SFA Dominate Clement FC With A Convincing 5-0 Victory

Soccer For All (SFA) welcomed Clement FC to the University of Ibadan on 18 January 2026, with kick-off at 3:00pm, in a highly anticipated 11-a-side encounter. The match concluded with a resounding 5-0 triumph for SFA after the full 90 minutes plus injury time, showcasing their dominance throughout the game.

SFA lined up in a classic 4-3-3 formation, deploying four defenders, three midfielders, and three forwards. The defensive line was expected to provide solidity and width, with full-backs supporting attacks down the flanks while central defenders focused on maintaining a strong defensive core. The midfield trio were tasked with controlling possession, linking defence and attack, and breaking up Clement FC’s play. Up front, the three forwards aimed to stretch the opposition’s defence, create chances, and convert opportunities into goals.

No substitutes were named for this fixture, so the starting eleven carried the full burden of the match.

From the outset, SFA imposed themselves on the game, dictating the tempo and pressing high to unsettle Clement FC. Their attacking intent was clear, and the visitors struggled to gain any foothold in the match. The first half saw SFA carve out numerous chances, with their fluid front three combining well to threaten the Clement FC goal repeatedly.

By half-time, the scoreline already reflected SFA’s superiority, as they had established a comfortable lead. The break at 45 minutes allowed both teams to regroup, but it was evident that SFA held the upper hand.

In the second half, SFA continued to press relentlessly, adding further goals to their tally and maintaining a clean sheet. Their defensive discipline ensured Clement FC were unable to mount any meaningful attacks or reduce the deficit. The standout performer was Akorede Obatuyi, whose influence across the pitch earned him the Player of the Match accolade. Obatuyi’s work rate, vision, and clinical finishing were instrumental in SFA’s comprehensive victory.

Ultimately, this match was a statement of intent from Soccer For All, who demonstrated tactical cohesion, attacking prowess, and defensive resilience to secure a dominant 5-0 win over Clement FC at the University of Ibadan.