The Association of Nigeria Women Football Club Coaches (ANWFCC), organizers of Nigeria’s oldest women football competition, is set to host the 2025 edition of the All Stars Women Football Competition.
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This grassroots tournament, a platform for showcasing female football talent from across Nigeria and beyond, will run from January 6 to January 18, 2025, at the National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos.
A Platform for Tomorrow’s Stars
Speaking with Olajide Royal, Assistant Secretary and Public Relations Officer of the ANWFCC, the upcoming edition promises to surpass its predecessors in scale and quality.
The competition has historically produced standout players for Nigeria’s Flamingoes, Falconets, and Super Falcons, with many excelling in clubs at home and abroad.
“This year’s edition will be even more superb compared to previous ones,” Royal stated, highlighting the association’s dedication to improving the event year after year.
Global Scouts and Premier League Teams to Attend
To elevate the competition, scouts from across the globe and Nigeria Women Premier League coaches will attend to identify and recruit emerging talents.
The competition aims to connect grassroots players with professional opportunities, fostering the growth of women’s football in Nigeria.
Competition Details
The 2025 tournament will utilize two pitches within the National Stadium complex: the Hockey Pitch and the Legacy Pitch. Key dates include:
January 6, 2025: Registration, accreditation, and training sessions at the Hockey Pitch.
January 8, 2025: Player seeding into teams.
January 9, 2025: Matches commence at the Legacy Pitch.
Building on Success
With Deutschland as the reigning champions of the 2024 edition, the 2025 All Stars tournament aspires to deliver a more dynamic competition.
The ANWFCC remains committed to empowering female players to showcase their skills, discover their potential, and achieve football stardom.
Football enthusiasts are encouraged to attend and witness the rise of tomorrow’s stars as Nigeria continues its legacy of producing world-class female footballers.
