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Enyimba FC aims to rebound in the NPFL after exiting the CAF Confederation Cup, focusing on domestic success.

Enyimba FC`s recent exit from the CAF Confederation Cup has put a spotlight on the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) as the club shifts its focus back to domestic competitions. The team suffered a disappointing 3-1 defeat against Zamalek, finishing third in Group D with five points. This early elimination, however, did not affect Nigeria`s allocation of four slots in CAF interclub competitions for the 2025-26 season, thanks to Stade Malien`s loss to CD Lunda, which secured Nigeria`s position at 12th on the CAF coefficient table.

Despite the retention of four continental spots, the NPFL has slipped out of Africa`s top 10 leagues, now ranking 13th. This decline means that only two teams will represent Nigeria in CAF competitions moving forward: the league champions and the winners of the President Federation Cup. This shift has significant implications for the league and its clubs, as they strive to regain their former status on the continental stage.

As the NPFL resumes on January 23, Enyimba FC, with a record eight NPFL titles, is determined to channel their continental disappointment into a strong domestic campaign. Their upcoming match against former champions Kano Pillars will be crucial as they aim to reclaim their dominance in Nigerian football. The stakes are high, and the pressure is on Enyimba to deliver results that will restore their reputation and competitiveness in both domestic and continental arenas. For more insights on the NPFL`s current standing, visit NPFL updates and NPFL ranking.

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