The 2026 FUFA Women’s Cup semifinal lineup is finally complete after reigning champions Amus College WFC and league champions Kawempe Muslim WFC secured their places in the last four. Their victories in the quarterfinal stage ensured that two of Uganda’s strongest women’s football clubs remain firmly on course for silverware in what has been another exciting edition of the competition.
The quarterfinal matches attracted significant attention from football fans across Uganda as teams battled for a coveted spot in the semifinals. With the stakes higher than ever, both Amus College and Kawempe Muslim showed why they are among the elite forces in Ugandan women’s football.
Amus College Continues Title Defense
As defending champions, Amos College entered the quarterfinals carrying the pressure of maintaining their status as cup holders. The side demonstrated remarkable composure and determination throughout a tense encounter against She Maroons.
After a hard-fought match ended goalless in normal time, the game was decided through a dramatic penalty shootout. Amus College held their nerve from the spot to emerge victorious, 9-8, booking their place in the semifinals and keeping alive hopes of retaining the trophy they won last season.
The victory highlighted the team’s resilience and championship mentality. Winning penalty shootouts requires mental strength, concentration, and confidence under pressure—qualities that Amus College displayed throughout the contest.
Having lifted the FUFA Women’s Cup in 2025, Amus College knows exactly what it takes to navigate the knockout stages. Their experience could prove invaluable as they approach the decisive matches ahead.
Kawempe Muslims Show Their Class
Joining Amus College in the semifinals is Kawempe Muslim, who continued their impressive season with another strong performance in the quarterfinals.
The Kampala-based side defeated Wakiso Hill to secure progression and complete the semifinal puzzle. The victory further underlined Kawempe Muslim’s status as one of the most consistent teams in Ugandan women’s football.
Kawempe Muslim has enjoyed an exceptional campaign, recently clinching the 2025/26 FUFA Women Super League title. Their domestic success has been built on disciplined defending, tactical organization, and a squad filled with talented players capable of deciding matches at crucial moments.
The club’s supporters will now be dreaming of a domestic double, with the team just two wins away from adding the FUFA Women’s Cup to their league triumph.
A Semifinal Lineup Packed with Quality
The completion of the semifinal lineup sets the stage for what promises to be an exciting conclusion to the competition.
The remaining teams have all demonstrated quality, determination, and consistency throughout the tournament. Each side will believe they have a realistic chance of reaching the final and lifting one of the most prestigious trophies in Ugandan women’s football.
For Amus College, the objective is clear: defend their crown and cement their growing reputation as a powerhouse in the women’s game.
For Kawempe Muslim, the goal is equally significant: capitalize on their league-winning momentum and complete a memorable season with another major trophy.
Growing Importance of the FUFA Women’s Cup
The FUFA Women’s Cup continues to play a vital role in the development of women’s football in Uganda. The tournament provides clubs from different levels of the football pyramid with opportunities to compete against elite opposition and showcase their talent on a national stage.
Over the years, the competition has produced memorable matches, emerging stars, and dramatic moments that have helped raise the profile of the women’s game.
The continued growth of clubs such as Amus College, Kawempe Muslim, She Corporate, Kampala Queens, and others reflects the increasing competitiveness of women’s football across the country.
Key Players to Watch
As the semifinals approach, several players are expected to play crucial roles for their respective teams.
Kawempe Muslim boasts a talented squad featuring attacking threats capable of changing games in an instant. Their recent league-winning campaign showcased the team’s depth and quality across all departments.
Meanwhile, Amos College continues to rely on the collective strength that guided them to last year’s cup success. Their ability to remain composed in pressure situations was evident in the quarterfinal shootout victory and could once again prove decisive.
The upcoming matches are likely to be decided by small margins, making individual brilliance and tactical discipline critical factors.
What Comes Next?
With the semifinal lineup now confirmed, anticipation is building among players, coaches, and supporters. The remaining teams are just one victory away from reaching the final and competing for national glory.
Amus College will seek to continue their title defense, while Kawempe Muslim hopes to maintain their excellent form and move closer to completing a remarkable double.
Regardless of who eventually lifts the trophy, the 2026 FUFA Women’s Cup has already delivered excitement, drama, and compelling storylines that highlight the rapid growth of women’s football in Uganda.
ENDNOTE
The quarterfinal stage of the 2026 FUFA Women’s Cup produced high drama as holders Amus College and league champions Kawempe Muslim secured the final semifinal spots. Amus College survived a tense penalty shootout against She Maroons, while Kawempe Muslim demonstrated their quality with a convincing performance to advance.
With the semifinals now set, fans can look forward to more thrilling encounters as Uganda’s top women’s football clubs battle for a place in the final. Whether Amus College successfully defends its crown or Kawempe Muslim continues its march toward a domestic double, the stage is set for a spectacular finish to this year’s competition.
