London, UK — Excitement is building as the official draws for the African Nations Cup UK (ANC UK) 2025 have been announced, with Equity Bank Uganda proudly stepping in as the Main Partner for this year’s tournament.
The event, which unites African communities from across the UK and Europe through football, is scheduled to take place on Saturday, 21st and Sunday, 22nd of June 2025 at the Bobby Moore Sports Hub, Parsloes Park in Dagenham, London (RM9 5PU).
The tournament promises thrilling action, bringing together teams from across the continent and the diaspora in a celebration of unity, culture, and talent. The group stage draws have revealed intense competition ahead:
Equity Bank Uganda: A Proud Partner of African Communities
In a statement on its official X (formerly Twitter) handle, Equity Bank expressed its excitement: “The Draws Are In! As the Main Partner, we’re thrilled to stand with the teams, fans & African communities across the UK. Which group do you think is the toughest?”
This partnership reflects Equity Bank’s growing presence and influence within the diaspora and its commitment to supporting initiatives that foster cultural connection, inclusion, and youth empowerment through sport.
More Than Just Football
Organised under the African Football Association and marketed by Dajacorp Marketing Solutions UK, the ANC UK 2025 also features sponsorship from several other organisations, including Terrence Higgins Trust, Just Mortgages, Swahili Voice, Diaspora Sports Agency and Laurus United.
These partnerships are set to deliver an unforgettable event that combines high-level football with networking, entertainment, and community impact.
As anticipation builds, fans are encouraged to follow updates, share predictions, and support their home nations. With Uganda drawn in Group C alongside powerhouses like Ivory Coast, Benin, and Madagascar, all eyes will be on the Cranes as they aim to shine on international soil.
Tournament Groupings:
Group A
• Zanzibar
• Tanzania
• Guinea
• Nigeria
Group B
• Zimbabwe
• Gambia
• São Tomé & Príncipe
• Ghana
Group C
• Uganda
• Madagascar
• Benin
• Ivory Coast
Youth U-18 Group
• Tanzania
• Zimbabwe
• Zanzibar
• Somaliland
