Confluence Queens and Nasarawa Amazons shared the spoils in a 1–1 draw at Iyahmo on NWFL Premiership Matchday Seven, with a dramatic late equaliser denying the hosts maximum points.
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Confluence Queens took the lead in the 19th minute through Seember Emmanuel, who continued her fine run of form with a composed finish.
The forward, fresh from scoring a brace against Dannaz Ladies on Matchday Six, once again proved decisive in the final third as she put her side ahead early in the contest.
After conceding, Nasarawa Amazons grew steadily into the game, increasing their tempo and pressing for an equaliser. Despite Confluence Queens’ defensive resilience and attempts to manage the game, the visitors maintained belief and were rewarded late on.
With just two minutes left on the clock, Omotoke Ogunfuwa struck in the 88th minute to restore parity for Nasarawa Amazons, silencing the home crowd and ensuring her side walked away with a valuable away point.
The result reflects a competitive and evenly balanced encounter, with both teams showing resilience and attacking intent.
For Confluence Queens, the draw will feel like a missed opportunity after leading for most of the match, while Nasarawa Amazons will take encouragement from their late fightback.
Seember Emmanuel’s consistent scoring form remains a major positive for Confluence Queens as the season progresses, while Nasarawa Amazons will be pleased with their character and determination on the road
