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Tigers, Maliya Boys share points in stalemate

Doma United and Barau FC played out a 0-0 draw in a Nigeria Premier Football League Matchday 13 fixture at the Pantami Stadium on Saturday. Read More: https://punchng.com/tigers-maliya-boys-share-points-in-stalemate/

Tigers, Maliya Boys share points in stalemate

Doma United and Barau played to a 0-0 draw in a Nigeria Premier Football League match at the Pantami Stadium on Saturday. The result saw Barau climb to fourth in the table with 20 points from 13 matches, tying with Nasarawa United. Doma United improved to eighth place with 17 points from 12 matches, also boasting four wins.

The Savannah Tigers had an early opportunity in the 10th minute when Sadiq Rilwan headed a cross towards Adegbite Michael, whose half-volley from the left failed to reach the goal. Omah Joseph tested Barau's goalkeeper with a free-kick in the 25th minute, and the goalkeeper parried it for a corner.

Both teams were locked in a tight contest throughout the match, with neither side managing to create a clear scoring opportunity. Doma United was forced to make a substitution in the 60th minute after Shola Collins collided with a Barau player and left the field for medical attention. Bitrus Philemon replaced Collins, while Uche, Fantami, Jackson Peace, and Daniel Simon came on for Omah Joseph, Sadiq Rilwan, Haruna Abubakar, and Isa Mohammed.

David Ndiaye was the only Doma player shown a yellow card during the game in the 66th minute. Doma United had five shots, of which two hit the target, won seven corners, and conceded five goals. They delivered 24 crosses into the Barau box.

Looking ahead, Doma United will face rescheduled Matchday 10 opponents Ranchers Bees at the Bako Kontagora Stadium in Minna on Wednesday, November 18.

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