Africa for Peace Sports Festival Returns for Match Day Two This Saturday

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 By Chimaobi Jose Nzoromobi 

The excitement is building as the Africa for Peace Sports Festival resumes for Match Day Two on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the A4P Games Village Sports Arena in Ugolo, near Osubi, Delta State. The tournament, which features a grand prize of ₦10 million, continues to draw crowds of football lovers, community supporters, and enthusiasts eager to enjoy high-energy grassroots football.

Fans are expected to troop in for another thrilling day of competition, enthusiasm, entertainment, and community bonding as talented young and veteran players take to the pitch in a series of tightly-contested fixtures. Match Day Two presents a full lineup of games beginning at 3:00pm, with teams such as FC Chimooski, Dynamic FC, Pipeline Dragons, Bristol FC, Blessed FC, Oyoka Boys, and many others battling for dominance.

The day’s schedule includes:

  • FC Chimooski vs Dynamic FC – 3:00pm
  • Pipeline Dragons vs Bristol FC – 3:40pm
  • Blessed FC vs Oyoka Boys – 4:20pm
  • United Friends Stars FC vs DSC All Stars FC – 5:10pm
  • Chief Fulani FC vs Team Daudu FC – 5:50pm
  • Sky-Bull FC vs Bobbies United FC – 6:30pm
  • Lord Mark FA vs Ozogizaga FC – 7:10pm
  • Sokoh Estate FC vs Mighty 5 FC – 7:50pm

The festival, sponsored by Chief Comr. Sheriff Mulade, PhD, continues to promote unity, peacebuilding, and grassroots sports development across communities. Organizers say Match Day Two promises an even more electrifying atmosphere, following the spectacular performance on Match Day One, where Oyoka Boys stunned DSC All Stars FC with a commanding 12–2 victory, setting the tone for a fiercely competitive competition.

Spectators are encouraged to come early, bring their energy, and cheer on their favourite teams as the quest for glory intensifies at the Africa for Peace Sports Village.

Fans can also follow updates and highlights via CEPEJ Africa on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.

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