Amusi College WFC 2-2 Kawempe Muslim FC Women produced a lively Uganda Women Super League contest on 24 October 2026, with the sides sharing the points after a 21:00 kickoff. Amusi College made the brighter start and took an early lead, but Kawempe Muslim FC Women responded well, turned the game around in the second half, and looked set for victory until a late equalizer salvaged a 2-2 draw for the hosts.

Match overview

The game was played at a good tempo from the opening minutes, with Amusi College pressing high and looking to force mistakes in Kawempe’s build-up. That approach paid off when the home side opened the scoring around the 14th minute, finishing off a quick attacking sequence after winning the ball in midfield. Kawempe gradually settled, began to find space in wide areas, and equalized before half-time through a well-worked move that pulled the Amusi defence out of shape.

After the break, Kawempe Muslim FC Women looked the more controlled side. They took the lead around the 61st minute after sustained possession and a sharp finish inside the box. Amusi, however, refused to fade out of the match. The hosts pushed more players forward in the closing stages and were rewarded around the 86th minute when a late attacking move ended with the ball in the net, making it 2-2.

Key moments

• 14th minute: Amusi College take the lead after a high press forces a turnover and the attack is finished confidently.
• 37th minute: Kawempe Muslim FC Women equalize after stretching the home defence and finding space in the penalty area.
• 61st minute: Kawempe go ahead with a composed finish following a spell of sustained pressure.
• 86th minute: Amusi College find a late equalizer to secure a point in front of their supporters.

Tactical story

Amusi College’s early plan was clear: press aggressively, win the ball in advanced areas, and deny Kawempe time to settle. It worked for long spells in the first half, but Kawempe adjusted by using wider angles and switching play more quickly. Once Kawempe began to control midfield, the match tilted in their favour, and their second-half lead was no surprise.

Amusi’s response was equally important. Rather than sitting back after falling behind, they pushed their full-backs higher and committed more bodies into the box. That increased risk at the back, but it also gave them the momentum needed for a late equalizer. Kawempe will be disappointed not to have managed the final minutes better, while Amusi will take confidence from their persistence.

Standout performers

The Amusi goalkeeper made several important stops, especially during Kawempe’s strongest spell after half-time, and her handling under pressure kept the hosts within reach. Amusi’s central midfielder also deserves credit for maintaining energy in the middle of the park and driving the late push. For Kawempe, the right-sided attacker was a constant outlet, while the centre-forward’s movement caused problems throughout the second half.

What the draw means

The result adds another competitive chapter to the Uganda Women Super League season. Kawempe Muslim FC Women will see it as two points dropped in the title race, particularly after leading with time running out. Amusi College, meanwhile, will view the draw as a sign of resilience and a useful platform for their next fixtures. Both sides remain involved in the league’s broader battle for position, and this performance suggests they will be difficult opponents in the weeks ahead.