Shooting Stars fixtures and results

Shooting Stars of Ibadan's match schedule covers their NPFL campaign and any domestic cup or continental ties. Their next football match is the earliest confirmed fixture in that schedule, with its date and kick off time read together in WAT, EAT, SAST and GMT. Football and soccer supporters can use the fixture module to check the confirmed details.

The fixtures and results modules bring the schedule together with venue, competition and viewing details. For Shooting Stars supporters, checking the ground matters as much as checking the clock before arranging a journey from Lagos or Abuja.

What Time Is the Shooting Stars Match Across Africa?

Nigeria follows WAT, while Ghana follows GMT, an hour behind Nigeria. Kenya and Uganda use EAT, two hours ahead of Nigeria, and South Africa uses SAST, an hour ahead. Read the fixture date beside those times, especially when a revised schedule appears. A time marked as awaiting confirmation should remain a planning guide until the fixture module supplies a confirmed start.

How Do You Read the 3SC Fixtures List?

For a 3SC fixture, identify the tournament first, then check whether Shooting Stars are hosting or travelling and which ground is named. The NPFL is Nigeria's top flight; domestic cup ties and the CAF Confederation Cup follow separate schedules. Use those competition groups to find the next few matches, keeping the home or away marker beside each entry. A search for the 3SC next match can reasonably mean any of these competitions.

Lekan Salami Stadium in Ibadan is the club's usual home ground, but the venue field settles where an individual match takes place. For continental fixtures, confirm the ground named in the fixture listing. Before travelling from Lagos or Abuja, confirm the city, ground and onward transport. Read postponement notices with the fixture status; the listing updates when the league or CAF changes a date.

Where Can You Watch or Follow Shooting Stars?

The match's viewing listing should establish whether television, streaming, radio or live text is available in your country. Check Nigeria separately from Ghana, Kenya, Uganda and South Africa because access can differ. Where no broadcast is confirmed, plan around the listed radio or live text coverage. For the previous result and a short opponent note, use the results module, checking that the status says completed.

Why Does the Oluyole Warriors Fixture Matter Beyond Ibadan?

The Oluyole Warriors carry an Ibadan identity with a continental history that gives their fixtures meaning beyond Nigeria. The club began in the 1950s as WNDC Ibadan, the Western Nigeria Development Corporation's club, and was later renamed IICC Shooting Stars of Ibadan. That history helps explain the attachment: a fixture is also a meeting point for generations who recognise the club through different names and different football memories.

The defining landmark is the African Cup Winners' Cup triumph in 1976, the first continental title won by a Nigerian club. For supporters watching Nigerian players develop, that connection gives domestic fixtures another purpose: following the footballers who might eventually carry their ambitions into the Super Eagles.

The CAF Cup victory in 1992 gives Ugandan readers a direct connection, through Uganda's Nakivubo Villa, their opponents in the 1992 final. Shooting Stars also reached the African Cup of Champions Clubs finals in 1984 and 1996, then won the West African Club Championship in 1998. Those dated achievements explain the interest a continental fixture can attract.