
The South Sudan Football Federation’s Competitions Committee has officially confirmed the host cities for the groups in the upcoming 2025-26 National League season.
The committee met on Saturday, April 18, at Juba National Stadium, chaired by the Deputy Chairperson and attended by most members. They reviewed hosting applications submitted by Football Associations between March 30 and April 15.
Only one bid came in—from the Rumbek Football Association, which requested to host Group A.
The committee unanimously approved it, naming Rumbek as the venue for Group A matches.
Groups B and C will be hosted in Juba, ensuring the capital remains a key hub for the league.
The National League is set to kick off in the first week of May and run through the end of the month, promising exciting action across South Sudan’s top divisions.
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