Al Shifaa were crowned champions of the Sisi Ni Dola Super Cup after edging Green Eagles 2–1 in an entertaining final played on Friday.

The closely contested final saw both sides create opportunities, but Al Shifaa showed greater composure in front of goal to secure the coveted title.

Green Eagles took the lead in the 24th minute through Daddy Lawrence, who found the back of the net from open play to give his side a 1–0 advantage.

Al Shifaa responded strongly after the break, with Mohammed Athman restoring parity in the 50th minute through another open-play goal.

The match remained tightly contested as both teams searched for the decisive goal. Al Shifaa eventually completed the comeback in the 74th minute when Swalehe Yanga converted from the penalty spot to make it 2–1.

Despite late pressure from Green Eagles, Al Shifaa held on to claim the championship.

The tournament also saw several individual players and coaches recognised for their outstanding performances.

Al Shifaa coach Nassir Hassan was named Best Coach of the Tournament, while his player Laurence Okoth was voted Most Valuable Player (MVP).

Green Eagles goalkeeper William Mandada earned the Best Goalkeeper award for his impressive performances throughout the competition.

The Top Scorer award was shared by Joshua Oyoo of Fayaz and Enock Lemeyian of Juve, who finished the tournament with five goals each.

Meanwhile, Ahmed Hussam, popularly known as Di Maria, of Mombasa Kings was recognised as the tournament’s Upcoming Player, highlighting his promising display during the competition.

The Sisi Ni Dola Super Cup final brought the tournament to an exciting conclusion, with Al Shifaa walking away as champions after a hard-fought comeback victory over Green Eagles.