Nathaniel Idowu-Ajegunle U-14 League Super 4 showdown set
After 11 thrilling weeks of grassroots football, the regular season of the Nathaniel Idowu-Ajegunle Under-14 Football League drew to a close at the weekend at the Nathaniel Idowu Football Pitch,
After 11 thrilling weeks of grassroots football, the regular season of the Nathaniel Idowu-Ajegunle Under-14 Football League drew to a close at the weekend at the Nathaniel Idowu Football Pitch, Oregie.
Matchday 11 delivered goals, standout performances, and the final twist in the race for the Super 4, scheduled for April 18, 2026.
Pure Talents sealed their Super 4 ticket in style. Adeleke Igbowu struck twice in the 19th and 32nd minutes, while Ajaloleru Yesir added a third. Bright Future’s consolation came from 9-year-old Mujeeb Surajudeen, the youngest player in the league, whose fearless finish earned admiration from coaches and fans alike.
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Fortune FA underlined their title credentials with a composed win. Akinola Olajide opened the scoring before Markson Victor added a brace. Somtochukwu Eziukwu’s goal for Moore Wins was not enough to keep their Super 4 hopes alive.
Ajegunle United showed resilience after Tossavi Maxime gave Young 11 an early lead. James Solomon responded with a rapid double, and Eshomughe John sealed victory to secure their Super 4 spot.
Strong Dove signed off with a commanding win, cementing second place and carrying momentum into the knockout stage.
Week 11 also highlighted the league’s developmental mission.
Bright Future’s Mujeeb Surajudeen, just 9 years old, became the youngest goalscorer of the season—a testament to the Nathaniel Idowu League’s role as a true grassroots incubator.
On April 18, Fortune FA, Strong Dove FA, Pure Talents FA, and Ajegunle United SC will battle for the championship in a one-day knockout festival. The Nathaniel Idowu Foundation will present 20 sets of branded jerseys to each finalist, adding colour to what promises to be a memorable finale.
After 44 matches, 11 weeks of development, and countless moments of brilliance, the league now moves into its final act.
Ajegunle best is ready—and the future, as young Mujeeb has shown, is already here.
