Nigeria vs Ghana: Time and where to watch Super Eagles Unity Cup clash against Black Stars

Nigeria, Ghana, Jamaica, and Trinidad & Tobago will compete at the Unity Cup scheduled for London.

The competition aims to promote football and culture among African and Caribbean countries with sizable populations in the United Kingdom.

On Tuesday, May 27, Trinidad & Tobago and Jamaica will play in the first semi-final of the competition.

Nigeria and Ghana will face each other the next day while On Saturday, May 31, the losing teams will compete for third place, and the victors will face each other in the final.

According to FIFA's world rankings, Nigeria is the top-ranked team this year, coming in at number 44.

Jamaica, Ghana, and Trinidad & Tobago are next in line at 62nd, 77th, and 102nd, respectively.

Longtime rivals Nigeria and Ghana contested their Jollof Derby in Morocco in March 2024, with the Super Eagles winning 2-1.

The two countries' most recent non-friendly match took place during the 2022 World Cup qualifying tournament. The two-legged affair ended 1-1 but Ghana edged Nigeria via the away goal rule to earn a spot at the Qatar FIFA World Cup.

Prior to that, the two teams had 56 meetings in all competitions.

With 25 victories, Ghana's Black Stars are in front place, followed by Nigeria with 13 and the other 19 ending in draws.

The game between Nigeria and Ghana is scheduled for Wednesday, May 28, 2025.

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The match will take place at the GTECH Community Stadium in London.

Kick off is set for 7 PM Nigerian time and will be available on Afrosport, DSTV and NFF TV.