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Just when it seemed it was over, Economics converted a corner kick to push the match into a penalty knockout. Civil Engineering eventually emerged victorious with a 4 – 3 win in the shootout.

The games featured Mobile Chess, Call of Duty Mobile, EA Football, Free Fire, and FC25, drawing participants from various faculties to contend for a spot for the next stage.

The gym operates Monday through Friday from 7:30AM to 6:00PM, and is open on Saturdays and public holidays during the morning hours only.

IPE seemed to secure a victory over their opponent but a miscommunication between their defender and goalkeeper fetched MBBS a cheap goal to level up.

Despite ASSE’s late dominance, they were repeatedly denied a winning goal by KHE’s exceptional goalkeeper, whose crucial saves kept her team in the game. 

The female category draws also took place, with 16 teams segmented into four groups. The defending champions, ASSE, are in Group A with Statistics, Human Kinetics, and LARIS.

Though registration is still ongoing, several confirmed signings have already been announced across various departments. 

Queens dominated the female final, securing a 5-0 victory against Idia. Heritage, a player with the Queens Hall team, emerged as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament, registering five goals.

In the female category, Queen Elizabeth II Hall (Queens) secured their spot in the final with a narrow 1-0 victory over Idia Hall. It was an intense contest, with both teams pushing

When asked about the grand prize for the SEALS Cup 2025 tournament, Daniel Olowu, the Chairman of the SEALS Cup tournament noted, “We are planning to go beyond the usual ₦100,000, looking for sponsors and so on to go beyond that. But details on the prize will be released later. Just know that we cannot go less than the ₦100,000 prize tag.”