The third match of matchday one in the ongoing Nationwide League One at the OISA stadium okpala rained goals in no small measure as ambitious Right to Win football academy trounced City rivals Buberio FC with a commanding 4-0 Victory. 

The floodgates of goals opened so early for Right to Win football academy off the legs of striker Emmanuel Nnamani who capitalized on a poor clearance from the Buberio backline to finish from close range- scoring the fastest goal of the championship inside 3 minutes. 

Having gone behind so early, Buberio FC stealthily steadied their ship with some couple of dominance, their confidence increasingly grew as they sought for a leveller which never was a possibility as the pacy wingers of Right To Win troubled the Buberio defence ceaselessly. 

The resumption of the second half replicated the first half intensity as calls for goals from Right To Win football academy kept on knocking and eventually paid off midway into the second half when winger Chinedu Ononogbo powered a thunderous shot into the top left corner, a situation that left goalkeeper Victor Egbulefu in goal for the  embattled Buberio FC with seemingly dejected.

The afternoon flurry for Right to Win continued when striker Ibrahim mohammed was hacked down inside the Buberio goal area, as the result lane spot kick was expertly despatched by the potent striker, effecting changes on the scoreline to 3-0.

The pacy Ibrahim Mohammed bagged his brace from a close range jab having been left unmarked inside the Buberio goal area as he compounded the woes of the isuochi based outfit with a comprehensive 4 nil lead. 

All efforts from Buberio FC to reduce the deficit amounted to sheer futility as the centre referee signalled for full-time.

Having suffered a scandalous defeat on matchday one, Buberio FC will seek to fix a herculean task on matchday 2, squaring up against Abia state federation cup winners Ahudiya Nnem FC, a contest that has been already dubbed a battle of David and Goliath by soccer pundits.