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Rangers International F.C.

January 01, 1970

"Rangers International Football Club" redirects here. For "The Rangers International Football Club Plc" in Scotland, see Ownership of Rangers F.C.

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Rangers International FC
Full nameRangers International Football Club
Nickname(s)Flying Antelopes[1]
Founded1970; 54 years ago (1970)[2]
GroundNnamdi Azikiwe Stadium
Enugu, Enugu State, Nigeria
Capacity22,000
ChairmanAmobi Ezeaku
CoachFidelis Ilechukwu[3]
LeagueNigeria Professional Football League
2022–23Nigeria Professional Football League, 8th of 10 In Group B

Rangers International Football Club, commonly known as Enugu Rangers, is a Nigerian professional association football team founded in 1970. Based in Enugu, the Rangers play their home games at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium.[4] Enugu Rangers are one of the three oldest clubs in Nigeria, the other two being Bendel Insurance and Kano Pillars,[5] and the only Nigerian club never to have been relegated from the Nigeria Premier League.[5] The club;s First website Rangersintl.com was created recently after Amobi Ezeaku was made the general manager by the governor of Enugu state Peter Mbah.

History edit

The 1970s edit

Enugu Rangers won a nationally organised tournament in 1970 which allowed them to qualify for the 1971 African Cup of Champions Clubs.[6] Rangers lost in the quarterfinal rounds, 0–3 on aggregate to ASEC Mimosas.[7]

In the same year, they almost achieved domestic success in the Nigerian FA Cup cup as well, but lost the final 2–1 to Shooting Stars F.C.[8]

After winning the 1974 double, including a 2–0 cup final win over Mighty Jets, the Enugu players were given promotions at the Nigerian Sports Council and cars.[9][10]

Rangers lost the 1975 African Cup of Champions Clubs to Guinea's Hafia FC, earning left-back Silvanus Okpala the nickname "Hafia" for his poor play in the final.[11] Enugu had overturned a 3–1 defeat in Egypt in the semifinal to qualify for the final. Founding Ranger Ernest Ufele retired after the defeat.[10]

In 1977, the club, now managed by their first-ever captain, Godwin Achebe, [12] faced ASF Police of Dakar in the quarterfinals. Held to a goalless draw at home, Rangers took the lead twenty minutes into the second half of the away leg, silencing the Senegal stadium, and eventually winning the match 2–1. After the game ended, team members were physically assaulted by Senegalese fans, according to Nigerian press reports, and three were stabbed.[13] A military plane was flown to Dakar to evacuate the victors.[12]

The 1977 semi-finals set up one of the greatest ties in Nigerian football history as Enugu were drawn against Shooting Stars.[14] Rangers would go on to defeat Canon Yaounde 5–2 on aggregate in the final, including a 4–1 win on Nigerian soil.

During this time period, Rangers boasted a number of Nigerian national team players such as Christian Chukwu, goalkeeper Emmanuel Okala[15] and Aloysius Atuegbu.[14]

The 1980s edit

Led by coach Christian Chukwu, Enugu won the 1983 Nigerian Cup, defeating DIC Bees of Kaduna 5–4 on penalties after a 0–0 draw.[16][17][9]

Rangers won their sixth title in 1984 with a number of players who had led Nigeria to the 1980 African Cup of Nations.[18][19] Louis Igwilo captained the team.[20]

The 1990s: lean years edit

Rangers joined the new fully professional league in 1990 and made cup final that year, losing to Stationery Stores on 5–4 on penalty kicks.[21] They would not make another cup final appearance in the decade, and their best league finish was third in 1998.[22]

The 2000s edit

Enugu topped the table after the 2001 home and away season but finished bottom of the four-team championship playoff group.[23]

Enugu Rangers made the group stage of the 2004 CAF Confederation Cup and missed out on winning the group and making the final after losing a head-to-head tiebreaker to Asante Kotoko. Rangers drew 0–0 against Angola's Petro de Luanda and celebrated, thinking they had advanced on goal difference, but the first tiebreaker was head-to-head.[24]

In the 2005 season, Rangers finished as Runners-up in the league, five points off eventual champions Enyimba.[25]

In 2008–09, they played some games in nearby Abakaliki and Nnewi as their stadium was renovated for the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup. Before the season started, Enugu State governor Sullivan Chime paid the backlog of sign-on fees dating to three years ago and all other debts owed the players.

