Zonal Elimination: Team Lagos Top Tables In Football, Set Sight On Picking More Tickets For Asaba 2024 NYG

Posted on August 30, 2024

After rounds of matches decided on Friday at ongoing Southwest Zonal Elimination Ball Games holding in Osogbo, Osun State, Lagos football teams in both male and female events look good of picking the zone’s tickets for the National Youth Games.

In the male event, Team Lagos are leading on Pool B table with 4 points after playing two matches. Team Oyo are taken the lead on Pool A table with 6 points after the same number of matches played.

However, Lagos girls are leading the female football table with 3 points after playing one match.

Meanwhile, there are strong indications that Team Lagos will win lot more of tickets in the ball games going into the National Youth Games which holds in Asaba Delta State from 9-19 September 2024.

From Handball, Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Hockey and Abula, results posted at the end of the proceeding on Friday show that Team Lagos will win gooe numbers of tickets for the games proper.

 

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