FUFA Women Super League | Matchday7
Sunday, November 15
- She Maroons FC 0-0 Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFCÂ
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
Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC head coach Edward Kasozi Ssozi was happy to leave Wankulukuku with a point after his side battled to a goalless draw against She Maroons FC on Sunday, a result that kept them at the top of the FUFA Women Super League.
Kasozi described the outcome as fair, knowing that picking up a point away from home against one of the league’s leading sides was still important in their title pursuit.
“A goalless draw away from home and picking up a point. It is a fair result because we are staying on the top of the table,” Kasozi said.
“It is a positive result and, of course, we shall be picking up from there.”
The two sides met at Muteesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku, on November 15, 2026, in a Matchday Seven encounter that produced plenty of physical contest but no goals.
Uganda Martyrs came into the game top of the standings with 13 points from six matches, while She Maroons were equally eager to build on their 1-0 victory over KCCA Women FC in the previous round.
Neither side managed to find the breakthrough, leaving Uganda Martyrs with 14 points from seven matches and their position at the summit intact.
For She Maroons, the draw took their tally to 12 points, keeping them third, level with second-placed St Noa Girls Zana FC but behind on goal difference.
It was also the second consecutive stalemate between the two teams, following their 1-1 draw in April 2026.
Uganda Martyrs had hoped to find a winning goal, with Kasozi turning to his bench and introducing Deborah Alworonga and Maureen Kiiza to inject fresh energy into the attack.
However, the coach explained that not all the changes went according to plan, with Immaculate Nakanjjako forced off after picking up a problem that left her limping.
“Some of the substitutions, of course, were forced substitutions,” he explained.
“We saw Immaculate Nakanjako start limping and she was not ok, so it was a forced substitution. But again, Kiza and Debo, we expected them to make some changes in the game. But I think the intensity of the game did not match their own goal.”
There were also concerns about the physical demands of the contest, particularly after the goalkeeper went down several times during the match.
Kasozi, however, could not immediately confirm whether any of his players had sustained serious injuries, saying the medical team first needed to assess the situation.
“Not so sure. We have to first consult the doctor,” he said.
“Though it was a physical game, you never know; there might be an injury.”
The draw leaves the title race closely contested after seven matchdays.
Uganda Martyrs lead with 14 points, followed by St Noa Girls Zana FC on 12 points, with She Maroons also on 12 but occupying third place because of an inferior goal difference.
URA Ladies FC are fourth with 10 points from six matches, while KCCA Women FC, She Corporate FC and Makerere University WFC have nine points each.
Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC are eighth with eight points from just four matches, followed by Lady Doves FC, who also have eight points but have played six games.
At the other end, Rines SS WFC have four points, while Amus College WFC and Jinja United WFC are on three points each. The bottom two teams will be relegated to the FUFA Women Elite League, while the team finishing top will be crowned champions.
Meanwhile, KCCA Women FC have raised concerns over the failure to stage their scheduled Matchday Seven fixture against Rines SS WFC.
The match was supposed to take place at Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium on Sunday, November 15, but did not go ahead because of inconsistencies in match coordination relating to the required host venue arrangements and matchday requirements.
In a statement, KCCA Women said they remained committed to the integrity of the competition and expected the matter to be handled in accordance with the established regulations.
The club added that it was waiting for formal communication from the FUFA Competitions Department on the status of the fixture and the appropriate next steps.
On the individual scoring front, She Corporate’s Jesca Namanda leads the race with six goals.
Jinja United’s Shakira Kasango, Kawempe Muslim’s Agnes Nabukenya, Uganda Martyrs’ Auki Kigongo Angel and KCCA Women’s Kamiyat Naigaga follow with three goals each.
Uganda Martyrs also have Aidah Namuwonge on two goals, while She Maroons’ Bridget Nabisaalu and Lilian Mutuuzo have each scored twice.
In their next match, Uganda Martyrs’ immediate focus will turn to KCCA Women FC, whom they share a home with.