Beyond Limits FA returned to winning ways with an emphatic 3-0 victory over Atlantic Selected on Day Two of the 2026 Lagos Supremacy Cup at the Legacy Pitch, National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos.
The academy side responded strongly to their opening-day defeat, producing an impressive attacking display to revive their chances of reaching the next stage of the competition.
Saka Yusuf was the standout performer, scoring twice within the opening 18 minutes. He opened the scoring in the 16th minute before doubling Beyond Limits' advantage two minutes later with a well-taken low volley.
Beyond Limits maintained their attacking momentum and extended their lead in the 22nd minute through Memud Olamilekan. He capitalised on defensive confusion in the Atlantic Selected backline to complete the 3-0 victory.
The result moved Beyond Limits to three points from two matches, keeping them firmly in contention for a place in the knockout stages.
Earlier, Group A rivals 36 Lion FC and Edo Selected played out a goalless draw in an entertaining encounter.
Both teams created opportunities but struggled to find the breakthrough. 36 Lion's Ade Oguns came close in the 18th minute with an attempted bicycle kick that narrowly missed the target.
Edo Selected also threatened through Tenebe Precious, whose low volley in the 24th minute was brilliantly saved by goalkeeper Afeez Shittu. The 36 Lion shot-stopper produced another important intervention in the 48th minute to deny Samuel Idoro's attempted direct corner kick.
In Group B, defending champions Ikorodu City were held to a 1-1 draw by Collins Edwin SC.
Collins Edwin took the lead in the 37th minute when Adedayo Ibrahim scored with a powerful volley. However, Ikorodu City responded five minutes later through Akinwade Olumide, who restored parity to ensure both teams shared the points.
The final fixture of the day saw Badagry Selected secure their first tournament victory with a 2-0 win over Bariga Stars.
James Lekan opened the scoring in the 17th minute with an impressive set-piece effort that beat the defensive wall. Nwakpa Chidera doubled the advantage five minutes later after capitalising on a poor clearance from Bariga Stars defender Fawehinmi Bidemi.
Badagry maintained their two-goal advantage until the final whistle to revive their hopes in the competition.
After two matchdays, Group A remained competitive, with 36 Lion FC leading on four points, while Atlantic Selected and Beyond Limits FA had three points each.
Group B was equally tight, with Ikorodu City and Collins Edwin SC sharing the top position on four points apiece.
The final group matches were scheduled for Wednesday at the Legacy Pitch, with qualification places still undecided in both groups.
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