President Federation Cup 2025 Semi-Finals: Venues, Fixtures Announced

• Epic semi-finals ahead: Who will claim the 2025 Federation Cup?

• The race to the CAF Confederation Cup heats up in the semi-finals.

• All you need to know about the President Federation Cup 2025 semi-finals.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has officially unveiled the venues and match schedule for the highly anticipated President Federation Cup 2025 Semi-Finals.

As the tournament approaches its climactic phase, football fans across the country are gearing up for what promises to be an electrifying pair of matches.

Semi-Final Showdowns and Host Venues

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Two fiercely competitive fixtures will unfold on Wednesday, May 21, bringing some of Nigeria’s most promising teams face-to-face in a battle for a spot in the final.

Abakaliki FC vs Ikorodu City — Bwari Stadium, Abuja

In the capital city of Abuja, Bwari Stadium will host a spirited clash between Abakaliki FC and Ikorodu City.

Both sides have impressed so far in the tournament, and this matchup is expected to be a nail-biter as they fight for a place in the final.

Kwara United vs Rangers — Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Lagos

Down south, Mobolaji Johnson Arena in Onikan, Lagos, sets the stage for a heavyweight contest between Kwara United and Rangers.

These two clubs, both rich in football tradition, will bring energy and intensity to one of Nigeria’s most iconic stadiums.

Also Read: NFF Unveils Fixtures and Venues for the 2025 Women’s President Federation Cup Round of 16

What Is on the Line?

Beyond the silverware, these matches carry major implications.

The winner of the President Federation Cup 2025 will automatically qualify for next season’s CAF Confederation Cup, representing Nigeria on the continental stage.

They will join the third-placed team from the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL), who also earn a ticket to the same competition.

This setup not only raises the stakes but also highlights the Federation Cup’s role in shaping international opportunities for domestic clubs.

Looking Back: El-Kanemi Warriors’ Triumph

Last year, El-Kanemi Warriors claimed the title in a gripping final, adding their name once again to the storied history of Nigeria’s oldest football tournament.

As new teams rise and old giants return, the 2025 edition continues to uphold the legacy of showcasing local talent, passion, and national pride.

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