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Nigeria’s Super Eagles held their nerve in a tense penalty shootout to defeat Jamaica and retain the Unity Cup title, but it wasn’t all smooth sailing.
  • The match ended 2–2 after 90 minutes in Lagos
  • Goals from Simon and Chukwueze gave Nigeria the edge
  • Jamaica equalised twice, forcing penalties
  • Super Eagles converted all five spot-kicks, and Uche netted the winner
  • Three Nigerian players made their senior team debut
It could’ve gone either way. After a confident start, Nigeria’s Super Eagles let Jamaica back into the match twice. The final was intense, full of momentum swings, and a reminder that even top-tier teams must stay sharp.

The silver lining? Fresh talent is coming through. Felix Agu, Chrisantus Uche, and Frederick Benjamin all made promising debuts. Uche, in particular, showed composure beyond his years by scoring the decisive penalty.

The Unity Cup wasn’t just about a win, it was a peek into the future of Nigerian football. Can this new generation of Eagles keep soaring? Fans will be watching closely ahead of the upcoming qualifiers.