Following Rivers United’s 2-1 defeat to Dream FC of Ghana in the CAF Confederation Cup, team captain Nyima Nwagua addressed the press, shedding light on how the squad intends to navigate the concurrent challenges posed by both continental and domestic competitions.

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Captain Nwagua, acknowledging the team’s previous experiences, expressed confidence in their ability to handle the demanding schedule.

In his post-match statement, he noted, “We’ve done it before. And thank God, one way or the other, most of our games have been postponed. And we know it’s piling up for us. And immediately we are done with the Confederation Cup, we will go back to the NPFL.”

The skipper’s assurance reflects the team’s resilience and adaptability in managing fixture congestion. With a nod to divine favor, Nwagua highlighted the unique circumstances of postponed matches, recognizing the challenge ahead as the team transitions from continental to domestic competitions.

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Nwagua emphasized the squad’s depth, stating, “We have a lot of players, and by the special grace of God, we can manage the situation well.” This underscores the importance of squad rotation and effective management as Rivers United strives to balance the demands of the CAF Confederation Cup and the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL).

The captain’s words offer a glimpse into the team’s preparedness to juggle the dual commitments efficiently. As they look to conclude their CAF Confederation Cup campaign, Rivers United aims to seamlessly refocus on the NPFL, drawing strength from their past experiences and the depth of their squad to navigate the challenges that lie ahead.