Gwagwalada Football League enters Super 8

The 2025 edition of the Gwagwalada Football League (GFL) has kicked off its second round with eight teams advancing from the fiercely contested group stage. According to the Council FA, Desert Warriors and Excel FC secured their spots from Group A, while Medical Strikers Feeders and Ejiwumi FC made it through from Group B. In […]

The 2025 edition of the Gwagwalada Football League (GFL) has kicked off its second round with eight teams advancing from the fiercely contested group stage.
According to the Council FA, Desert Warriors and Excel FC secured their spots from Group A, while Medical Strikers Feeders and Ejiwumi FC made it through from Group B.
In Group C, Sheikhandam FC and Bocknor Football Academy emerged successful, with NIMMA FC and Inspirational Sports FC advancing from Group D.
The organisers disclosed that this year’s tournament, one of the most competitive in the league’s two-decade history, featured 26 teams drawn from Gwagwalada and surrounding communities across the FCT.
Over 75 matches were played in the opening round, drawing large crowds and highlighting the growing enthusiasm for grassroots football in the region.

Speaking on the development, the Chairman of the Organising Committee, Patrick Ngwaogu, expressed his appreciation to all participating teams for their commitment and sportsmanship.
He announced that the eight qualified teams will be regrouped into two groups of four, from which the top two in each group will qualify for the final.
“We are grateful to all 26 teams for their passion and participation. The Super 8 stage promises even more exciting moments for fans and players alike,” he said, adding that the date for the Super 8 matches will be announced soon.