Enyimba head coach Kadiri Ikhana has said the ambition of the side is to win a record seventh title in the ongoing Nigeria top flight.

Enyimba players celebrate with Federation Cup at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos on November 23, 2014. Two-time African champions Enyimba on Sunday retained the Nigeria FA Cup after beating Dolphins 2-1 at the Teslim Balogun Stadium in Lagos. It was Enyimba’s fourth cup triumph after they also won in 2005, 2009 and 2013. However, the Aba club will represent Nigeria in next year’s CAF Champions League after they finished as runners-up in the league, while beaten finalists Dolphins will feature in the CAF Confederation Cup. AFP PHOTO

The six-time Nigerian champions will be the guests of Akwa United in a midweek Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) match day 21 clash at the Godswill Akpabio Stadium in Uyo.

Ikhana said his side do not prepare for a particular match but all the matches on the season’s calendar.

“We want to win the league title, not only Akwa United, but all the matches on the calendar. “We are working very hard almost on a daily basis towards achieving the laudable goal.

“Every game counts for us as any slip from now till the end of the season will land you where you least expected.

“The challenge and contest are becoming too keen with every game so we must put in our whole best to achieve the desired result.

“It’s a bit unfortunate we could not claim the whole three points against neighbours Enugu Rangers on Sunday.

“Akwa United did well going out there at Bayelsa United to pick a point. I believe that will make the clash more entertaining, interesting and tough.

“However, like I said early, our goal is to win the league title so we will stop at nothing to achieve the goal no matter how daunting the task may be,” said the former Kwara United coach.

Enyimba lead the pack at the summit on 37 points one point above hottest challengers, Sunshine Stars.