In November 2008, Rangers became the first Nigerian clubside to be a public company and sell ownership stock.[26] However the deal fell through, and the club began the 2009 season in debt.[27] The club is currently owned by the state government.[5]

Enugu did begin a 12-year run of success in a minor trophy, the local state FA Cup, which they won every year from 2005 to 2017.[28]

2016–current: Success again edit

After a 2015 season which nearly saw them relegated, Enugu won the 2016 Nigeria Premier League, their first championship since 1982.[29] Their closest challengers Rivers United needed Enugu to lose on the final day of the season, but Rangers won their game against El-Kanemi Warriors 4–0 to win the championship.[30][31]

2017 saw Enugu struggle, dropping into the relegation zone halfway through the season.[5] They recovered, finishing 14th and keeping alive their streak of never being relegated from the top flight.

The club went on to win their first Nigerian Cup in 35 years in 2018.[32] Rangers stunned Kano Pillars, coming back from a 3–0 deficit to win the trophy on penalties. Ajani Ibrahim scored on a diving header two minutes into stoppage time to tie the game 3–3.[33] Rangers played in the final five times from 1987 to 2007, never winning once.[5]

In the first championship playoff clash on Wednesday, June 13, 2019, Enugu Rangers defeated FC IfeanyiUbah 4–2 in a six-goal thriller to secure a CAF Confederation Cup ticket.

Many Nigerians remember with fondness watching Enugu Rangers play in the 1970s and 1980s.[34]

Rivalries edit

Enyimba and Rangers compete in the "Oriental derby."[35]

Honours edit

Performance in CAF competitions edit

The club had 7 appearances in African Cup of Champions Clubs from 1971 to 1985 and 3 appearances in CAF Champions League from 2006 to 2017.

2004 – Group stage
2005 – Intermediate Round
2013 – Intermediate Round
2017 – Playoff Round
2018–19 – Group stage
2019–20 – Group stage
1996 – Second Round
2003 – Semi-finals
1977 – Champion
1984 – Quarter-finals

Current first team squad edit

As of 26 November 2021

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 2 | style="text-align: center" | GK | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Japhet Opubo

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 3 | style="text-align: center" | DF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Ifeanyi Okoro

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 5 | style="text-align: center" | DF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   SEN | style="padding-right:15px;" | Pape Sané

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 7 | style="text-align: center" | MF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Ifeanyi Nweke

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 8 | style="text-align: center" | MF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Kazeem ogunleye

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 9 | style="text-align: center" | MF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Isaac savior

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 10 | style="text-align: center" | MF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | okoire

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 12 | style="text-align: center" | DF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Osas Okoro

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 13 | style="text-align: center" | LB | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Igboke Kenneth

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 14 | style="text-align: center" | FW | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Ifeanyi ogba

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 16 | style="text-align: center" | GK | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Olufemi Thomas

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 18 | style="text-align: center" | FW | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Godwin obaje

|- class="vcard agent" | style="text-align: center" | 19 | style="text-align: center" | MF | style="padding-right:15px;" |   NGA | style="padding-right:15px;" | Kenneth agu |} | style="background-color:#FFFFFF; color: inherit; vertical-align:top;"|

No. Pos. Nation Player
20 DF   NGA Temitope Olusesi
21 MF   NGA Christian Madu
22 MF   NGA Shedrack Asiegbu
24 DF   NGA Ernest Governor
25 GK   GHA Nana Bonsu
27 FW   NGA odah
28 MF   NGA Archibong Eso
29 FW   NGA Kenechukwu Agu
31 MF   NGA Chidiebere Nwobodo
33 MF   NGA Ebuka Franklin Anthony
34 FW   NGA Timothy Simon
35 MF   NGA Charles Tiesso
36 MF   NGA Daniel Vandagar

|}

Staff edit

Chairman

  • Festus Onu

general manager

  • Prince Davidson Owumi[36]

Team Manager

  • Amobi Ezeaku

Head Coach

Chief Coach

  • Mbwas Mangut

Physiotherapist

  • Adejuyigbe Opeyemi

Assistant Coach I

  • John Edeh

Assistant Coach II

Trainer I

  • []

Trainer II

  • ]

Trainer III

  • []

Trainer IV

  • []

GoalKeeper Trainer I

  • [Victor Okoh]

GoalKeeper Trainer II

  • []

Media Officer

  • [Norbert Okolie]

