NPFL: Match Day 15 results
The following are the results of the Match Day 15 fixtures in the 2025/2026 Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) played on Sunday.
Bayelsa United FC 1-1 Katsina United FC
Shooting Stars FC 1-0 El-Kanemi Warriors FC
Barau FC 3-2 Kwara United FC
Warri Wolves FC 1-0 Nasarawa United FC
Enyimba International FC 2-1 Enugu Rangers International FC
Ikorodu City FC 1-0 Abia Warriors FC
Kun Khalifat FC 2-0 Plateau United FC
On Saturday: Niger Tornadoes FC 1-0 Remo Stars FC
Bendel Insurance FC 3-0 Wikki Tourists FC
Outstanding Match Day 15 fixtures, Rivers United FC vs Kano Pillars FC, to be played on December 3
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