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Arman FC Ready to Compete at the 19th Annual AASA Cup 2025

Ridgefield Park, NJ — The Afghan American Sports Association is bringing back one of the most celebrated community tournaments: the AASA Cup 2025, now in its 19th edition. This year’s competition kicks off on Thursday, May 22 at 3:30 PM, with the grand finale scheduled for Monday, May 26 at 6:00 PM. Once again, the matches will unfold at the scenic Overpeck County Park in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, a venue known for its excellent playing fields and family-friendly setting.

The tournament will feature ten powerhouse teams from across North America, including Arman FC, AFC Premier, Ummah FC, Toronto AFC, Toronto Pamir, Aryana FC, AFC Select, Brishna, Esteqlal, and Pamir NJ. Each squad represents a blend of experience and emerging talent, with players eager to showcase their skills in front of passionate fans and a proud Afghan diaspora community. For Arman FC, who have already carved their name into the regional football landscape with remarkable successes, this competition is another opportunity to prove themselves on one of the biggest Afghan football stages.

A Celebration of Sport and Community

The AASA Cup has become more than a tournament—it’s a gathering of families, supporters, and athletes who share a love for football and culture. Across four days, fans can expect high-intensity matches filled with energy, tactical battles, and moments of brilliance. Beyond the pitch, the event promises plenty of community spirit, concessions from local vendors, and entertainment options for all ages, making it an ideal outing for families.

As anticipation builds, the Afghan American Sports Association continues to emphasize the tournament’s mission: uniting communities through football and celebrating Afghan heritage. With Arman FC among the contenders, excitement is already in the air, and supporters are counting down the days to May 22. The question remains—who will lift the 2025 AASA Cup trophy at Overpeck County Park?