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FUFA Women Super League: Kawempe keep flying as Makerere, Gafford boost survival hopes

Kawempe Muslim continued with their brilliant performance this year, picking yet another victory on matchday 16 over the weekend.

The Valley Warriors are unbeaten in 2023, winning six of the seven league games played.

On Sunday, Kawempe Muslim had to come from a goal down to defeat Uganda Martyrs in Lubaga.

Shakirah Nyinagahirwa (in red) attempts to go past Kevin Nakacwa of Uganda Martyrs

Angel Kigongo fired the hosts into the lead but Kawempe Muslim fought back to win 3-1 thanks to goals from Shakirah Nyinagahirwa, Phiona Nabulime and Hadijah Nandago.

The win keeps Kawempe Muslim in second place on 29 points, Uganda Martyrs on the other hand remain 4th on 25 points.

Makerere University earned a 3-0 win over Olila to boost their chances of surviving relegation.

Husinah Mpanja, Sharon Namatovu and Josephine Ndagire scored a goal each to help SHE MAK move up to 7th place on 18 points.

On the other hand, the loss pushed Olila to the base of the log on 16 points.

Elsewhere, Asubo Gafford Ladies earned a point against She Corporate in the barren stalemate played on Sunday.

The point helped Gafford to move out of the drop zone and are currently eighth with 17 points.

Lady Doves who are still within the relegation zone played out a two-all draw on Saturday in Mukono.

The game between Kampala Queens and Rines was initially supposed to be played on Sunday but was postponed to Monday after a heavy downpour left the pitch unplayable.

Kampala Queens won the closely contested game 2-1 thanks to goals from Resty Nanziri and Margaret Kunihira.

The consolation goal for Rines was scored by Eva Naggayi who converted from the spot.

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