GTBank Masters Cup 2014/2015 Quarterfinal Round – Up. The quarter-finals of the GTBank Masters Cup took place at the Onikan Stadium on the 26th & 27th February 2015. DAY 1 (26/02/2015)
1. Western College 3-3 (pen. 3-1) C.M.S Grammar School.
This is the first game of the quarter-finals and it set the tune of this knockout stage. Ekene Jebefume puts Western College 2 goals up before the 20 minutes mark but the game took an interesting turn in the last minutes before the first half break when Ademowo Solomon scored a brace to bring the game to 2 – 2 at first half. The game saw both teams scoring a goal each in the final minutes of the game and we got to see the first and only penalty shootout of the quarterfinals. Western College won through penalties 3 – 1 and they are through to the last four.
2. Grace High School 1 – 2 Jibril Martin Grammar School Jibril Martin are one of the two debutants that qualified for the quarterfinals but they will not be pushed over easily. They played a Grace team that lacked fire and they paid dearly for it as the game ended 2 – 0 at half time. Grace’s response at the start of the 2nd half was not enough to overturn the result and they will not be playing at the semifinals. Okusanya Faisol scored both goals for Jibril Martin while Olawale Abimbola scored the only goal of Grace High School.
Day 2 (27/02/2015)
1. St. Gregory’s College 4 – 1 Kings College
This is the most anticipated match of the season as two old rivals play to establish their dominance but the game was one sided as St. Gregory’s College came out with their full fire power and this resulted into 3 goals in four minutes. Though Kings College put one goal back before the first half break, Obi David’s second half goal sent St. Gregory’s through to the semifinal. The winners dominated a dull Kings College side and they have now defeated them twice in two years in the knock-out stages of the GTBank Masters Cup. 
2. St. Finbarr’s College 3 – 1 Federal Science & Technology College
St. Finbarr’s College, Yaba is one of the most successful school in the history of secondary school football competition and they validated this pedigree when they defeated FSTC. The debutant were lacking confidence on the field of play and St. Finbarr’s exploited this weakness. Alex Mario was the hero of the match as the young lad scored two goals and his team picked the last semi-final ticket.
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