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African Stars Crowned MTC Maris Cup Champions


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African Star FC Celebrate their goal

African Stars FC have emerged as the champions of the prestigious N$1.5 million MTC Maris Cup, defeating Young African FC 1-0 in a tightly contested final. The decisive moment came in the 17th minute when Awillo Stephanus found the back of the net, securing the title for the Stars.

The victory marks another milestone for African Stars FC, one of Namibia’s top clubs, as they lift the MTC Maris Cup in front of a packed stadium. The tournament, which has been a showcase of top-tier Namibian football talent, saw thrilling matches leading up to the final, with Stars proving their dominance throughout.

Mbakondja Tjahikika, the 25-year-old attacking midfielder for African Stars FC, was named the MTC Maris Cup 2025 Player of the Tournament for his outstanding performances. His stellar displays earned him a N$20,000 cash prize and further solidified his reputation as one of the most exciting talents in Namibian football.

Mbakondja Tjahikika
Mbakondja Tjahikika was named the MTC Maris Cup 2025 Player of the Tournament for his outstanding performances

Tjahikika is having the season of his life, achieving:
✔️ MTC Maris Cup Player of the Tournament
✔️ National team call-up
✔️ Second place on the league’s top scorer list

His performances have not gone unnoticed, as he recently earned a call-up to the Namibian national team, highlighting his growing influence in the country’s football scene.

The MTC Maris Cup is a tournament introduced by Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) and features all Namibian Premier League clubs. The competition follows a knockout format, with only the strongest teams advancing through each round. It is a winner-takes-all tournament, with the champion claiming the grand prize of N$1.5 million.

African Stars’ triumph in this year’s edition cements their status as one of Namibia’s football powerhouses. Fans now eagerly await how they will build on this success in the league and beyond.

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