The Afro-Caribbean Invitational Tournament – The Unity Cup – is back after a 21-year hiatus! From May 27 to 31, 2025, the Gtech Community Stadium, home of Brentford FC, will be the beating heart of Afro-Caribbean football as Ghana, Jamaica, Nigeria, and Trinidad and Tobago battle for continental pride and the Unity Cup crown.
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After grabbing your Unity Cup tickets, make sure to check out another major sports event – Chris Eubank Jr. vs Conor Benn takes place on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.
Unity Cup 2025 Tickets 🎟️ Go On Sale April 15 at 5 PM BST
Fans can register for pre-sale ticket interest now at unitycup2025.com, with general ticket sales opening Tuesday, 15 April, at 5 PM BST. With a capacity crowd of 17,250 expected for each matchday, you’ll want to act fast to secure your seat for this historic revival.
Unity Cup 2025 Fixtures – Save the Dates📅!
The Unity Cup 2025 schedule features a thrilling lineup:
- Tuesday 27 May – Semi-final 1: Trinidad and Tobago vs Jamaica
The first-ever “Trini-Jam” clash on UK soil – who truly rules the West Indies? - Wednesday 28 May – Semi-final 2: Nigeria vs Ghana
A classic West African showdown with bragging rights and history on the line. - Saturday 31 May – Third Place Play-off & Final
A high-stakes double-header to determine final rankings and crown the champions.
More Than a Tournament – A Cultural Celebration
The return of the Unity Cup is more than a football tournament—it’s a celebration of shared heritage, sporting excellence, and community pride.
“This tournament will not only bring together elite footballing talent from Africa and the Caribbean but also celebrate the deep cultural and sporting connections between these nations,” said Marcus Gayle, Brentford FC ambassador and former Jamaica international.
The week-long event will also feature music, food, and comedy—a full cultural experience showcasing the richness of Caribbean and African traditions.
Voices from the Pitch 🗣️
Dwight Yorke, Head Coach, Trinidad & Tobago
“The Unity Cup is a fantastic opportunity to prepare for the Gold Cup and World Cup qualifiers. Playing against top-tier teams like Jamaica, Ghana and Nigeria will help us grow, improve and maintain momentum.”
William Troost-Ekong, Captain, Nigeria
“This is a great tournament for us to reunite and strategize for the upcoming World Cup qualifying games.”
Jordan Ayew, Captain, Ghana
“Matches against Nigeria always bring extra excitement. We’re ready to entertain our fans worldwide and make Ghana proud.”
Michael Ricketts, President, Jamaica Football Federation
“The Unity Cup gives our Reggae Boyz the chance to gain international exposure and experience. We’re excited to see what our young players can achieve.”
Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku, President, Ghana FA
“The Unity Cup shows how sport bridges cultures and fosters community. We’re proud to be part of this event.”
“For fans of live sports in London, don’t miss the 2025 London Athletics Meet – Diamond League. Which is happening on Saturday, 19 July 2025, at London Stadium as part of the global Wanda Diamond League series.”
A Historic Venue for a Historic Tournament 🏟️
Brentford FC’s Gtech Community Stadium in West London serves as the perfect stage for the Unity Cup 2025. The stadium’s intimate yet energetic atmosphere offers fans an up-close experience with some of the world’s most passionate national teams.
“We are grateful to Brentford FC for providing a home for Unity Cup 2025,” said Rotimi Pedro, AfroSport organiser. “It’s a cultural moment rooted in football, food, music, and shared heritage.”
Unity Cup ⚽: A Legacy Rekindled
First held in 2004, the Unity Cup was a pioneering celebration of Afro-Caribbean unity through sport. The Super Eagles of Nigeria won the last edition, and they’re back to defend their legacy in 2025.
“The Unity Cup has a special history—and the Super Eagles have always been part of that journey,” said Ibrahim Musa Gusau, President of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF).
With Ghana, Jamaica, Nigeria, and Trinidad and Tobago bringing elite squads and fiery rivalries, fans can expect world-class action on and off the pitch.
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Don’t Miss Out – Be Part of the Movement
Whether you’re a football purist, a fan of cultural festivals, or simply looking for a high-energy event in London this spring, Unity Cup 2025 is a must-see.
📅 Mark your calendar
🔗 Register for ticket info at unitycup2025.com
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