By Daily Sports on December 1, 2019

The League Management Company (LMC) has clarified that Delta Force remain in Nigeria’s topflight pending approval of the sale of their NPFL slot to Kwara United.

It made the clarification in a statement issued on Friday entitled “Re Transfer of Ownership between Delta Force and Kwara United”.

The statement read: “The League Management Company (LMC) has today November 29 2019 received a notification from Delta Force FC for endorsement and approval, of transfer of ownership of the club to Kwara United pursuant to the NPFL Framework and Regulations. We are also in receipt of an application from Kwara Utd FC for Change of venue and name of Delta Force FC.

“The LMC is currently reviewing these applications to ensure the minimum relevant rules, regulations and procedure for acquisition, change of ownership and name in the NPFL Framework and Rules are complied with.

“The review would also evaluate the validly of the reasons advanced by Delta Force FC in relinquishing the ownership of the club to ascertain that it serves the overall interest of the League and to ensure that the rights and privileges of the players and technical personnel of the clubs are protected.

“As it stands and pending the conclusion of this process, Delta Force FC remains the name on NPFL official fixtures and the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba remains the registered home ground.”

TODAY’S (MATCHDAY 6) FIXTURE

Plateau United FC vs Kano Pillars FC

Wikki Tourists FC vs Heartland FC

Jigawa G. Stars FC vs FC IfeanyiUbah

Lobi Stars FC vs Rangers Int’l FC

Akwa Starlet FC vs Warri Wolves FC

Rivers United FC vs Abia Warriors FC

MFM FC vs Enyimba Int’l FC

Adamawa United FC vs Katsina United FC

Sunshine Stars FC vs Akwa United FC

Nasarawa United FC vs Delta Force FC

*All matches kick off at 4:00PM

Source Daily Sports

Posted December 1, 2019

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