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Adam Musa Bags SWAN Pop Cola MVP As Pillars FC Edge Lobi Stars 3-2 In Thrilling NPFL Finale

 


By Muzammil Dalha Yola 

In a nail-biting encounter on sunday 23rd June, 2024 at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano, Kano Pillars FC defeated Lobi Stars 3-2 in the final matchday of the NPFL 23/24 season. Adam Musa, the 17-year-old sensation, stole the show with a match-winning performance, scoring two goals in the 31st and 47th minutes to clinch the SWAN Pop Cola Man of the Match award.

Adam Musa's impressive display capped off an outstanding debut season, where he netted 5 goals and provided 2 assists in just 13 matches. His potential and talent have left fans and scouts alike excited for his future in the sport.

Kano Pillars FC concluded the NPFL 23/24 season in 11th position, amassing 52 points from 38 matches. They won 15 games, drew 7, and lost 16, scoring 49 goals while conceding 50.

The match against Lobi Stars was a fitting end to the season, with both teams creating chances in a high-intensity contest. Kano Pillars FC's victory was a testament to their resilience and determination, and they will look to build on this performance in the upcoming season.

With the NPFL 23/24 season now concluded, fans and players alike will eagerly await the start of the new campaign, eager to see what the future holds for Kano Pillars FC and their promising young striker, Adam Musa.

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