A Premier League stadium is set to stage the upcoming 2025 Unity Cup in London, United KingdomThe four-nation tournament will feature West African giants Ghana and Nigeria as well as Jamaica and Trinidad & TobagoThe Unity Cup is an Afro-Caribbean international soccer competition which was last held in 2004 Football fans can expect an exhilarating spectacle next month as four footballing nations—Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica, and Trinidad & Tobago—lock horns in the much-anticipated 2025 Unity Cup in London. Billed as "The Best in the West – The Afro Classico Contest," the tournament will pit West African giants against Caribbean contenders in a unique blend of cultures, styles, and fierce rivalries. With bragging rights on the line and national pride at stake, the four-nation event promises a week of high-octane matchups that will climax with the crowning of a new Unity Cup champion. Premier League stadium to host 2025 Unity Cup Adding prestige to the event is its venue—the Gtech Community Stadium, per BrentfordFC.com. Home to English Premier League side Brentford, the modern facility in West London boasts a 17,250-seat capacity and has hosted top-tier football and rugby since opening its doors in 2020. The stadium’s compact design and electric atmosphere are tailor-made for the kind of passionate support and end-to-end action expected in this tournament. When will the 2025 Unity Cup begin? The drama begins on Tuesday, May 27, with a historic clash as Trinidad & Tobago’s Soca Warriors face off against Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz in what has been dubbed the first-ever “TriniJam” encounter on UK soil. Jamaica will look to avenge their previous narrow defeat, while Trinidad will aim to stamp their authority in the Caribbean rivalry. A day later, on Wednesday, May 28, continental foes Ghana and Nigeria rekindle their age-old rivalry in a West African derby laced with narrative and needle. These two heavyweights have faced off in countless battles over the years, but this meeting on neutral ground adds an extra layer of intrigue. Technical quality, midfield duels, and attacking flair will be on full display as the Black Stars take on the Super Eagles for a spot in the final. According to Ghanafa.org, the winners of both semi-finals will clash in the showpiece finale on Saturday, May 31, preceded by the third-place playoff between the losing sides earlier that day. 2025 Unity Cup: Who are the favourites? Nigeria, two-time winners of the Unity Cup, enter the competition as the team to beat, buoyed by their superior FIFA ranking and the stardust names on their roster. But past results offer a warning—Ghana dealt the Super Eagles a humbling 4-1 defeat the last time the two met in the English capital. Fuelled by recent momentum in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, where Otto Addo’s side recorded back-to-back wins against Chad and Madagascar. The Black Stars will look to carry their renewed confidence into this contest, especially after missing out on a spot at the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco. Salary delays rocks Black Stars In a related report, YEN.com.gh disclosed that several top members of Otto Addo’s Black Stars technical team have been operating without pay. Sources reveal that the head coach’s key lieutenants have gone unpaid for the past six months—an alarming situation unfolding as Ghana inches closer to securing World Cup qualification. Source: YEN.com.gh