 8:00 AM
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vs Prime FC
Away friendly match
On 14 September 2024, Prime FC hosted King City FC in a friendly match at Prime Stadium in Osogbo. The match kicked off at 8:00 am and concluded with a narrow victory for King City FC, who secured a 1-0 win. The attendance for this match was recorded at 40.
Prime FC adopted a 2-3-1 formation for this encounter, featuring a goalkeeper, two central defenders, three midfielders, and a lone striker. Oladunjoye Philip took his place between the posts, while Ahmed Moshood and Oluwadamilare Victor formed a solid central defensive partnership. The midfield trio consisted of Oladunjoye Ayomide on the right, Yusuf Mustapha in the centre, and Ayanlola Timileyin on the left, providing both defensive cover and attacking support. Ridwan Abata spearheaded the attack as the sole striker, with Opeyemi Adeshola listed as a substitute.
The match began with a whistle from referee Alfa, signalling the start of play. Prime FC quickly looked to assert themselves, and Ayanlola Timileyin made an early attempt at goal, but the effort went wide of the target.
As the game progressed, King City FC began to apply pressure, resulting in a crucial save from Oladunjoye Philip, who showcased his agility with a full-stretch save to deny a potential goal. However, the breakthrough came in the 34th minute when Oladunjoye Ayomide found the net, tapping in a well-placed assist from Ayanlola Timileyin. This goal put King City FC ahead just before the half-time whistle, which blew shortly after, with King City FC leading 1-0.
The second half resumed with Prime FC looking to find an equaliser. Oladunjoye Ayomide attempted to extend King City FC's lead with a shot, but it was saved. Shortly after, a substitution was made as Opeyemi Adeshola replaced Ridwan Abata, adding fresh legs to the Prime FC attack.
Ayanlola Timileyin continued to be a pivotal figure in midfield, delivering a slide rule pass that created another chance for Opeyemi Adeshola, although his attempt was also saved. As the match drew to a close, Oladunjoye Philip was called into action again, confidently catching a cross to maintain his team’s hopes.
Despite Prime FC's efforts, the final whistle confirmed a 1-0 victory for King City FC, leaving Prime FC to reflect on their performance as they look to regroup for future matches.