The much-awaited FKF Women's Premier League match between Mathare United and Kayole Starlets ended in a 1-1 draw on Sunday. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe match triggered attention on social media days to it following the decision to have it staged at the M-Pesa Grounds, Thika. Further, the existing rivalry between the two sides spiced up the social media debate, effectively turning it as one of the highlight match of the weekend. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9999945##However, there was nothing to separate the two sides who clashed at the Police Sacco Grounds. Kayole took the lead in the 56th minute through Eunice Nabwoba, with Shalin Otieno leveling for Mathare in the 81st minute. The two sides hail from Nairobi's Eastlands and train in Komarock. They shared in the FKF Women National Super League (WNSL) for over three seasons and were once rivals in the top tier. Mulee explains why coaching Harambee Stars is 'the most difficult job in the world'Mathare, who regained promotion to the top tier after five seasons in the second tier, had a mixed start to the season having lost once and shared spoils once. Kayole, on the other hand, had drawn one and won one.Against Kayole, Mathare had a chance to take the lead in the fifth minute but Iddah Odingo shot over the bar from close range. Magneta Ocharo, who has earned her first call up to the national team Harambee Starlets, was the recipient of Kayole’s first chance but her shot was well saved by Ivy Makhoha in the Mathare goal.Gladwell Msungu thought that she had given Mathare the lead in the 33rd minute but the offside flag came to the rescue of Kayole. Tanzania-based coach highlights what Migori Youth must improve ahead of FKFPL debutAfter a barren half, both team resumed with renewed vigour in a bid to grab all points and bragging rights at stake. It was Kayole who took the lead and appeared destined for maximum points, only for Mathare to respond with less than ten minutes on the clock.