By | Brian Sentuuya 🇺🇬
In a symphony of skill and determination, the Old Kampala Futsal Arena served as the stage for the captivating conclusion of the 2023/24 betPawa Futsal Super League’s first round.The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as six exhilarating games unfolded, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
Park FC, an unwavering force in the league’s landscape, continuing their triumphant journey with an awe-inspiring 10th victory in 11 games. Their mettle shone brightly as they sealed a 3-1 win against Kisugu, a feat achieved through the brilliance of Michael Abura, Samuel Kalyango, and Africa Anthony. This wasn’t just a win; it was a testament to their dominance and prowess on the futsal pitch.
Nansana ASKA, like a powerhouse in full swing, took center stage in the second Thursday match. With an overwhelming 5-0 victory over Kampala Junior Team, they left an indelible mark. Sinani Kiyaga and Ali Miti orchestrated the symphony of goals, securing ASKA’s seventh triumph of the season. Their ascent to the fifth position with 21 points solidified their standing as a formidable contender, while KJT bowed out of the first round in 10th place with 10 points.
Breaking free from the shadows of a winless streak, Mengo City stepped into the limelight on Thursday. With a resounding 4-2 victory over Kabowa Dream Team, they not only secured three crucial points but also breathed new life into their campaign. Their climb to the seventh position with 14 points, matching Kabowa’s eighth-place standing, marked a renaissance for Mengo City.
Friday’s spectacle unfolded as Kisenyi FC’s Julius Kassaga orchestrated a one-man show, scoring five goals in a mesmerizing 6-4 victory over second-placed Luzira FC. This wasn’t just a win; it was a statement, catapulting Kisenyi and Luzira to a shared platform of 24 points each. As they trailed leaders Park FC by seven points, the league found itself in the midst of a captivating race for supremacy.
Aidenal, in their debut appearance, etched their name into the league’s narrative with a convincing 4-0 victory over Kawempe FC on Friday. The one-sided affair was a declaration of intent, signaling Aidenal’s arrival as a force to be reckoned with in the futsal arena.
Simultaneously, Lubaga Grameen graced Friday’s proceedings with a 5-3 triumph over Edgars Youth Programme. Younis Abdullahi’s stellar performance played a pivotal role in their victory, contributing to a shared tally of 24 points with Kisenyi and Luzira after 11 games.
As the echoes of Thursday and Friday’s encounters reverberate, the league finds itself in a state of equilibrium. Lubaga, Kisenyi, and Luzira stand as pillars of strength, unified in pursuit of the leaders, Park FC.
With 27 days of respite, the league takes a breath, poised to resume its enthralling narrative on February 29th at the Old Kampala Futsal Arena. The anticipation is palpable, promising enthusiasts a continuation of the riveting competition that has defined this season’s futsal saga.
- Achomo, Mukulu Rally Seeta High to Keep Women’s Finals Alive
- Omara Inspires Watoto Men to 2-1 Finals Lead as Seeta Revive Title Hopes
- Kawempe Overcome Uganda Martyrs to Seize League Summit
- Uganda Martyrs Face Kawempe Test with Top Spot at Stake | Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League
- KCCA Women Held by Makerere as Missed Chances Define Goalless Draw | Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League
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Finance Trust Bank FUFA WSL 2026/2027 Fixtures.
FWSL - MATCH DAY 1 FIXTURE
 
(1)
3 - 02026/2027
Kawempe Muslims LFC vs Jinja United WFC |
 
(1)
0 - 12026/2027
She Corporate FC vs St.Noa Girls Zana FC |
 
(1)
0 - 32026/2027
URA Ladies FC vs KCCA WFC |
 
(1)
1 - 02026/2027
Makerere University vs Amus College WFC |
 
(1)
0 - 12026/2027
LADY DOVES FC vs Uganda Martyrs LWFC |
 
(1)
0 - 32026/2027
Rines SS WFC vs She Maroons FC |
AROUND THE SPORTING WORLD
- Achomo, Mukulu Rally Seeta High to Keep Women’s Finals Alive
Facing the prospect of falling 3-0 behind in the best-of-five series, Seeta produced a determined late fightback to secure their first win of the finals. Kampala University had entered Game Three with victories of 48-43 and 53-47 in the opening two games, hoping to move closer to the championship, but Seeta refused to let the series slip away. - Omara Inspires Watoto Men to 2-1 Finals Lead as Seeta Revive Title Hopes
Both series resume on Wednesday, with Watoto seeking the victory that would put them on the brink of the men’s title and Seeta aiming to draw level in the women’s competition. - Kawempe Overcome Uganda Martyrs to Seize League Summit
Football rewards teams that seize their opportunities, and Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC made theirs count to claim a 2-1 victory over Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende, on Sunday. - Uganda Martyrs Face Kawempe Test with Top Spot at Stake | Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League
The central contest is likely to be between Uganda Martyrs’ scoring threat and Kawempe’s unbeaten defence. With an average of 2.5 goals per game, the leaders have demonstrated their ability to make chances count. Kawempe, by contrast, have yet to concede, suggesting that their defensive organisation has been effective. The challenge for Uganda Martyrs is to find a way through without losing the attacking rhythm that has brought them six points. - KCCA Women Held by Makerere as Missed Chances Define Goalless Draw | Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League
The goalless draw was a story of opportunities missed and defensive interventions that mattered. KCCA had enough chances to win the match but could not find the finishing touch, while Makerere remained resilient and came within inches of claiming victory at the death.
