Plateau United Queens delivered an outstanding performance with a 10-0 victory over Zango Queens in the first season of the Northern Amateur Women’s Football League.

The match took place at Saint John’s College football pitch in Jos, showcasing Plateau United Queens as one of Nigeria’s top women’s teams.

From the start, the Plateau team took control with strong attacking moves, clear tactics, and high energy.

They dominated early, pushing Zango Queens deep into their own half and taking advantage of defensive errors.

In the first half, the hosts showed skill and sharp finishing.

Plateau United Queens scored seven goals before halftime, led by Deborah Okoroafor and Juliet Okoloko.

Okoroafor scored goals 1, 3, and 5, showing speed and accuracy.

Okoloko matched her, netting goals 2, 4, and 7, completing a hat-trick in the first half.

Juliet Abwo added their sixth goal with a powerful long shot, demonstrating their attacking strength.

The second half offered little relief for Zango Queens.

Plateau United Queens eased their work, controlling play and holding possession.

Okoloko scored her fourth goal early in the second half, keeping her scoring run alive.

Juliet Jude then scored a special solo goal for the ninth, and Chingplang finished the scoring with a well-placed shot to make it 10-0.

This win shakes up the league and sets a strong tone for Plateau United Queens’ future matches.

Their teamwork, fitness, and tactics were clear. Their squad depth shows they aim to dominate.

For Zango Queens, the result is disappointing but teaches them the high standards of competitive football at this level.