The African Nations Cup UK, usually referred to simply as the UK African Cup, is a football tournament contested by the youth and men’s open age national teams from different members of United Kingdom African communities.
This year, the two-day event will have teams from Cameroon, DRC, Nigeria, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Cote d’Ivoire, Gambia, South Africa and Cape Verde.
Organiser
The African Nations Cup UK, usually referred to simply as the UK African Cup, is a football competition contested by the youth and men’s open age who form national teams from different members of United Kingdom African communities. It’s the first of a kind to take place in Europe and the championship is awarded every year. A record total of 1033 players have taken part in The 2013 competition!
African Nations Cup UK is a not for profit community organisation and we are proud to be the main organisers of this glorious event that brings many communities from different backgrounds together.
Venue
Utilising the largest grant that the Football Foundation has given to date, the Bobby Moore Sports Hub has given the community of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham much longed-for access to that which its namesake still embodies so strongly – the opportunity to play grassroots football.