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Football: Final standings in 2021/2022 NPFL

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskJuly 17, 2022Updated:July 17, 2022No Comments9 Mins Read
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Below is the final standings in the 2021/2022 Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL), following the conclusion of Match Day 38 and final weekend fixtures played on Sunday:

Team                                                P       W     D     L     GF    GA       GD      Pts

Rivers United                                 38     23      8     7      58     24      34      77

Plateau United                              38    21      4     13      50     29     21       67

Remo Stars                                    38     18     8      12      43     26     17       62

Kwara United                                38      17     7      14      43      45    -2       58

Rangers International                  38      15    11      12     41        30    11       56

Nasarawa United                         38        15     8      15     42       48    -6      53

Enyimba International                38      15      7      16     39       36     3       52

Gombe United                             38       14      10      14      39      39     0      52

Akwa United                                38       13      13      12       35      36    -1      52

Wikki Tourists                              38        15       7       16        34      35    -1     52

Sunshine Stars                             38       14        9       15         30      30    0      51

Niger Tornadoes                         38       15        6       17        32       38     -6    51

Abia Warriors                              38       13       11      14        50       44     6      50

Dakkada FC                                  38        15       4        19       42      49      -7     49

Lobi Stars                                     38        14       7        17        36      48      -12     49

Shooting Stars                            38        12       12      14         41      45       -4      48

Katsina United                           38         15       3        20        34      42      -8       48

Heartland FC                              38           13       8        17         32      48     -12     47

Kano Pillars                                38          15        6        17         32       36     -4      45

MFM FC                                      38           9          9         20        26       51      -25     36

* Rivers United win title, and qualify alongside Plateau United for 2022/2022 CAF Champions League

** Remo Stars qualify for 2022/2023 CAF Confederation Cup competition

*** Katsina United, Heartland FC, Kano Pillars and MFM FC are all relegated to the lower league

**** Kano Pillars had six points deducted from them for disciplinary issues

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