Despite Kwara United’s current position, Ashifat stressed that complacency is not an option. “Yes, we could be said to be safe on the table, but that should not deceive us into believing we are home and dry,” he stated. He reiterated that every point matters in the remaining fixtures, and the team will fight “to the last drop of blood” to avoid any regrets. The coach’s determination is evident as they prepare for a crucial away match against Niger Tornadoes, which kicks off their final stretch.
Kwara United’s run-in includes a home clash against Enyimba in Matchday 37, followed by a challenging away game against Bayelsa United in Yenagoa. These fixtures will be decisive in shaping their final league position and overall season performance. Ashifat’s leadership and tactical approach will be tested as the team faces opponents who are also fighting for survival or promotion.
The NPFL season has proven to be one of the most competitive in recent memory, with tight standings and high stakes in every match. Ashifat’s comments underscore the mental and physical demands of the final games, where focus and resilience are as important as skill. As the season nears its conclusion, Kwara United’s performance in these last three games could define their legacy for the campaign. The team’s ability to maintain consistency and intensity will be crucial in securing a strong finish and building momentum for the future.
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