The 2025/26 betPawa Futsal Super League exploded into life with goals, drama, and dazzling displays — and the defending champions Mengo City Futsal Club wasted no time reminding everyone who runs the court!
The champions tore through Entebbe Cheetahs 10–1 in a ruthless show of dominance that screamed “We’re not done yet!”
From the first whistle, Mengo City’s trademark slick passing and relentless pressing suffocated their opponents.
Farouk Tumwesigye was simply unstoppable — scoring for fun — while Anthony Male bagged a brace.Joshua Aziku, Billy Nkata, Arafat Kabanda, and John Musasizi added their names to the scoresheet in a performance that set an early gold standard for the season.
But the night wasn’t just about the champions — debutants Lubiiri Falcons Futsal Club made the loudest possible entrance!
In their first-ever top-flight match, the new boys stunned UG Kop 6–0 with a fearless display of flair and precision.Arafat Ssentongo led the charge with a sensational hat-trick, Mansour Kintu added a stylish brace, and Najib Muwonge opened the floodgates with the first goal.
A dream debut. A statement win. The Falcons have landed!
Rebranded side Old Kampala Futsal Club (formerly Crown Lubiri) also hit the ground running, brushing aside Lamansia SC 4–0. Fresh signings from Park FC made an instant impact — Abasi Muluya struck twice, Michael Abura added one, and Kulane Baker sealed a confident victory.
Elsewhere, Lubaga Grameen downed Nansana ASKA 6–2 with Frank Ssebatta bagging a hat-trick and Reagan Kimbugwe adding a brace.
QC Mbarara overcame Kisenyi FC 3–1, while Kabowa Dream Team edged Edgars Youth Programme 4–3 in a seven-goal thriller that closed a memorable opening night at Old Kampala Sports Arena.
The action resumes on Friday, 31st October 2025, with six more matches — including the long-awaited kickoff of the inaugural Women’s Futsal Super League.