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The Spaniards clinched the title in the international group while Arsenal topped the club challenge.
Spain marked their first Copa Lagos appearance with the title as they beat hosts Nigeria 6-5 in the competition decider on Sunday.
The two sides – both on maximum points before kick-off put on a real show for the Lagos crowd in a contest that saw the lead exchange hands regularly throughout, but it was ultimately Spain who did enough with the help of an Eduard Suarez treble.
Nigeria – winners by one goal on both Friday and Saturday – finally saw their luck ran out as Spain were left to celebrate success on their first visit to Nigeria.
Morocco tied up third spot earlier in the day with a closely-contested 2-0 win over Lebanon.
Strikes from Ismail El Ouariry and Nassim El Hadaoui did the damage for Morocco who avoid bottom spot, while Lebanon signed off with a third defeat from as many games.
In the club challenge, English champions Arsenal BSC added international silverware to their trophy cabinet with a 9-5 win over Gidi Sharks.
In what was their first competition overseas, Arsenal were inspired by their six-goal captain Aaron Clarke as they claimed the title thanks to their head-to-head record against Kebbi BSC.
Kebbi BSC had earlier kept alive their hopes of lifting the title with a 7-3 win over Pepsi Football Academy, only for their loss to Arsenal to haunt them in the end.
A four-goal haul for Emmanuel Tanko ensured Kebbi second place in the end, with Gidi Sharks and Pepsi in third and fourth respectively.
Sunday results
16:00 – Pepsi Football Academy 3-8 Kebbi BSC
17:15 – Lebanon 0-2 Morocco
19:00 – Gidi Sharks 5-9 Arsenal BSC
20:15 – Nigeria 5-6 Spain
International Standings
1st – Spain, 2nd – Nigeria, 3rd – Morocco, 4th – Lebanon
Club Standings
1st: Arsenal BSC, 2nd: Kebbi BSC, 3rd: Gidi Sharks, 4th: Pepsi Football Academy
Individual Awards
MVP:Abu Azeez (NRG)
Best Goalkeeper: Dona (ESP)
Top Scorer: Nassim El Hadaoui (MAR)
