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Defending champions Warri Wolves have booked their place in the 2025 Delta State FA Cup final after securing a 3-1 victory over Osevan Academy in the semi-finals, with Igbunu Evwierhurhoma scoring a brace.

In the other semi-final, De Sapele Lions staged a dramatic comeback, scoring two second-half goals to defeat Mighty Wanderers Academy 2-1.

The highly anticipated final is set for Sunday, February 23, at 3 PM at the Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba. Warri Wolves, currently leading Group A of the South South Conference in Nigeria’s second-tier league, are aiming to win the FA Cup and boost their chances of promotion back to the NPFL.

Editorial

The Delta State FA Cup final promises to be a thrilling encounter between two ambitious teams Warri Wolves, a club with a strong history in Nigerian football, and De Sapele Lions, who have shown great resilience in this .

For Warri Wolves, this match is about more than just lifting the trophy it is a chance to build momentum as they push for a return to Nigeria’s top flight. Coach Napoleon Aluma’s side has been dominant in their league campaign, and a victory in this final would further establish them as serious contenders for promotion.

De Sapele Lions, on the other hand, have proven their fighting spirit with their impressive semi-final comeback. They will head into the final with confidence, knowing that they can upset the defending champions.

With both teams eager to claim the title, fans can expect an intense battle at the Stephen Keshi Stadium. The outcome could come down to which side handles the pressure better and takes advantage of key moments.

Did You Know?

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2. Warri Wolves have previously competed in the NPFL and CAF Confederation Cup.
   
3. The Delta State FA Cup serves as a qualifying tournament for the National Federation Cup.
   
4. The Stephen Keshi Stadium in Asaba has hosted several top football events, including Super Eagles matches.
   
5. De Sapele Lions' semi-final comeback showcased their resilience, scoring twice in the second half to secure victory.
   
6. The FA Cup has been a platform for many young Nigerian players to gain recognition and attract interest from bigger clubs.