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Super Eagles set to battle Ghana, Jamaica, Trinidad in 2025 Unity Cup

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Nigeria’s Super Eagles will take part in the 2025 Unity Cup Invitational Tournament this May, alongside Jamaica, Ghana, and Trinidad & Tobago.

The matches are scheduled to hold at the 17,250-capacity Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, West London.

According to a statement released by the Nigeria Football Federation on Thursday, the competition will kick off on Tuesday, 27th May, with Trinidad & Tobago taking on Jamaica in the first semi-final.

The following day, Nigeria—three-time African champions—will face off with long-time rivals Ghana, who are four-time African champions, in the second semi-final. This match continues a football rivalry that has lasted for 74 years.

All participating teams will return to action on Saturday, 31st May. The third-place game will take place before the final, where the winner of the 2025 Unity Cup will be crowned.

NFF President, Alhaji Ibrahim Musa Gusau, noted that the tournament is a valuable opportunity for the Super Eagles to build team chemistry ahead of the FIFA World Cup qualifiers coming up in September.

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