Unity In Victory: ANFASSC Celebrates Super Eagles’ Unity Cup Triumph, New Stars

Unity In Victory: ANFASSC Celebrates Super Eagles’ Unity Cup Triumph, New Stars

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The Authentic Nigeria Football and Allied Sports Supporters Club (ANFASSC) has extended heartfelt congratulations to the Super Eagles following their thrilling victory at the 2025 Unity Cup. In a dramatic final against Jamaica, the Nigerian team emerged victorious with a 5–4 win on penalties after a 2–2 draw in regulation time, sealing a powerful moment of national pride, reports BSNSports.com.ng.

The match highlighted not just the determination of the squad but the emergence of new talents who are ready to carry the Super Eagles into a promising future.

Among the debutants, midfielder Christantus Uche made headlines with the winning penalty kick, showcasing incredible composure in a high-pressure moment.

He was joined by fellow first-timer Benjamin Fredrick, who also left a strong impression with his confident display at the heart of the defense.

The game also featured contributions from established stars - Moses Simon opened scoring, assisted by Cyriel Dessers, while Samuel Chukwueze added a brilliant solo effort, displaying the blend of experience and youthful energy now defining the team.

ANFASSC’s presence at the match, led by National President Prince Abayomi Ogunjimi and key members of the club, was a further demonstration of the club’s unwavering support for Nigerian sports.

Speaking after the match, Prince Ogunjimi emphasized the symbolic importance of the Unity Cup victory.

“This result is bigger than football - it represents what we can achieve when we believe in our talent and stand together,” he said.

“ANFASSC is proud to stand behind every Nigerian athlete, and we will continue to show up, speak up, and support with dignity and purpose.”

As the nation celebrates this latest achievement, ANFASSC calls on all supporters to stay engaged and inspired.

With a new generation of players rising and the voice of the supporters growing louder, the future of Nigerian football remains full of promise.