Mighty Jets Mata delivered a commanding performance to defeat Plateau United Queens 3–0 and lift the Plateau State Federation Cup at the New Jos Stadium, with both teams securing qualification for the National FA Cup.
The result marked a strong response from Mighty Jets Mata, who had lost to Plateau United Queens in last year’s final, turning the tables in emphatic fashion this time around.
The game started on a difficult note for the Queens, as Jamaima Daniel opened the scoring early with a well-taken direct free kick.
Plateau United Queens attempted to respond, with Juliet Okoloko, Agnes, and Blessing involved in attacking moves, but their efforts lacked the finishing touch.
Mighty Jets Mata extended their lead in the 27th minute after capitalising on a costly error by the goalkeeper, with Beatrice Okor making it 2–0.
In search of a response, Plateau United Queens made triple substitutions before halftime, but Mighty Jets Mata remained the more threatening side, creating additional chances before the break.
The Queens improved after the restart and applied sustained pressure, but Mighty Jets Mata stayed organised at the back, denying them clear openings.
Late in the game, the result was sealed on the counter, as Blessing Swatel calmly lifted the ball over the goalkeeper to make it 3–0.
A dominant and disciplined display from Mighty Jets Mata, who combined clinical finishing with solid defending to secure a deserved victory and complete their revenge over the defending champions.
Meanwhile, the Men’s final between Plateau United and Mighty Jets is currently going on at the Jos New Stadium.