Unity Cup 2026: Super Eagles XI Set to Face Jamaica at the Valley

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Confirmed Super Eagles XI to take on Jamaica at the Valley

The Super Eagles of Nigeria are all set to take on the Reggae Boyz of Jamaica at Charlton Athletic’s Valley Stadium in the 2026 Unity Cup final, Afrik Foot reports.

Eric Chelle’s side defeated Zimbabwe in the semi‑final, thanks to a double from debuting Millwall winger Femi Azeez, who scored once in each half to secure the final spot for the Green and Whites.

Jamaica, meanwhile, breezed through India in the second semi‑final. Walsall’s Courtney Clarke and Charlton Athletic’s Kaheim Dixon scored to send Rudolph Speid’s side to the final.

Femi Azeez 7 celebrates after scoring a goal during the Unity Cup London 2026 match between Nigeria and Zimbabwe at The Valley, London, UK on 26 May 2026.

Unity Cup: Super Eagles starting XI vs Jamaica

Eric Chelle makes just one change from the side that started against the Warriors last Wednesday.

Philip Otele started on the left flank against Zimbabwe, but makes way for Rafiu Durosinmi, who came off the bench for his Super Eagles debut on Wednesday.

Arthur Okonkwo starts his second game for the Super Eagles, alongside the full‑backs Kenneth Igbokwe and Oputa.

Tochukwu Nnadi and Alhassan Yusuf Abdullahi continue in midfield while Tijani and Femi Azeez complete Chelle’s diamond.

Nigeria Super Eagles and Marseille midfielder Tochukwu Nnadi

Terem Moffi set up a goal for Femi Azeez on Wednesday, and retains his place in the first eleven, this time captaining the side, while partnering Rafiu Durosinmi in Chelle’s front two.

Kick‑off is scheduled for 7:30 PM WAT.

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Adefolahan Guerreiro

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Adefolahan is a CAF‑Accredited sports journalist and football writer whose work spans outlets like Soccernet Nigeria, Afrik Foot, Pure Football UK, and Royalsportz.

With a sharp eye for detail and a background in college sports, he tells the African football story with depth, flair, and global perspective.

Fluent in English, Spanish, and German, he brings a cross‑cultural voice to his coverage, blending insight with accessibility for readers around the world.