Nigerian Football

Orumogege Football Competition 2026: Alansmith Sports Construction Powers Super Sunday Round of 16 Action

The excitement surrounding the Orumogege Football Competition 2026 continues this Sunday as the Round of 16 takes centre stage at Soun Stadium, Ogbomoso, with four teams set to battle for a place in…

Orumogege Football Competition 2026: Alansmith Sports Construction Powers Super Sunday Round of 16 Action

ORUMOGEGE FOOTBALL COMPETITION 2026: ALANSMITH SPORTS CONSTRUCTION POWERS SUPER SUNDAY ROUND OF 16 ACTION

The excitement surrounding the Orumogege Football Competition 2026 continues this Sunday as the Round of 16 takes centre stage at Soun Stadium, Ogbomoso, with four teams set to battle for a place in the next round.

The highly anticipated Super Sunday fixtures will see Awoye United FC face Next Game FC, while Masifa United go head-to-head with Jordan FC in what promises to be another thrilling day of grassroots football.

The competition, which has continued to provide a platform for young football talents to showcase their abilities, is attracting growing attention across Ogbomoso and beyond.

Adding value to the development and promotion of grassroots sports, Alansmith Sports Construction is proudly associated with the competition, supporting the vision of bringing quality sporting activities closer to the people.

With the slogan “Bringing Sports Close to You,” Alansmith Sports Construction continues to demonstrate its commitment to sports development and the creation of platforms where football talents can be discovered and nurtured.

SUPER SUNDAY FIXTURES

Awoye United FC vs Next Game FC

Masifa United vs Jordan FC

Date: Sunday, 11th October 2026

Venue: Soun Stadium, Ogbomoso

Time: 4:00 PM

Round: Round of 16

Football lovers are encouraged to turn out in large numbers and support their favourite teams as the race for the Orumogege Football Competition 2026 title enters a crucial stage.

#Grassroots

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