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NWFL: Rivers Angels coach, Blankson takes responsibility for poor season
Rivers Angels head coach, Tosan Blankson has taken full responsibility for his team’s underwhelming campaign.
The Port Harcourt-based club failed to lift the 2025-26 Nigeria Women Football League, NWFL, title.
Rivers Angels also missed out on a chance to defend the President Federation Cup title.
They were eliminated from the competition by Robo Queens in the quarter-final.
Blankson admitted that his team failed to deliver in both competitions.
“Unfortunately I did not end the season well with Rivers Angels,” Blankson reacted in a chat with the media.
“I take full responsibility for not achieving the right result.”
Blankson, however, expressed optimism ahead of the 2026-27 season.
“A new Chapter is loading, Apologies to the fans and people of Rivers State,” he further stated.

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