Former head coaches edit

Notable players edit

References edit

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External links edit

  • Enugu Rangers FC Results - current results of Enugu Rangers FC matches

January 01, 1970
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Rangers International Football Club redirects here For The Rangers International Football Club Plc in Scotland see Ownership of Rangers F C 6 26 39 N 7 29 47 W 6 44427 N 7 49630 W 6 44427 7 49630 Rangers International FCFull nameRangers International Football ClubNickname s Flying Antelopes 1 Founded1970 54 years ago 1970 2 GroundNnamdi Azikiwe StadiumEnugu Enugu State NigeriaCapacity22 000ChairmanAmobi EzeakuCoachFidelis Ilechukwu 3 LeagueNigeria Professional Football League2022 23Nigeria Professional Football League 8th of 10 In Group BHome coloursAway colours Rangers International Football Club commonly known as Enugu Rangers is a Nigerian professional association football team founded in 1970 Based in Enugu the Rangers play their home games at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium 4 Enugu Rangers are one of the three oldest clubs in Nigeria the other two being Bendel Insurance and Kano Pillars 5 and the only Nigerian club never to have been relegated from the Nigeria Premier League 5 The club s First website Rangersintl com was created recently after Amobi Ezeaku was made the general manager by the governor of Enugu state Peter Mbah Contents 1 History 1 1 The 1970s 1 2 The 1980s 1 3 The 1990s lean years 1 4 The 2000s 1 5 2016 current Success again 2 Rivalries 3 Honours 4 Performance in CAF competitions 5 Current first team squad 6 Staff 7 Former head coaches 8 Notable players 9 References 10 External linksHistory editThe 1970s edit Enugu Rangers won a nationally organised tournament in 1970 which allowed them to qualify for the 1971 African Cup of Champions Clubs 6 Rangers lost in the quarterfinal rounds 0 3 on aggregate to ASEC Mimosas 7 In the same year they almost achieved domestic success in the Nigerian FA Cup cup as well but lost the final 2 1 to Shooting Stars F C 8 After winning the 1974 double including a 2 0 cup final win over Mighty Jets the Enugu players were given promotions at the Nigerian Sports Council and cars 9 10 Rangers lost the 1975 African Cup of Champions Clubs to Guinea s Hafia FC earning left back Silvanus Okpala the nickname Hafia for his poor play in the final 11 Enugu had overturned a 3 1 defeat in Egypt in the semifinal to qualify for the final Founding Ranger Ernest Ufele retired after the defeat 10 In 1977 the club now managed by their first ever captain Godwin Achebe 12 faced ASF Police of Dakar in the quarterfinals Held to a goalless draw at home Rangers took the lead twenty minutes into the second half of the away leg silencing the Senegal stadium and eventually winning the match 2 1 After the game ended team members were physically assaulted by Senegalese fans according to Nigerian press reports and three were stabbed 13 A military plane was flown to Dakar to evacuate the victors 12 The 1977 semi finals set up one of the greatest ties in Nigerian football history as Enugu were drawn against Shooting Stars 14 Rangers would go on to defeat Canon Yaounde 5 2 on aggregate in the final including a 4 1 win on Nigerian soil During this time period Rangers boasted a number of Nigerian national team players such as Christian Chukwu goalkeeper Emmanuel Okala 15 and Aloysius Atuegbu 14 The 1980s edit Led by coach Christian Chukwu Enugu won the 1983 Nigerian Cup defeating DIC Bees of Kaduna 5 4 on penalties after a 0 0 draw 16 17 9 Rangers won their sixth title in 1984 with a number of players who had led Nigeria to the 1980 African Cup of Nations 18 19 Louis Igwilo captained the team 20 The 1990s lean years edit Rangers joined the new fully professional league in 1990 and made cup final that year losing to Stationery Stores on 5 4 on penalty kicks 21 They would not make another cup final appearance in the decade and their best league finish was third in 1998 22 The 2000s edit Enugu topped the table after the 2001 home and away season but finished bottom of the four team championship playoff group 23 Enugu Rangers made the group stage of the 2004 CAF Confederation Cup and missed out on winning the group and making the final after losing a head to head tiebreaker to Asante Kotoko Rangers drew 0 0 against Angola s Petro de Luanda and celebrated thinking they had advanced on goal difference but the first tiebreaker was head to head 24 In the 2005 season Rangers finished as Runners up in the league five points off eventual champions Enyimba 25 In 2008 09 they played some games in nearby Abakaliki and Nnewi as their stadium