Sports
Registration Begins For Nationwide Female Super Cup
Registration has commenced for the first edition of the football tournament tagged Nation-Wide Female Super Cup 2021 scheduled to hold next year in Ugheli, Delta State.
This was disclosed by the organiser of the tournament, coach Onome, during a chat with Tidesports yesterday, in Port Harcourt.
According to Onome, who is also the CEO of Excellent Football Academy of Ugheli, the competition is open for all female clubs in the country, both amateur and professional
“The competition is an open one for all female clubs in the federation whether amateur or professional, all are invited to participate in the tournament come next year,” coach Onome said.
The registration fee is N20,000 and the deadline for the registration is January 5th 2021, while all matches are iexpected to hold at the Ugheli Stadium, Delta State.
The tournament would kick off February 10 through 15, next year. The organiser of the tournament has said that the competition would be remarkable, saying that the event would be sustained, all things being equal.
“Actually, l’m looking at making it an annual competition. I hope that things work out according to plans, then, it will happen again the next year,” coach Onome added.
By: Nancy Briggs
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