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Ultimate FC Set for Final Showdown with Okeola Concord After Dramatic Semi-Finals

The stage is now set for a thrilling finale in the Lion of Judah Football Championship organised by Royal Priesthood Fellowship International as Ultimate FC will face Okeola Concord FC following two pulsating semi-final encounters in Ifo, Ogun State.

With the presence of the President of RPFI, Pastor Felix Tokunbo and other sports enthusiasts. Okeola Concord FC booked their place in the final after a hard-fought victory over Femmco FC, winning 4-2 on penalties after a goalless draw in regulation time.

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Despite the scoreline, Femmco FC dominated large spells of the match, particularly in the first half, where they created numerous chances but were denied repeatedly by an outstanding goalkeeping performance from Okeola Concord.

The encounter was defined by intensity, physical battles, and missed opportunities, as Femmco’s attacking efforts failed to yield a breakthrough, ultimately pushing the game into a penalty shootout where Okeola Concord held their nerve to secure qualification.

In the second semi-final, Ultimate FC edged Ajax Football Club in dramatic fashion to seal their spot in the final. The decisive moment came late in the game when super substitute Gafar made an instant impact, scoring with his very first touch — a well-placed free header from a corner kick in the dying moments of the match.

The late goal sparked celebrations among Ultimate FC supporters, as the team secured a narrow but crucial victory to advance.

With both teams showing resilience and determination en route to the final, anticipation is building for what promises to be an exciting showdown. The final is scheduled to take place at the Champions Arena, Nawarudeen Primary School Playing Ground in Olose, Ifo, by 4pm.

As Ultimate FC and Okeola Concord FC prepare to battle for the title, fans can expect a fiercely contested encounter between two sides eager to be crowned champions.