The Saraki Boys who beat the Savannah Scorpions 2-1 in the group stage made history as they came from two goals down to perform a double against their opponents, scoring three superb goals.
It was a thrilling first half that produced three goals within 18 minutes.
Gombe took the lead in the 13th minute after Ahmed Jimoh tucked home from close range in a goalmouth melee.
Yusuf Abdulazeez took advantage of ABS FC poor defending to double the lead for the Savannah Scorpions, smashing the ball into the net from a rebound in the 24th minute.
The Saraki Boys made a superb come back to the game after Samuel Oyedeji scored from a brilliant free kick to make it 1-2.
ABS FC took the game to Gombe United in the second half as David Okoromi headed home from Oyedeji’s corner to put the scoreline at 2-2 in the 56th minute.
At the hour of the game, Okoromi put the icing on the cake for the Saraki Boys scoring his fifth goal of this tourney and a third goal for his team from another assist provided by Oyedeji.
It was little too late for the Savannah Scorpions to do a meaningful come back as the match official signalled the end of 90 minutes to the delight of the new champions.
It was a fantastic moment for ABS FC trio of Toheeb, Okoromi and Oyedeji as they respectively took home the best goalkeeper, top scorers and Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards.
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