31 stadiums where you can watch Nigeria National League matches this season

31 stadiums to watch NNL matches in 2023

NNL 31 stadiums where you can watch Nigeria National League matches this season

Jidechi Chidiezie 20:34 - 10.03.2023

The 2023 season kicked off with only one match on Saturday, March 4.

As a part of preparations for the 2023 season, the Nigeria National League (NNL) have confirmed venues where fans can watch their favourite teams this season.

The 2023 season will see 43 teams participate across eight groups and two conferences, with the top teams from each group, progressing to a Super 8 playoff tournament.

The Super 8 is designed to not only determine the winner of the 2023 season but would also determine the four of eight group winners that would get promoted to the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL).

With one game already played so far, and many more to be played over the next couple of months, here are the stadiums to host NNL teams this season.

Bwari Township Stadium, Abuja

EFCC FC (A1)

Hypebuzz (A1)

Mailantarki Care (A1)

City FC (A2)

FWC Champions (A2)

NAF FC (A2)

Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan-Lagos

Fans at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos

Joy Cometh FC (B2)

Sporting Lagos (B2)

Smart City (B2)

Ikorodu City (B3)

Madiba FC (B3)

Soun Stadium, Ogbomoso

ABS FC (A1)

Crown FC (B2)

Muhammadu Dikko Stadium, Katsina

Katsina United (A2)

Malumfashi (A3)

Dipo Dina Stadium, Ijebu-Ode

Gateway United (B2)

Ijebu United (B2)

Eket Stadium, Akwa Ibom

Eket Stadium, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria.

FC One Rocket (B1)

Vandrezzer (B1)

Ikot Ekpene Stadium, Akwa Ibom

Ibom Youths (B4)

Jos Township Stadium

Mighty Jets (A1)

Confluence Stadium, Lokoja

Kogi United (A1)

Kazaure Township Stadium

Jigawa Golden Stars (A2)

Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna

Kaduna's Ahmadu Bello Stadium will host Green Berets in the NNL

Green Berets (A2)

Ginginya Memorial Stadium, Sokoto

Sokoto United (A3)

FIFA Goal Project, Kebbi

Kebbi United (A3)

Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano

Kano Pillars (A3)

Sairdauna Memorial Stadium, Gusua

Zamfara United

Pantami Stadium, Gombe

Police Machine FHQ (A4)

El Kanemi Stadium, Maiduguri

DMD FC (A4)

Atiku Abubakar Stadium, Fufore

Adamawa United (A4)

August 27 Stadium, Damaturu

Yobe Desert Stars (A4)

UJ Esuene Stadium, Calabar

Rovers FC (B1)

Krisdera Stadium, Omoku

Go-Round FC (B1)

Samson Siasia Stadium, Yenegoa

Samson Siasia Stadium, homeground of NPFL side Bayelsa United, will also serve as a homeground to Hensard in the NNL

Hensard (B1)

Oleh Township Stadium

Warri Wolves (B1)

Remo Stars Stadium, Ikenne

Abeokuta Stormers (B2)

FC Ebedei Stadium, Sagamu

FC Ebedei (B3)

Oluemi Kayode Stadium, Ado-Ekiti

Ekiti United (B3)

Dan Anyiam Stadium, Owerri

Heartland (B4)

Umuahia Township Stadium

Abia Comets (B4)

Awka City Stadium, Anambara

Edel FC (B4)

Oruta Ngele Stadium, Abakaliki

Cynosure (B4)

UNEC Stadium, Enugu

Giants Brillars (B4)

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