The 2023-24 Nigeria Women Football League will begin on Tuesday, November 14 with 16 teams vying for the league title.
Delta Queens are reigning champions after clinching the 2022-23 title in June on home ground in Asaba and will begin their defence against newly-promoted Ekiti Queens in Ado-Ekiti.
The new season comes with an unprecedented live broadcast of the Nigeria women’s league game on television.
Afrosport brings all you need to about the regular season of the women’s top-flight in Nigeria.
How many teams will participate in the 2023-24 season?
The 16 clubs have been pitched into two groups consisting of eight teams each.
The participating teams will play one another in a home and away format and the top teams advance for the end-of-season playoffs tournament.
Group A: Confluence Queens, Nasarawa Amazons, Naija Ratels, Abia Angels, Dannaz Ladies, Royal Queens, Adamawa Queens and Heartland Queens.
Group B: Bayelsa Queens, Delta Queens, FC Robo, Edo Queens, Rivers Angels, Sunshine Queens, Lakeside/Remo Queens and Ekiti Queens.
Where can I watch the NWFL matches?
Afrosport TV, Africa’s first continental Free-to-Air (FTA) sports channel will be showing at least one NWFL game on a match day.
How can I watch the NWFL matches?
You can watch the LIVE matches (starting from November 14 – Ekiti Queens vs Delta Queens) on Afrosport TV, channel 730 on Free TV or stream for FREE via VIDIVU TV.
Affiliate broadcast partners that will show the NWFL matches across Nigeria include NTA Sport, Wazobia TV, Quest TV, Superscreen TV, Broadcasting Corporation of Abia (BCA TV), Wasannin TV, Yobe TV, Delta Broadcasting Service, KSMC Kaduna, Kwara TV, Kebbi TV, Borno TV, Silverbird TV, Cross River Broadcasting Corporation, Katsina Tv, Ogun State TV, Osun Broadcasting Corporation, Cross River Broadcasting Corporation and Akwa Ibom Broadcasting Corporation.
