Football
We won’t rush in taking decision to crown NPFL winner – Dikko
The League Management Company Chairman Shedu Dikko has said recently that they are yet to make any decision on who would be crowned champions of the Nigeria Professional Football League for the 2019/2020 season, National Daily learnt.
Dikko explained that LMC had announced an indefinite suspension of the league after match-day 25 on March 28, due to the outbreak of coronavirus.Before the suspension, Plateau United with 49 points, were four points ahead of second-placed Rivers United on the NPFL table.
He added that with the fate of many leagues across the world in the balance, some stakeholders say the NPFL should be concluded and Plateau declared winners.
LMC boss revealed that for now, they are studying and reviewing various scenarios and options on what to do, depending on when we are able to resume.
Dikko said that they have to take the decision CAF and FIFA will take regarding continental competitions, international competitions, regulatory issues like internal match calendar, transfer wi6dow, registration, deadlines and next season’s competitions etc
He concluded that it’s clearly premature to start thinking of any straight line option like you suggest. What we are all working now as first option is hoping that this precarious situation with coronavirus would be resolved soonest and normalcy return to enable us conclude the season.”
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