Matchday Two of the 2025/26 Futsal Women Super League delivered another night of edge-of-your-seat action at the Old Kampala Futsal Arena.
Lubiri Falcons continued their blistering start, narrowly defeating Lubaga Grameen 4–3 in a pulsating contest. Hassan Kalule opened the scoring for Lubiri, with Francis Elubu adding a second. An own goal by William Ibrahim handed Lubiri a third, but Grameen fought back with Frank Ssebata scoring twice and Ibrahim redeeming himself with a goal of his own. Kalule then netted a dramatic late winner to seal all three points for the Falcons.
Kabowa Dream Team maintained their momentum, edging past Kisenyi FC 3–2 in another thrilling clash. Victor Kazibwe’s brace, complemented by Simanyi Kiyaga’s strike, proved decisive, while Ibrahim Azabo and Abdulkadir Ali scored for Kisenyi in a spirited fightback.
Meanwhile, Nansana ASKA celebrated a historic first league victory, with Muhammed Daule producing a sensational performance. Daule netted four goals to inspire a 6–4 triumph over Edgars Youth Programme, announcing himself as one of the season’s early stars and lifting ASKA off the mark in style.
The league returns next Friday with three exciting fixtures: Mengo City will take on QC Mbarara, Old Kampala FC will face UG Kops, and Lamansia will battle Entebbe Cheetahs. Fans can expect more high-scoring action, individual brilliance, and competitive clashes as the season gathers momentum.