was renovated for the 2009 FIFA U 17 World Cup Before the season started Enugu State governor Sullivan Chime paid the backlog of sign on fees dating to three years ago and all other debts owed the players In November 2008 Rangers became the first Nigerian clubside to be a public company and sell ownership stock 26 However the deal fell through and the club began the 2009 season in debt 27 The club is currently owned by the state government 5 Enugu did begin a 12 year run of success in a minor trophy the local state FA Cup which they won every year from 2005 to 2017 28 2016 current Success again edit After a 2015 season which nearly saw them relegated Enugu won the 2016 Nigeria Premier League their first championship since 1982 29 Their closest challengers Rivers United needed Enugu to lose on the final day of the season but Rangers won their game against El Kanemi Warriors 4 0 to win the championship 30 31 2017 saw Enugu struggle dropping into the relegation zone halfway through the season 5 They recovered finishing 14th and keeping alive their streak of never being relegated from the top flight The club went on to win their first Nigerian Cup in 35 years in 2018 32 Rangers stunned Kano Pillars coming back from a 3 0 deficit to win the trophy on penalties Ajani Ibrahim scored on a diving header two minutes into stoppage time to tie the game 3 3 33 Rangers played in the final five times from 1987 to 2007 never winning once 5 In the first championship playoff clash on Wednesday June 13 2019 Enugu Rangers defeated FC IfeanyiUbah 4 2 in a six goal thriller to secure a CAF Confederation Cup ticket Many Nigerians remember with fondness watching Enugu Rangers play in the 1970s and 1980s 34 Rivalries editEnyimba and Rangers compete in the Oriental derby 35 Honours editNigeria Premier League 7 Winners 1974 1975 1977 1981 1982 1984 2016 Nigerian FA Cup 6 Winners 1974 1975 1976 1981 1983 2018 Nigerian Super Cup 1 Winners 2004 African Cup of Champions Clubs Runners up 1975 African Cup Winners Cup 1 Winners 1977Performance in CAF competitions editAfrican Cup of Champions Clubs CAF Champions League 10 appearances The club had 7 appearances in African Cup of Champions Clubs from 1971 to 1985 and 3 appearances in CAF Champions League from 2006 to 2017 1971 Quarter finals 1975 Finalist 1976 Semi finals 1978 Semi finals dd 1982 Semi finals 1983 First Round 1985 Second Round dd 2006 First Round 2013 Second Round 2017 First Round dd CAF Confederation Cup 4 appearances 2004 Group stage 2005 Intermediate Round 2013 Intermediate Round 2017 Playoff Round 2018 19 Group stage 2019 20 Group stage dd CAF Cup 2 appearances 1996 Second Round 2003 Semi finals dd CAF Cup Winners Cup 2 appearances 1977 Champion 1984 Quarter finals dd Current first team squad editAs of 26 November 2021 class vcard agent style text align center 2 style text align center GK style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Japhet Opubo class vcard agent style text align center 3 style text align center DF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Ifeanyi Okoro class vcard agent style text align center 5 style text align center DF style padding right 15px nbsp SEN style padding right 15px Pape Sane class vcard agent style text align center 7 style text align center MF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Ifeanyi Nweke class vcard agent style text align center 8 style text align center MF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Kazeem ogunleye class vcard agent style text align center 9 style text align center MF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Isaac savior class vcard agent style text align center 10 style text align center MF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px okoire class vcard agent style text align center 12 style text align center DF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Osas Okoro class vcard agent style text align center 13 style text align center LB style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Igboke Kenneth class vcard agent style text align center 14 style text align center FW style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Ifeanyi ogba class vcard agent style text align center 16 style text align center GK style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Olufemi Thomas class vcard agent style text align center 18 style text align center FW style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Godwin obaje class vcard agent style text align center 19 style text align center MF style padding right 15px nbsp NGA style padding right 15px Kenneth agu style background color FFFFFF color inherit vertical align top No Pos Nation Player 20 DF nbsp NGA Temitope Olusesi 