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The countdown has begun for the much-anticipated Peace Cup Football Tournament Season 5, with the official draw set to take place on Sunday, May 25, 2025, in Lagos. Sixteen teams are confirmed for the competition, promising an electrifying display of talent, tactical brilliance, and sheer determination.
Fan-favourite clubs like Hamberg FC, Athletico Lagos FC, Hephzibah Sports Club, and Akinola Sunday Set will face off against emerging contenders such as Joi Global, Sizoko FC, and Skrilla FC. Also in the mix are powerhouse teams including Authentic FC, SBS Academy, Labasco All Star, Adwaaik Sports Club, FC Shindara, Orphiel FC, Young Star FC, Adonai FC, and Future Hero FC.
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The competition is expected to feature thrilling matchups, unforgettable goals, and the spirit of true sportsmanship as the battle for the coveted Peace Cup crown intensifies. All eyes are on Lagos, where the draw will map out the journey to glory for the participating teams. The stage is set for a football spectacle that promises to captivate fans and leave a lasting impact.
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The Peace Cup Season 5 is more than just a football tournament—it’s a celebration of grassroots talent and community spirit. For years, the Peace Cup has served as a platform for young talents and local clubs to showcase their abilities on a grand stage, with some players even catching the eye of top-tier scouts. This season promises to be no different.
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With 16 teams locked in, the competition is shaping up to be a festival of flair and competitiveness. Lagos, the heart of Nigerian football, is the perfect backdrop for what could be a turning point for many young athletes dreaming of bigger stages. The excitement leading up to the draw is palpable, and rightfully so—this is where dreams can be realized and legends can be born.
For the teams, it’s a battle for pride, recognition, and the prestigious Peace Cup trophy. For the fans, it’s a spectacle of passion and community unity. Let the games begin.
Did You Know?
The Peace Cup has been held annually in Lagos since its inception, growing each year in size and popularity.
Past editions of the Peace Cup have seen players scouted and signed by NPFL clubs, making it a crucial event for talent discovery.
Athletico Lagos FC has reached the semi-finals in three of the last four Peace Cup seasons, making them strong contenders this year.
The tournament is not just about football; it also promotes peace and community development through sportsmanship and unity.
The Peace Cup is by local businesses and NGOs, emphasizing community involvement and grassroots development.