Day 2 results of the NPFL Super 6 competition

Nigeria's under-20s and under-23s have put themselves in pole position at the 2015 Super-4 Invitational Tournament in Abuja after Match Day 2 on Monday.
The Flying Eagles and the Under-23 team are the only teams with 100% start to the tournament. The under-20s defeated Kano Pillars 2-1 while the under-23s edged Dolphins 1-0.
But the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) champions, Kano Pillars did not make it an easy ride for the physically-strong under-20s.
Pillars made just a change to the team that defeated Dolphins 2-0 while the Flying Eagles made three changes to their starting 11 that overcame Enyimba 2-0 on Day 1.
The under-20s took the lead through a sweeping counter-attacking move through Suleiman Abdullahi from a Taiwo Awoniyi cross in the 22nd minute.
That lead lasted 10 minutes when Flying Eagles captain Musa Muhammed headed into his own net in a bid to make a backpass to goalkeeper Ojo Olorunleke.
Within two minutes, the Flying Eagles restored their lead. Awoniyi received the ball on the edge of Kano Pillars' box and shook off Reuben Ogbonnaya's challenge by cutting inside of him before hitting the ball into the right-hand corner of goalkeeper Theophilus Afelokhai.
Awoniyi then started off the second half like he did in the first and it was his pass to Wasiu Jimoh in the 63rd minute that led to Afelokhai upended his teammate for a spot kick.
But Afelokhai redeemed himself by stopping Chidera Eze's penalty and followed up with another save from Muhammed from the rebound.
In a game that was not in the class of Kano Pillars versus Flying Eagles, the under-23s just edged Dolphins by a goal from Newman Doubra just on the hour mark.
Doubra benefited from a blunder from Dolphins goalkeeper Sunday Rotimi's failure to catch a cross though on television replay he looked to have been bumped into by Austin Amutu.
The Flying Eagles and the Under-23 team are now tied on six points after two games apiece but the former lead by superior goal difference.
In the early kickoff of Match Day 2, Enyimba defeated Warri Wolves 1-0 through a first half spot kick converted by one of their new players, Ifeanyi George.
The Super 4 Invitational Tournament continues on Wednesday with Dolphins and Enyimba set to go up in a 2014 Cup final rematch on Match Day 3.

Source: Supersport.com