SFA Dominate Daebs With A Convincing 7-1 Victory At Ibadan

Soccer For All (SFA) welcomed DaEbs to the University of Ibadan on 31 December 2025, with kick-off at 3:00pm, in an 11-a-side encounter that ended in a resounding 7-1 triumph for SFA. The match lasted the standard 90 minutes plus added time, with SFA asserting their dominance throughout.

SFA deployed a classic 4-3-3 formation, featuring four defenders, three midfielders, and a front three. The defensive line was expected to provide solidity and width, with full-backs supporting attacks down the flanks while central defenders maintained a strong presence at the back. The midfield trio was tasked with controlling possession, linking defence and attack, and supplying the forwards. Up front, the three attackers were positioned to stretch the DaEbs defence, create chances, and convert opportunities into goals.

No substitutes were named for this fixture.

The first half saw SFA take control early on, pressing high and moving the ball with purpose. Despite the absence of detailed goal timings or scorers in the first 45 minutes, it was clear that SFA’s attacking intent was relentless, leaving DaEbs struggling to contain their opponents. The half-time whistle arrived with SFA firmly in command.

In the second half, SFA’s superiority was emphatically confirmed as they added six more goals to their tally, overwhelming DaEbs’ defensive efforts. The visitors managed to pull one goal back, but it was a mere consolation in the face of SFA’s attacking onslaught. Throughout the match, Babalola Bolu stood out as the player of the match, his influence pivotal in both creating and finishing chances, driving SFA’s forward momentum.

SFA’s 4-3-3 formation paid dividends as their wide attackers exploited spaces on the flanks, while the midfield trio orchestrated play with precision. The defensive unit remained disciplined, limiting DaEbs to few clear opportunities. The comprehensive 7-1 scoreline reflected SFA’s clinical finishing and tactical superiority on the day.

This commanding victory at the University of Ibadan will surely boost SFA’s confidence moving forward, showcasing their ability to dominate and dismantle opponents with a well-structured and fluid style of play.