Ahmed Musa and Charles Tambe were pivotal in leading Kano Pillars to a comeback victory over Plateau United during a thrilling Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) matchday 10 clash.
Kano Pillars began the match sluggishly, relying on Tambe’s exceptional goalkeeping skills to remain competitive.
The Cameroonian goalkeeper, who recorded vital saves, showcased his growing reputation as a reliable presence in goal for Sai Masu Gida, marking his third consecutive start. Despite their defensive efforts,
Plateau United took the lead shortly after halftime, increasing the pressure on the Pillars to respond.
However, Pillars displayed remarkable determination, leveling the score in the 78th minute with a superbly executed free-kick from veteran Rabiu Ali.
Super Eagles skipper Ahmed Musa completed the comeback with a goal in the 92nd minute, securing all three points for the team.
The goal was Musa’s third of the season, highlighting his increasing influence at the club.
“It was crucial to be prepared for every moment. My role is to keep us competitive, and I’m pleased I could contributed.”
“The match was challenging, but we remained persistent. Scoring in stoppage time for the fans and the team is always a memorable experience. A big shoutout to Musa and everyone involved. We truly earned this victory,” Tambe remarked.
