The Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League Returns after the International break

The Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League returns this Sunday 18th October 2026 with matchday three featuring six exciting fixtures after the international break for the Women’s Olympic Games Africa Qualifiers.

To start with, table leaders Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC face defending champions Kawempe Muslim Ladies FC in the headline fixture of the weekend at St. Mary’s Stadium, Kitende.

Unbeaten so far this season, Uganda Martyrs Lubaga will be keen to maintain their impressive start.

However, it will not be an easy task as Kawempe Muslim who will be playing at home will not tolerate dropping points.

Kawempe captain Agnes Nabukenya fresh from national duty with the Crested Cranes will be expected to lift her side against the Kiddawalime girls.

On the other hand, Uganda Martyrs will rely on the in-form Brenda Munyana, Angel Kigongo Auki and new signing Brenda Luka who has already made a significant impact to lead the attack.

Currently, Uganda Martyrs Lubaga sits top of the table while Kawempe Muslim LFC fourth with four points from two games.

Next up, She Corporate FC hosts She Maroons FC at FUFA Technical Centre Njeru.

She Corporate who are sixth on the table after losing their last home game to St. Noa Girls FC will be out for revenge.

Last season, She Maroons denied them the title after holding them to a goalless draw on the final day when She Corporate needed maximum points.

The Sharks will look to striker Jesca Namanda to fire them back to winning ways.

Meanwhile, She Maroons, also known as the jailers are second on the table with four points from two games having won one and drawn one.

Midfielder Jackline Adong will be key to their hopes of securing a positive result away from home.

Furthermore, at Muteesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku, St. Noa Girls FC will welcome debutants Jinja United WFC.

The hosts come into the game with confidence after beating She Corporate and drawing with KCCA Women FC in their last outings and will aim to build on that momentum.

In contrast, Jinja United have lost both of their opening games sitting in the relegation zone with zero points and will be desperate to pick up their first points in the top flight.

At Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium, Amus College WFC visit bottom-placed Rines SS WFC.

Both sides are yet to register a win this season.

Rines SS WFC have lost their first two games while Amus College WFC have drawn one and lost one.

With both teams hungry for their first three points, an exciting contest is expected.

In another fixture, Makerere University WFC host title-chasing KCCA Women FC at Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium Ground at 10:0am.

This comes as they changed playground from the usual Nsibirwa playground.

KCCA Women FC who have ambitions of challenging for the title will need to work hard to overcome a resilient Makerere side.

Last season’s giant killers, Makerere University WFC already have three points and will rely on their solid backline led by Winnie Nakanwangi to contain KCCA’s dangerous attacking duo of Kamiyati Naigaga and Joanita Ainembabazi.

Lastly, Lady Doves FC welcome fellow debutants URA Ladies FC at the Katusabe Dove Ground in Masindi.

Lady Doves who are ninth with one draw and one loss are still searching for their first win of the season.

URA Ladies FC , seventh with one win and one loss will bank on the experience of new signings Patience Nabulobi, Shamusa Najjuma team captain Zaina Namuleme and Elizabeth Nakigozi to edge past the hosts.

In the scoring charts, Angel Kigongo Auki (Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFC), Jesca Namanda (She Corporate FC ) and Kamiyati Naigaga (KCCA Women FC) jointly lead with two goals each.