The pitch is set for another chapter of the Jollof derby — but this time, it’s not just about football pride. When the Nigerian Super Eagles take on the Ghanaian Black Stars in London’s Unity Cup, it’s also a rare moment where homegrown talent from the Nigerian league shares the spotlight with international stars.
The Unity Cup 2025 offers a stage where diaspora pride meets local ambition and a fresh test of West African football rivalry.
- Unity Cup 2025 brings Ghana vs Nigeria to the Gtech Stadium, London, on 28 May.
- Coach Eric Chelle includes 10 NPFL players, aiming to showcase local talent.
- Midfielder Papa Daniel, with 10 goals this season, is one to watch.
- The tournament also features Jamaica vs Trinidad & Tobago on 27 May.
- The final match is scheduled for 31 May 2025.
For the Super Eagles, it’s more than a friendly; it’s a proving ground for the next wave of Nigerian talent. For the Black Stars, it’s a chance to assert dominance once again in the age-old rivalry.
