Race for U-13 JOF Kids Cup semifinals tickets begin

By Editor

18 March 2021 | 2:53 am

The battle for semifinals tickets at the on-going U-13 JOF Kids Football Championship began yesterday at St Mary’s International School, Coker and White Sand playground in Lekki, Lagos.

According to the fixtures, the first set of games came up yesterday with AZ Zola Babes of Ijegun slugging it out with Abu Babes of Ibeju Lekki and Rock Star of Ojodu playing against Jnr. Arsenal of Alimosho.

Today, Ago Babes of Ajeromi and Young Stars of Lagos Island will trade tackles, while Edebo United of Obanikoro will fight against Prince Boys of Lekki.

Sponsored by JOF Nigeria Limited, the second U-13 JOF Kids Cup is a 32-team tournament played on a knockout basis.

JOF Nigeria Limited is a manufacturing company, and also a supply chain services provider to multinational companies operating within the foods and beverage industry in Nigeria with subsidiaries in properties and investment portfolios.

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