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NPFL: Monday happy to help Plateau United beat Shooting Stars

Plateau United forward Gideon Monday has expressed happiness with his contribution to the team’s 3-1 win over Shooting Stars. Monday scored the equaliser for Plateau United, cancelling out Taheer Abubakar’s opening goal for Shooting Stars. Seiyefa Jackson gave Plateau United the lead for the first time in the game before Jibril Ibrahim added the third […] NPFL: Monday happy to help Plateau United…

NPFL: Monday happy to help Plateau United beat Shooting Stars

Plateau United forward Gideon Monday expressed satisfaction with his role in the team's 3-1 victory over Shooting Stars. The Nigerian footballer scored the equalizer, nullifying Taheer Abubakar's opening goal for Shooting Stars. Early in the match, Seiyefa Jackson provided Plateau United with their first lead. Jibril Ibrahim then added a third goal for the home side, securing the win.

When asked about his first goal for the club, Monday told Plateau United media, "I'm really happy with the victory, and also delighted to have scored my first goal for the club." He added that he knew he had a chance and attacked it with determination. Monday recently transferred from Shooting Stars to Plateau United at the start of the new season.

He hopes to maintain his scoring performance when Plateau United face Doma United at the Pantami Stadium on Wednesday.

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