The winning Nigerian team received Rs 7 lakh in cash and a trophy along with the title, while the runner-up JBM Club Lucknow, India, received Rs 4 lakh in cash and a trophy.
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The Nigerian Zone Club Nigeria has won the first Khajura Gold Cup football tournament held at the MT Arena in Khajura.
The Nigerian team defeated JBM Club Lucknow India by 4 goals to nil in the final match held at the Mini Stadium in Khajura-4, Digaun, on Sunday.
The Nigerian team received 7 lakhs in cash and a trophy along with the title, while the runner-up JBM Club Lucknow India received 4 lakhs in cash and a trophy.
Nigeria's Caleb Kon, jersey number 3, scored goals in the 34th and 40th minutes of the second half. Similarly, Edward Thomas, jersey number 24, scored goals in the 19th minute of the second half and Olavi Ofiz, jersey number 26, scored goals in the 24th minute. In the competition, Nigerian players were declared goalkeeper Lekan Shitu, best defender and man of the match Bilgo, and Edward Player of the Peace. 
Similarly, Kshitij Magar of JBM Lucknow was declared the best midfielder and Naveen Mahato of Four Brothers FC Nawalparasi was declared the highest scorer. The winning team and players were awarded prizes and certificates by the chairman of the organizer New Danfe Sports Club Balaram Khatri, chairman of Khajura Rural Municipality Dambar Bik and others.
The competition, which started on 30 Chaitra and organized by New Danfe Sports Club, was attended by 8 teams including Gorkha Boys Sports Club Butwal, Sankata FC, New Danfe Sports Club, JVM Football Academy Lucknow, Kankre Bihar Club Surkhet, Four Brothers FC Nawalparasi, APF Kathmandu and Nigerian Zone Club Nigeria.
