Ogunshola Warriors have retained the PUNCH Summer Week football title after defeating Aboderin Blazers 5-4 on penalties in a thrilling final in Magboro, Ogun State on Friday.The defending champions were held to a draw in regulation time before prevailing in the tense shootout to crown another impressive campaign.Ogunshola Warriors had stormed into the final following a commanding 10-2 victory over Emuwa Eagles in the semi-final, while Aboderin Blazers edged Adeyeye Titans 4-3 on penalties after a dramatic 3-3 draw.The WinnersThe defending champions overcame an early two-goal deficit before securing victory in a dramatic shootout to claim back-to-back titles.Aboderin Blazers made a flying start, taking the lead through Kehinde Fawzi before Okamgba Justice doubled their advantage with a spectacular strike from his own half.The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The defending champions were held to a draw in regulation time before prevailing in the tense shootout to crown another impressive campaign.Ogunshola Warriors had stormed into the final following a commanding 10-2 victory over Emuwa Eagles in the semi-final, while Aboderin Blazers edged Adeyeye Titans 4-3 on penalties after a dramatic 3-3 draw.The WinnersThe defending champions overcame an early two-goal deficit before securing victory in a dramatic shootout to claim back-to-back titles.Aboderin Blazers made a flying start, taking the lead through Kehinde Fawzi before Okamgba Justice doubled their advantage with a spectacular strike from his own half.The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Ogunshola Warriors had stormed into the final following a commanding 10-2 victory over Emuwa Eagles in the semi-final, while Aboderin Blazers edged Adeyeye Titans 4-3 on penalties after a dramatic 3-3 draw.The WinnersThe defending champions overcame an early two-goal deficit before securing victory in a dramatic shootout to claim back-to-back titles.Aboderin Blazers made a flying start, taking the lead through Kehinde Fawzi before Okamgba Justice doubled their advantage with a spectacular strike from his own half.The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The WinnersThe defending champions overcame an early two-goal deficit before securing victory in a dramatic shootout to claim back-to-back titles.Aboderin Blazers made a flying start, taking the lead through Kehinde Fawzi before Okamgba Justice doubled their advantage with a spectacular strike from his own half.The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The defending champions overcame an early two-goal deficit before securing victory in a dramatic shootout to claim back-to-back titles.Aboderin Blazers made a flying start, taking the lead through Kehinde Fawzi before Okamgba Justice doubled their advantage with a spectacular strike from his own half.The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Aboderin Blazers made a flying start, taking the lead through Kehinde Fawzi before Okamgba Justice doubled their advantage with a spectacular strike from his own half.The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The Ogunshola Warriors quickly responded, with Ekugbe Gilbert pulling one back to make it 2-1.Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Adekunle Sulaiman then levelled the scores with a volley, restoring parity at 2-2 before Ojo put Aboderin back in front to make it 3-2.The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The Aboderin Blazers held on to the lead until half-time, but the Warriors returned strongly after the break.Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Gilbert scored his second goal of the match shortly after Sulaimon returned to the pitch, bringing the Warriors level at 3-3.Related NewsVilla European Cup winner Rimmer dies at 78FULL LIST: Top 20 Premier League young talents to watch in 2026/27Ex-Puerto Rican boxer Prichard Colón dies at 33Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Neither side could find a winning goal in the remainder of regulation time, sending the final to a penalty shootout.Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Gilbert converted Ogunshola Warriors’ first penalty, while Justice Okamgba replied for Aboderin.Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Sulaiman scored the Warriors’ second penalty after being asked to retake his initial successful effort, while Dare Akogun converted for Aboderin.Aboderin BlazersTosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Tosin then missed for the Ogunshola Warriors, before Ojo’s penalty was saved to leave the shootout level.Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Ayomide converted for the champions before Isaac restored parity for Aboderin.The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The shootout then went to the goalkeepers, with Isaac converting his second penalty to put the Blazers 5-4 ahead.Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Chris stepped up for Ogunshola Warriors but saw his effort was saved by Isaac, who emerged as the hero as the Warriors secured a 5-4 shootout victory.The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. The result handed Ogunshola Warriors their second consecutive PUNCH Summer Week title, while Aboderin Blazers finished runners-up after a spirited campaign.Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place. Earlier in the day, the Adeyeye Titans beat Emuwa Eagles 8-3 to claim the third place.