21 MF nbsp NGA Christian Madu 22 MF nbsp NGA Shedrack Asiegbu 24 DF nbsp NGA Ernest Governor 25 GK nbsp GHA Nana Bonsu 27 FW nbsp NGA odah 28 MF nbsp NGA Archibong Eso 29 FW nbsp NGA Kenechukwu Agu 31 MF nbsp NGA Chidiebere Nwobodo 33 MF nbsp NGA Ebuka Franklin Anthony 34 FW nbsp NGA Timothy Simon 35 MF nbsp NGA Charles Tiesso 36 MF nbsp NGA Daniel Vandagar Staff editChairman Festus Onu general manager Prince Davidson Owumi 36 Team Manager Amobi Ezeaku Head Coach Salisu Yusuf Chief Coach Mbwas Mangut Physiotherapist Adejuyigbe Opeyemi Assistant Coach I John Edeh Assistant Coach II Trainer I Trainer II Trainer III Trainer IV GoalKeeper Trainer I Victor Okoh GoalKeeper Trainer II Media Officer Norbert Okolie Former head coaches edit nbsp Daniel Anyiam 1970 72 nbsp Godwin Achebe 1972 78 nbsp Roberto Diaz 1980 82 nbsp Denilson Custodio 1982 nbsp Janusz Kowalik 1983 84 nbsp Kosta Papic 2002 3 nbsp Okey Emordi 2008 nbsp Christian Chukwu 2008 Aug 09 nbsp Alphonsus Dike Sept 2009 11 nbsp Okey Emordi Feb 2012 Oct 13 nbsp Imama Amapakabo 2015 17 Notable players edit nbsp Christian Chukwu nbsp Augustine Azuka Jay Jay Okocha nbsp Emmanuel OkalaReferences edit Nigeria This Rangers Team Will Be Like 70s Squad Okala allafrica com 30 September 2004 Archived copy nm onlinenigeria com Archived from the original on 21 July 2011 Retrieved 14 January 2022 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Rangers unveil Working One Ilechukwu thenationonlineng net 6 July 2023 Nigeria Enugu Rangers International FC Results fixtures squad statistics photos videos and news Soccerway Soccerway com Retrieved 15 November 2018 a b c d e Enugu Rangers The journey to ignominy Espn com 26 July 2017 Retrieved 15 November 2018 Schoggl Hans Nigeria 1970 79 L Historique du Parcours de l ASEC ASEC Mimosas Aiteo Cup Final 7 Memorable 1970s 1980s 1990s Cup Finals 24 October 2017 a b Chukwu Rangers Have Brought Glory To Entire South Eastern Nigeria Complete Sports Nigeria Completesportsnigeria com 28 September 2016 Retrieved 15 November 2018 a b In life in death two Rangers legends remain inseparable Vanguardgr com 3 October 2014 Ekwowusi Sonnie 5 October 2016 The Return of Enugu Rangers Retrieved 27 October 2018 a b Rangers Int l Football Club 4 First international trophy Vanguard News Nigeria Vanguardngr com 14 July 2017 Retrieved 15 November 2018 The return of Rangers International FC The Sun Nigeria Sunnewsonline com 21 September 2016 Retrieved 15 November 2018 a b Igbo vs Yoruba The Clash Of The Brothers 1977 By Remigius Akinbinu MUST READ Uncova com 4 January 2017 Retrieved 15 November 2018 1 dead link Nigeria 1983 Enugu Rangers Rewrite History in Unprecedented Fashion Busy Buddies Busybuddiesng com 25 October 2018 Retrieved 15 November 2018 Nigeria 1984 RSSSF NPFL Triumph What next for Enugu Rangers Goal com Rangers victory answers Sayama s question 36 years on Vanguard Nigeria 21 October 2016 Nigeria List of Cup Winners RSSSF Retrieved 2 November 2018 Nigeria 1998 RSSSF Retrieved 15 November 2018 Nigeria 2001 RSSSF Retrieved 27 October 2018 CAF Dismiss Enugu Rangers Protest 30 November 2001 Retrieved 25 October 2018 Summary NPFL Nigeria Results fixtures tables and news Soccerway ng soccerway com Retrieved 2022 12 14 Archived copy Archived from the original on 2008 12 18 Retrieved 2008 11 09 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link 2 dead link Crime Busters win state FA cup break Enugu Rangers 12 year dominance the Eagle Online Archived from the original on 2018 10 27 Retrieved 2018 10 27 Enugu Rangers win Nigeria Professional Football League title as Rivers United and Wikki Tourists slip up Goal com Goal com Retrieved 15 November 2018 NPFL Rivers Utd will fight till end says Captain Pulse ng 28 September 2016 Retrieved 15 November 2018 Enugu Rangers Win First Football League Title in 32 Years Channels Television Channelstv com 2 October 2016 Retrieved 15 November 2018 Enugu Rangers Win First Nigerian Cup Since 1983 Akpodonor Gowon 25 October 2018 Rangers rise from 0 3 down to beat Kano Pillars Retrieved 25 October 2018 Afolabi Kamil admin 2020 04 30 The Lunch Hour Kanayo Awani Managing Director Intra African Trade Initiative at Afreximbank Arbiterz Retrieved 2022 12 14 NPFL Rangers Enyimba Clash In Oriental Derby MFM Host Heartland Complete Sports Nigeria Completesportnigeria com 10 March 2018 Retrieved 15 November 2018 Dada Gbolahan 6 February 2017 My experience ll count for Rangers Chukwu thepointng com Retrieved 13 April 2018 External links editEnugu Rangers FC Results current results of Enugu Rangers FC matches Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Rangers International F C amp oldid 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