Captain Terem Moffi and midfielder Alhassan Yusuf were the driving forces as Nigeria defeated Jamaica 3-0 in the Unity Cup final at The Valley, Charlton Athletic’s stadium in London on Saturday, making the Super Eagles the first team to win the competition four times and retain the trophy in back-to-back finals against the same opponents.
Yusuf wasted no time announcing Nigeria’s intentions, firing the Eagles ahead just two minutes into the contest.
Chelle’s side dominated the remainder of the first half, creating a string of chances without finding a second goal, but the game was effectively settled when Moffi doubled the lead in the 59th minute following a cross from Femi Azeez, putting Nigeria in a position of total comfort.
Yusuf completed the rout in the first minute of injury time to seal the tie.
The result extended Nigeria’s remarkable record in the competition, which they have now won in all four of its editions — first in 2002, again in 2004, and in consecutive finals against Jamaica in 2025 and 2026. Related News Azeez dreams of Premier League chance NFF, Eagles stars support Chukwueze at mum’s burial Zenke warns Moffi against Nice return
