Robo Queens Dominate — Rout Confluence Queens 4–0 in Lagos

Robo Queens delivered one of their most commanding displays of the season, sweeping aside Confluence Queens 4–0 in Lagos on Matchday 26 of the NWFL Premiership.

The scoring began in the 27th minute when Favour Nkwocha reacted fastest to a loose ball in the box following sustained attacking pressure, giving the hosts the lead. Just before halftime, Tosin Rafiu doubled the advantage in the 40th minute after a neat build-up that exposed Confluence’s defense.

In the second half, Kemi Adegbuyi took centre stage, scoring twice in quick succession first in the 54th minute with a composed finish, then moments later in the 56th minute after pouncing on a defensive lapse sealing the emphatic win.

The victory cements Robo Queens’ strong run as the league approaches its critical final stages, while Confluence Queens will now need to regroup quickly to avoid slipping further in the standings.

Editorial

There are nights in football where form, confidence and resolve converge and what emerges is not just victory, but statement. Robo Queens produced exactly that on Wednesday a performance that did not whisper domination, but roared it. In a league often defined by close contests and gritty draws, their 4–0 demolition of Confluence Queens stood out because it wasn’t just about goals, it was about authority.

Favour Nkwocha’s opener came at a moment when a lead would have settled nerves. Tosin Rafiu’s strike before halftime stripped Confluence of composure. But it was Kemi Adegbuyi’s brace two goals in two minutes that crystallised the message this wasn’t luck, or fleeting momentum. This was control. Precision. Ruthless finishing.

What struck most was how Robo controlled the game. The rhythm, the pressing, the timing of passes they looked like a team whose ambitions reached far beyond survival or midtable mediocrity. They played with urgency, but also with structure a balance many teams chase, few achieve.

For Confluence Queens, the night will sting. Defeats of this magnitude test resilience, demand introspection. For Robo, though, this win reaffirms a truth dominance in the women’s game isn’t about legacy it’s about execution. And right now, in Lagos, Robo Queens are writing their next chapter with sharpness and intent. If they hold to this path, they won’t just chase titles they’ll define standards.

Did You Know?

1. Earlier this season, Robo Queens began their NWFL campaign strongly  on Matchday 1 they defeated Benue Queens 5–1, underlining their attacking intent from the very outset.
2. The 4–0 victory over Confluence Queens is not their first big win in a previous NWFL campaign, Robo also beat Confluence 4–0 to clinch a Super Six playoff spot.
3. The win strengthens their position in the league as the season edges toward its decisive stages, boosting both morale and their chances for a top finish.
4. FC Robo Queens, sometimes called the “Landladies of Lagos,” have a history of strong performances in both national league and state-level competitions, reflecting a deep-rooted tradition in Lagos women’s football.
5. The method of victory goals from open play, a smart positional sense, and clinical finishing suggests that Robo Queens are not relying on luck or set pieces, but on a coherent attacking philosophy and collective teamwork.