The ancient city of Asaba, Delta State, has been confirmed as the host for the grand finale of this year’s President Federation Cup, with the iconic Stephen Keshi Stadium set to stage both the men’s and women’s finals on July 11.
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) announced that the showpiece event will bring together the best of Nigerian domestic football, as finalists emerge in both the men’s and women’s categories following a series of intense knockout battles across the country.
Ikorodu City to Face El-Kanemi Warriors in Men’s Final
In the men’s competition, Lagos-based side Ikorodu City booked their place in the final after a hard-fought victory over Nasarawa United in the semi-final stage.
They will now face former champions El-Kanemi Warriors, who also secured their ticket to the final following a determined win against Wikki Tourists.
The Maiduguri-based side, three-time winners of the competition, will be chasing another historic triumph as they aim to add to their proud cup legacy.
The final sets up a compelling clash between an ambitious rising side in Ikorodu City and a seasoned cup contender in El-Kanemi Warriors, promising a tense and unpredictable encounter in Asaba.
Women’s Semi-Finals Set the Stage for Fierce Battle
In the women’s category, the race for the final remains wide open as the competition has reached the semi-final stage.
Four top teams—FC Robo Queens, Heartland Queens, Sunshine Queens, and Nasarawa Amazons—are still in contention for a place in the grand finale.
The semi-final fixtures are expected to produce high-intensity football as all four sides push for the prestigious national cup final ticket.
Asaba Prepares for Football Showcase
The final will be held at the Stephen Keshi Stadium, a venue known for hosting major national and international sporting events.
The Delta State capital is expected to witness a large turnout of fans, officials, and stakeholders as the country’s premier domestic cup competition reaches its climax.
With pride, silverware, and continental qualification often associated with the President Federation Cup, anticipation continues to build ahead of what promises to be a vibrant football spectacle in Asaba on July 11.
