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Gold Cup 2026: Ikorodu City, Inter Lagos, Sunshine Stars record wins

..Grassrunners FC shock Stormers SC

Ikorodu City, Inter Lagos and Sunshine
Stars asserted their dominance in their MatchDay 2 fixtures of the Ogunjobi Gold Cup, with the heavyweights recording emphatic wins.

Inter Lagos set the pace for the day, putting two goals past Abakaliki FC inside the MKO Abiola Stadium, Abeokuta.

It was a drab opening 45 minutes that had few shots on target, with Inter Lagos not converting their half chances, while De Rice Boys couldn’t break their opponent’s backline.

The second half was dominated by Inter Lagos, and at the end, they got rewarded for their good team play with Monday Emmanuel scoring a brace in the 51st and 72nd minutes respectively.

The second fixture had Ikorodu City bounce back from its derby draw against Inter Lagos on MatchDay One to record a 3-0 win over Dokkal Khairu FC. It took 20 minutes for Ikorodu City to get their second goal of the tournament, off the boots of Moses Ali.

With 17 minutes to end the tie, two more goals came from Shola Bada, who doubled the lead for the ‘Oga Boys’ in the 73rd minute, while Ikechukwu Junior did the damage, putting the icing on the cake with the third goal in the 84th minute.

It was a mix of events for Stormers SC and Doma United, as both teams, who are yet to earn a point, suffered a second loss each.

Grassrunners FC go top of the log on 6points after a shocking lone-goal win against Stormers SC. Ogunrombi Boris ‘ 39th-minute goal from a tap-in was enough to earn the Nationwide League One (NLO) club a second win in the Gold Cup 14th edition.

Doma United paid the price for not taking their chances; at the end shipped in two goals, one a penalty, within six minutes, from Abass Yakubu 71th and Gabriel Adepoju on 77’th minute.

MatchDay 3 action continues on Saturday with interesting fixtures.

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