Gwagwalada U-15 football competition holds Saturday

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By Taofeek Lawal

The finals of the Gwagwalada Football Coaches U-15 Competition would be played on Saturday 13th September, 2014. The match which would be played at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital Playing pitch will be between the defending champions Capital City Academy and Sensational Stars Academy.

To qualify for the finals, the defending champions, Capital City Academy eliminated teams like Real Marshal Academy, Ejiwumi Dynamic Academy and Giri Football Academy. While Sensational Stars Academy dismissed Aro Academy, Quarters Selected Academy and Jakoko Academy.

According to the Organizing Committee of the competition, various prizes would be up for grabs. Prizes would be presented by the Nigerian National Youth Award to be represented by their National Director Jophia Gupar. The Chairman of the Nigeria Football Coaches Association, FCT Chapter Godwin Bamigboye would be the Chief Host.

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The Gwagwalada Youth U-15 Football Competition is an annual long vacation program put together by the Nigeria Football Coaches Association, FCT Chapter for youths in the Area Councils in Abuja.

 

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