Rangers humiliate Niger Tornadoes in NPFL matchday 4, Enyimba Lose again

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Rangers international football club of Enugu on Sunday, at the newly adopted home playing ground, FC Ifeanyi Uba Stadium, Nnewi, Anambra State, recorded the biggest win of matchday 4 in Nigeria Professional Football League, 2021/2022 season with a 4-0 thrashing of newcomers, Niger Tornadoes. 

A brace from kenechukwu Agu in the 58 and 70 minutes through a penalty when a player of Niger Tornadoes handled the ball inside the 18 yard box and a free kick from about twenty yard box.

Subsequently, Shedrack Asiegbu and Christian Nnaji added gloss to the scorelines.

The earned three points from the match has taken Rangers (7) to third position on the log table behind Remo Stars (8) and Rivers United (8) with the help of the goal difference.

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In other matches, Kano Pillars made it two losses in a row for Enyimba (2-0) after their ignominious defeat at home in the hands of Rivers United.

Next Rangers match is on 9th January in Illorin Township Stadium, against Kwara United.

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