Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC announced themselves as serious title contenders with a commanding 2-0 win over She Corporate FC at the FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru, ending the Sharks’ unbeaten streak. Forward Latifah Nakasi starred with a first-minute opener and a second goal in the 18th minute, as Kawempe’s attacking trio of Nakasi, Jovia Nakagolo, and Asia Nakibuuka overpowered She Corporate’s defence. Head coach Ayub Khalifa praised the team’s collective effort and defensive solidity, noting it was a crucial win to propel them to the top of the table.
Meanwhile, Kampala Queens secured a narrow 1-0 victory against St Noa Girls-Zana FC at Muteesa II Stadium thanks to Catherine Nagadya’s decisive strike in the 31st minute. Despite St Noa’s dominant display in their debut league campaign, the Queens capitalized on a defensive lapse and maintained their clean sheet. Assistant coach Sharon Kizza highlighted the squad’s resilience, while Zainabu Birungi earned Woman of the Match honors. The result keeps Kampala Queens second on the standings.
Rines SS WFC finally got off the mark with a tight 1-0 win over Uganda Martyrs H/S WFC at St Gerald’s Ground. Yasmeen Nalukwago scored the decisive goal, while teenage goalkeeper Bridget Nansamba made crucial saves to secure the maiden victory of the season, earning the Finance Trust Bank Woman of the Match award.
Elsewhere, She Maroons FC and Amus College WFC returned to winning ways. She Maroons edged Makerere University WFC 2-1 with goals from Immaculate Kizza and Lillian Kasuubo, while Halima Kampi scored a consolation for the university side. At Amus College Stadium, Amus College WFC defeated Lady Doves FC 2-0, with Opisa Shayline and Aujat Doreen on target; Charity Katusiime claimed Woman of the Match. Both teams moved into fourth and fifth positions respectively.
Finally, Asubo Ladies FC and Olila H/S WFC played out a thrilling 2-2 draw, with Asubo taking a two-goal lead in the first half through Faiza Bint Ibrahim and Mercy Nimusiima, only for Mary Lotyang to score twice in the second half to salvage a point and earn Woman of the Match.
With midway through the first round already delivering twists and surprises, the 2025/2026 season is shaping up to be fiercely competitive, with Kawempe Muslim, Kampala Queens, and other challengers all staking their claims for the title.
