Unga Ni Taifa Super Cup 2025 Comes to a Thrilling Close in Mombasa

The 2025 edition of the Unga Ni Taifa Super Cup officially came to an end on Sunday, 28th December, at Mombasa Sports Club, with Kadzandani FC crowned champions after a solid 2-0 victory over Legacy FC.

The final was a tightly contested encounter in the first half, with both sides showing great organisation and discipline. However, Kadzandani FC asserted their dominance in the second half, scoring two well-taken goals to secure the title.

As champions, Kadzandani FC walked away with the trophy, gold medals, and a cash prize of KES 600,000. Legacy FC, who finished as first runners-up, earned KES 250,000, while Guard Force finished third and pocketed KES 100,000.

Individual Awards

Outstanding performances throughout the tournament were duly recognised:

Best Player (MVP): Ali Wambua (Kadzandani FC)

Best Goalkeeper: Felix Okoth (Kadzandani FC)

Upcoming Player: Kevin Wambugu (Kadzandani FC)

Top Scorer: Caleb Juma (Kiembeni)

Best Coach: Shem Lumumba

Each award winner received a KES 10,000 cash prize.

Beyond taking the tournament to the mashinani, the core objective of the Unga Ni Taifa Super Cup 2025 was talent development. To ensure young and upcoming players had a genuine platform to shine, players featuring in national leagues from FKF Division One and above were not allowed to participate. This deliberate move opened the door for grassroots talents to showcase their abilities, gain exposure, and compete at a high level.

Matches were played across all six sub-counties of Mombasa — Mvita, Jomvu, Changamwe, Kisauni, Nyali, and Likoni — reinforcing the tournament’s commitment to community football and youth empowerment.

The Unga Ni Taifa Super Cup 2025 will go down as a landmark tournament, celebrated for its organisation, inclusivity, and unwavering focus on nurturing the next generation of football talent.