FUFA Women Super League | MD7 | Saturday, November 14
- St Noa Girls Zana FC 1-1 URA Ladies FC
- Jinja United WFC 2-0 Amus College WFC
- She Corporate FC 2-2 Makerere University WFC
St Noa Girls Zana FC and URA Ladies FC had to settle for a point apiece after a 1-1 draw at Muteesa II Stadium in Wankulukuku, while Jinja United WFC finally celebrated their first victory in the 2026/27 FUFA Women Super League on a busy Saturday of Matchday 7 action.
St Noa made a bright start in front of their home supporters, taking the lead just six minutes into the contest. Monica Butema made no mistake from close range, turning home a beautifully delivered cross from Marion Serenge to put the hosts ahead.
URA were not short of ambition, however, and began looking for a way back into the game. Shafiga came close in the 22nd minute with a shot from outside the box, but her effort drifted inches wide.
The visitors didn’t have to wait long for their equaliser. In the 39th minute, Beatrice Kyokushaba found space inside the box and calmly finished to bring URA back on level terms.
The two sides went into the break at 1-1, with the second half promising another battle for all three points.
After the restart, both teams continued to search for a winner. St Noa threatened in the 66th minute when Namuleme picked out Najjuma, who drove into the box before sending her shot wide.
URA made their first change in the 77th minute, introducing Cynthia Kirenga for Tracy Nabalanzi as they looked to inject fresh energy into the team.
The hosts came close to finding a late winner seven minutes from time, but goalkeeper Ashley Nakabugo had other ideas. She came off her line at the right moment to deny St Noa and preserve URA’s point.
Even with at least four minutes added at the end, neither side could find a breakthrough.
St Noa’s Zainabu Birungi was named Woman of the Match following her contribution to the contest.
The draw leaves St Noa second on the table with 12 points, while URA move into fourth place with 10 points.
Away from Wankulukuku, Jinja United finally had reason to celebrate after recording their first victory since earning promotion to the top flight.
At Prime Vocational Institute in Jinja, the hosts beat Amus College WFC 2-0 to collect their first three points in the competition. Shakira Kasango and Benitta Nasejje found the net to give Jinja United a memorable afternoon and a much-needed boost to their campaign.
At the FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru, She Corporate and Makerere University WFC shared four goals in an entertaining 2-2 draw.
Jesca Namanda continued to lead She Corporate’s attacking charge, taking her personal tally to six goals as the hosts raced into a two-goal lead in the first half.
Makerere, however, refused to leave empty-handed. The visitors fought their way back after the break, with Josephine Ndagire and Rashida Nankya scoring to restore parity and earn their side a valuable point.
Matchday 7 will conclude on Sunday, November 15, with two more fixtures.
Rines SS WFC host KCCA Women FC at Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium, while She Maroons FC take on Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC at Muteesa II Stadium in Wankulukuku.