Unity Cup 2025: Nigeria, Ghana, Jamaica, Trinidad set for London showdown

The Unity Cup 2025 will see the Super Eagles of Nigeria compete against Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Ghana at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, London, from May 27 to 31. This revival of the tournament, which has been absent for over 20 years, aims to celebrate cultural ties through football, food, and music, according to AfroSport's Rotimi Pedro. The tournament will kick off with Trinidad & Tobago facing Jamaica in a semi-final dubbed 'Trini-Jam,' followed by Nigeria's match against Ghana, a fixture steeped in rivalry. The finals will take place on May 31, with the losers of the semi-finals also playing for third place. The Nigeria Football Federation sees participation as a critical bonding opportunity for the team ahead of World Cup qualifiers in September. This event marks a significant moment for fans of African and Caribbean football, promising elite competition and cultural celebration.