The long-awaited National Interpools 2025 kicked off at the FECAFOOT Technical Center in Odza with the legendary Sable de Batie reminding everyone of their pedigree. Once a powerhouse in Cameroon’s top flight, the West regional champions opened their campaign with a commanding 2-0 victory over Olympique de Meiganga.
A first-half penalty from Fifen Abdou (45+1’) gave them the edge before Stephane Abada (59’) sealed the result after the break. It was a performance full of composure, confidence, and control, signaling that Sable remain a force to reckon with in this year’s competition.
The second Pool A encounter of the day saw Kumba City FC overpower Diamant FC of Yagoua in a lively 3-1 win. Ventoline Wafou (8’) gave the South West side an early lead, but Nouhou Mazou (22’) quickly equalized for Diamant.
The response from Kumba City was swift and decisive, with Gibel Pento Muh (37’ pen) restoring the advantage before Enow Nkar (85’) struck late to secure the points. It was a statement victory that underlined their balance in attack and defense, and a perfect start to their quest.
Over in Pool B at the CAF Excellence Center in Mbankomo, Titanic FC Samar lived up to their name with a powerful 3-0 triumph against AS Ntoung Ngouong. Goals from Brayan Samuel Nyetam (20’) and Bidou Raphael Foudjieng (35’) put them firmly in control before Henry-Dumond Docteur Tadja (70’) finished the job.
Behind the goals, goalkeeper Erwin Njoh stood tall with a clean sheet, organizing his defense and frustrating the opposition with safe hands and calm composure. Titanic’s display was ruthless, efficient, and the perfect launchpad for their campaign.
The day’s drama reached its peak when Dream Team FC Bamenda, champions of the North West region, edged Epervier Ebolowa 2-1 in a thrilling contest. Epervier started brightly with Jean Baptiste Onana (11’) finding the net, but Peruda Ndifon Ndichia turned the game around with two clinical strikes in the 29th and 38th minutes.
Dream Team’s resilience was tested after goalkeeper Ngam Leonard was sent off for handling the ball outside his area, leaving them with 10 men for the final stretch. Despite the disadvantage, the Bamenda side held firm to protect their lead, proving their grit and determination. Two shots, two goals, and three priceless points,Dream Team lived up to their name.
At the end of matchday one, the standings already tell a fascinating story.
Pool A Rankings
1. Kumba City FC – 3 pts
2. Sable de Batie – 3 pts
3. Mintack FC de la Haute Sanaga – 0 pts
4. Diamant FC de Yagoua – 0 pts
5. Olympique de Meiganga – 0 pts
Pool B Rankings
1. Titanic FC Samar – 3 pts
2. Dream Team FC – 3 pts
3. Mintack FC du Septentrion – 0 pts
4. Epervier d’Ebolowa – 0 pts
5. AS Ntoung Ngouong – 0 pts
With four matches played, the opening day of the National Interpools 2025 has already delivered goals, drama, and stories to savor. From Sable de Batie’s authoritative return to Dream Team’s defiance and Titanic’s ruthless efficiency, the race to Elite Two is shaping up to be fierce and unpredictable. The stage is set, and the journey has only just begun.
Matchday 2 Fixtures
Wednesday, 03 September 2025 – FECAFOOT Technical Center, Odza
-1PM: Diamant FC de Yagoua vs Olympique FC de Meiganga
-3PM: Sable de Batie vs Mintack FC de la Haute Sanaga
Thursday, 04 September 2025 – CAF Excellence Center, Mbankomo
-1PM: Epervier FC d’Ebolowa vs Mintack FC du Septentrion
-3PM: AS Ntoung Ngouong vs Dream Team FC
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