Star-studded Bashundhara Kings secured the title of ABG Bashundhara Federation Cup in a thrilling final against Mohammedan Sporting Club, emerging victorious with a 2-1 comeback win at Rafiq Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh. The nail-biting final extended into extra time after the stipulated time ended in a 1-1 draw, with substitute Jahid Hossain scoring the winning goal from close range late in the first half of extra time, leading the Kings to a treble victory.

This remarkable triumph in the Federation Cup final over Mohammedan has fulfilled the coach Oscar Bruzón's team's dream of winning the treble, following their victories in the Independence Cup and Bangladesh Premier League. Notably, this victory marks the third time that the powerhouse Kings have emerged as champions in the Federation Cup.

The match saw Mohammedan dominating exclusively in the second half, particularly after the introduction of Shahriar Eamon. Despite the pressure from Mohammedan, Kings' goalkeeper Mehedi Hasan Srabon made several great saves, frustrating the Mohammedan forwards. Nigerian forward Sunday Emmanuel initially broke the deadlock, giving Mohammedan a lead in the 64th minute, but Kings' midfielder Miguel Ferreira equalized in the 87th minute, ultimately taking the game to extra time.

Miguel Figueira of Kings was adjudged the best player of the final, while his compatriot Robson Robinho was named the best player of the tournament. Additionally, Washington Brando of Abahani Limited emerged as the highest scorer in the tournament, and Mehedi Hasan Srabon of Kings was named the best goalkeeper of the tournament. Abahani Limited, Dhaka was awarded the fair play trophy.