Results

Nigeria - National League 03/17 14:00 - Calabar Rovers FC v Madiba FC W 1-0
Nigeria - National League 01/19 14:00 - Madiba FC v Calabar Rovers FC L 2-0
Nigeria - National League 07/01 15:00 - Vandrezzer FC v Calabar Rovers FC L 2-1
USA - UPSL 03/20 17:30 - Calabar Rovers FC v Atletico Atlanta L 0-2

Statistik

 TotalHemmaBorta
Matches played 2 1 1
Wins 1 1 0
Draws 0 0 0
Losses 1 0 1
Goals for 1 1 0
Goals against 2 0 2
Clean sheets 1 1 0
Failed to score 1 0 1

Wikipedia - Calabar Rovers F.C.

Calabar Rovers FC are a Nigeria soccer team based in Calabar. They play their games at U. J. Esuene Stadium.

History

The club was founded in 1977. They were one of the original members of the Nigerian Second Division which was established in 1979. Under Brazilian coach Paulo Luiz Campos, they adopted a fast-paced style and were promoted after finishing second in 1981.

They stayed in the top flight for about a decade before being relegated to the lower leagues in 1993. During that time, they made the semifinals of the FA Cup twice but never won any major accolades. Their last game however was the controversial 13–0 loss to Akwa United on August 12, 2006. Already doomed to relegation to the Nigeria Amateur League, Rovers had three players sent off in the blowout which allowed Akwa to be promoted to the Premier League by a goal differential of one. Rovers, on the other hand, disbanded after the game.

Calabar Rovers FC är en nigeriansk fotbollsklubb som grundades 1980 och är baserad i Calabar, Cross River State. Klubben spelar i den nigerianska högstaligan, Nigeria Professional Football League.

Calabar Rovers FC har vunnit den nigerianska cupen en gång, 1998. Klubben har också representerat Nigeria i afrikanska klubbtävlingar, bland annat i CAF Champions League och CAF Confederation Cup.

Calabar Rovers FC spelar sina hemmamatcher på U.J. Esuene Stadium i Calabar, som har en kapacitet på 30 000 åskådare. Klubbens tränare är Boboye Ogosi.

Några av de mest kända spelarna som har spelat för Calabar Rovers FC inkluderar:

* Sunday Eboigbe
* Victor Agali
* Emmanuel Amunike
* Jonathan Akpoborie
* Nwankwo Kanu