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Nigeria Hold Nerve to Beat Jamaica on Penalties in Unity Cup Final

  • Nigeria's Super Eagles retained the Unity Cup by beating Jamaica 5-4 on penalties after a 2-2 draw at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium on May 31, 2025.
  • The match followed the return of the Unity Cup after 21 years, with both teams eager to honor past history and the tournament’s cultural significance.
  • Moses Simon and Samuel Chukwueze scored early goals for Nigeria, while Kaheim Dixon and Jonathan Russell responded for Jamaica, leading to a competitive and intense 90-minute game.
  • The penalty shootout featured six perfect kicks before Jamaica's Dwayne Atkinson missed, and Nigeria's Christantus Uche calmly converted the decisive kick to secure victory.
  • Nigeria's win under coach Eric Chelle highlights the squad’s promising new talents and continues the Unity Cup’s role in fostering community and cultural unity through sport.
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Felix Agu reached the next milestone of his career on Saturday evening and celebrated his debut for Nigeria's national team. As part of the Unity Cup, Werders Schienenspieler was on the field in the victory against Jamaica (7:6 n.E.) and up to the 83rd minute. The Nigerians won the friendship tournament, which was held in Brentford and were presented with a trophy.

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