All Nigeria league fixtures earlier fixed for Sunday, have now been moved to Saturday, because of the visit of FIFA president, Gianni Infantino.
Infantino, who replaced Sepp Blatter at the helm of the world football governing body, is expected in Abuja on a two-day working visit.
Infantino, who replaced Sepp Blatter at the helm of the world football governing body, is expected in Abuja on a two-day working visit.
However, Plateau's home game against NPFL champions Enyimba, will still go ahead on Sunday, after the Aba team played a rescheduled Federation Cup tie in midweek.
The Flying Eagles' return leg against Sudan, has also been moved to Saturday.
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