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Nigeria Professional Football League

Champions: Enugu Rangers

ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Plateau UnitedNew Jos Stadiumopened 2018Jos821,618 people44,000
Enugu RangersNnamdi Azikiwe StadiumEnugu1,029,400 people25,000
Kano PillarsSani Abacha Stadiumopened 1998Kano4,348,000 people25,000
Rivers UnitedYakubu Gowon Stadiumopened 2001Port Harcourt3,325,000 people25,000
Wikki TouristsAbubakar Tafawa Balewa Stadiumopened 1985Bauchi693,700 people25,000
Warri WolvesWarri StadiumWarri311,970 people20,000
Shooting StarsLekan Salami Stadiumopened 1988Ibadan2,559,853 people18,000
EnyimbaEnyimba International Stadiumopened 1971Aba1,160,000 people16,000
GiwaRwang Pam StadiumJos821,618 people15,000
El Kanemi WarriorsEl-Kanemi StadiumMaiduguri791,200 people10,000
HeartlandDan Anyiam StadiumOwerri908,109 people10,000
Ikorodu UnitedOnikan StadiumLagos15,070,000 people10,000
Niger TornadoesBako Kontagora StadiumMinna304,113 people5,000
Sunshine StarsAkure Township StadiumAkure484,798 people3,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Abia WarriorsUmuahia Township StadiumUmuahia359,230 people–
Akwa UnitedGodswill Akpabio International Stadiumopened 2014Eket85,516 people–
Ifeanyi Ubah–
Lobi StarsLafia Township StadiumLafia330,712 people–
MFMAgege StadiumLagos15,070,000 people–
Nasarawa UnitedLafia Township StadiumLafia330,712 people–

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Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources