Remo Stars Ladies head coach Wemimo Matthew has pledged her team’s determination to maintain their winning streak and finish the 2025 NWFL season unbeaten. Following a 4-1 triumph over Heartland Queens, Remo Stars remain atop the league table, having only dropped points in a 1-1 draw against Edo Queens earlier in the season. Goals from Kafayat Bashiru, and Deborah Kehinde, and a brace by Bolaji Olamide secured their latest victory.
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Despite the convincing scoreline, Wemimo admitted that the match was challenging. "It wasn’t easy because we played against a very good team. In the first half, they gave us a tough fight," she said. Heartland’s equaliser in the 35th minute, scored by Monica Matthew, briefly halted Remo Stars’ momentum, but Wemimo’s halftime pep talk helped her players regain focus. "I told them to calm down and be clinical in front of goal, and once they did, the goals came," she explained.

As the team aims for a spot in the NWFL Super Six and ultimately the league title, Wemimo remains confident. "Our desire from the beginning of the season has been to win all our matches, and we still believe we can do it," she declared.

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Wemimo Matthew’s leadership of Remo Stars Ladies is an inspiring example of how strategic coaching and player motivation can drive success. Under her guidance, the team has displayed resilience and consistency, which are key ingredients for championship contention. The emphasis on mental strength evident from her halftime team talk underscores the importance of psychological preparation in football.

However, sustaining this momentum will require more than determination. As the season progresses, tactical adaptability and squad rotation will be crucial, especially when facing top teams in the Super Six. Wemimo’s ability to identify and address issues mid game has already proven effective, but she’ll need to maintain that flexibility as the stakes get higher.
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Remo Stars Ladies are not just aiming for short term success