By Daily Sports Nigeria on July 8, 2023

Heartland Football Club of Owerri showcased their dominance in the 2023 Nigeria National League (NNL) Super Eight Competition, emerging as the well-deserved champions, Naijafreshgist.ng reports.

The thrilling finals unfolded at the illustrious Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba, where Heartland FC of Owerri orchestrated a remarkable triumph over Kano Pillars FC, securing a resounding 2-0 victory.

The match, which drew an enormous crowd of fervent supporters from both the Igbo and Hausa communities within and beyond Delta State, witnessed Heartland FC's sensational goals in the second half.

These decisive strikes sealed their triumph and solidified their claim to the championship title. 

Heartland FC's journey to victory began by topping the Southern Conference, which comprised formidable competitors such as Sporting Lagos, FC One Rocket, and Stormers SC.

Simultaneously, Kano Pillars FC showcased their mettle by finishing as leaders in the Northern Conference, where they locked horns with Katsina United FC, DMD FC, and EFCC FC.

This remarkable achievement by Heartland FC now paves the way to a well-deserved promotion back to the prestigious Nigeria Professional Football League for the upcoming 2023/2024 season.

It marks a triumphant return for the Naze Millionaires, who had been relegated after finishing 18th out of 20 teams during the 2020/2021 campaign of the Nigeria Professional Football League.

Heartland FC's glorious track record speaks volumes about their rich history in Nigerian football.

With five NPFL championship titles, three Federation Cup victories, and two Nigerian Super Cup conquests, their success in the NNL Super Eight Competition only adds to their prestigious legacy.

Source Opera News

Posted July 8, 2023

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