SFA Feminine Overwhelmed By Adewale Babes In Lagos 7-A-Side Clash

SFA Feminine faced Adewale Babes at Lagos Mainland Local Government Area on a 4:30pm kick-off in a 7-a-side encounter that ended in a heavy 6-1 defeat for the home side. The match lasted the standard 90 minutes plus injury time, with Adewale Babes dominating proceedings throughout.

SFA Feminine lined up in a 1-3-2 formation, a setup that typically relies on a single goalkeeper, three defenders forming the backline, and two midfielders tasked with both defensive duties and linking play to the attack. The defensive trio would have been expected to maintain a solid shape and provide cover, while the midfielders aimed to control the centre of the pitch and support forward movements. Unfortunately, no details of the starting players or substitutes were provided, so individual contributions cannot be named.

The first half saw Adewale Babes assert their superiority early on, pressing high and exploiting spaces in SFA Feminine’s defensive structure. Despite the home side’s efforts to contain the visitors, Adewale Babes managed to find the net multiple times before the interval, establishing a commanding lead. The half-time whistle at 45 minutes came with Adewale Babes comfortably ahead.

In the second half, Adewale Babes continued their relentless attacking approach, adding further goals to their tally. SFA Feminine did manage to pull one back, providing a glimmer of resistance, but it was not enough to stem the tide. Adewale Babes’ clinical finishing and tactical discipline ensured they maintained control until the final whistle.

Throughout the match, SFA Feminine struggled to adapt to the pace and precision of Adewale Babes, who capitalised on defensive lapses and midfield turnovers. The visitors’ ability to convert chances into goals was the defining factor in this one-sided contest. Despite the heavy defeat, SFA Feminine showed moments of resilience but were ultimately outclassed on the day.

With no substitutions recorded, SFA Feminine had to endure the full 90 minutes with their starting lineup, which may have contributed to their inability to respond effectively as the game progressed. Adewale Babes’ dominance was clear from start to finish, leaving the home side with much to reflect on following this comprehensive victory.