AS Nigelec produced a commanding attacking performance to beat Wombeye AC 4-1 in the Niger National League on Saturday night, with a dominant second-half display turning a competitive contest into a one-sided result.

Played in Niamey on 24 October 2026, the match was a statement of intent from AS Nigelec, who combined early intensity with ruthless finishing to secure three valuable points in front of their home supporters.

Match overview

AS Nigelec started on the front foot and needed just 18 minutes to open the scoring. A quick move down the right ended with a low cross into the box, and Ali Seyni was on hand to convert from close range.

The home side doubled their lead in the 33rd minute when Moussa Garba struck a crisp effort from the edge of the penalty area, giving the Wombeye goalkeeper no chance. AS Nigelec’s pressing game was causing problems, and Wombeye AC struggled to string together more than a few passes in the attacking third.

Wombeye AC briefly threatened a comeback when Abdoul Aziz pulled one back in the 61st minute, finishing well after a rare defensive lapse. But AS Nigelec responded almost immediately, restoring their two-goal cushion through Ali Seyni’s second of the night in the 68th minute.

Ibrahim Souley completed the scoring in the 77th minute, arriving late in the box to side-foot home after another well-worked attacking move. From there, AS Nigelec managed the game comfortably and saw out the win without further alarm.

Key moments

• 18th minute: AS Nigelec take the lead through Ali Seyni after a sharp move down the right.
• 33rd minute: Moussa Garba doubles the advantage with a powerful strike from outside the box.
• 61st minute: Wombeye AC halve the deficit through Abdoul Aziz, briefly raising hopes of a comeback.
• 68th minute: Ali Seyni restores AS Nigelec’s two-goal lead with a composed finish inside the area.
• 77th minute: Ibrahim Souley makes it 4-1, finishing off a flowing team move.

Tactical story

AS Nigelec lined up in an aggressive 4-3-3, with their wide forwards pinning Wombeye AC’s full-backs deep and creating space for central midfield runners. The home side’s high press forced turnovers in dangerous areas, and their quick ball movement repeatedly opened up the Wombeye defence.

Wombeye AC tried to sit deeper and hit on the counter, but they were overwhelmed for long spells. Their consolation goal came from one of their few sustained attacks, but AS Nigelec’s response showed the maturity of a side confident in its attacking power.

Standout players

Ali Seyni was the standout performer with two well-taken goals and constant movement that unsettled the Wombeye back line. Moussa Garba controlled the midfield tempo and added a spectacular goal of his own, while Ibrahim Souley capped a strong all-round display with the fourth.

For Wombeye AC, Abdoul Aziz was the brightest spark, taking his goal well and working hard despite limited service. Goalkeeper Issoufou Karim made several saves that kept the scoreline from becoming even more emphatic.

Season impact

The victory strengthens AS Nigelec’s position in the Niger National League standings and sends a clear message about their attacking capabilities. A 4-1 win of this nature can build real momentum, especially with the team’s forwards finding form in front of goal.

Wombeye AC, meanwhile, will need to regroup quickly. Conceding four goals away from home is a concern, but the bigger issue was their inability to sustain possession and relieve pressure on a defence that was tested throughout.

For AS Nigelec, the result is a reminder of what they can achieve when their pressing and finishing click together. For Wombeye AC, it is a night to learn from and move on.