Women Football: She Maroons Put Kampala Queens on Sharp Sword in Build Up Match at Njeru
Njeru: With exactly eleven days to the commence of FUFA Women’s Super League, turned a tournament for a season 2021/22, Kampala Queens had a build up Match against Elite League side, She Maroons on Wednesday at FUFA Technical Centre Njeru-Buikwe.
Despite the fact that they have been training from the same group for at least two weeks back, Kampala Queens failed to pass the test against steady prison keepers.
In simple terms, Kampala Queens were put on Sword edges and the latter’s tacticians in Ismail Mukiibi and Shafic Mutebi were on touchline while four goals enter into their side’s net.
The final score put visitors, She Maroons to a 4-1 win against Super League title contenders Kampala Queens.
The closed door build up Match at Njeru saw Babirye Anita, Lillian ‘Zeddy’ Veronica going on target while Miliscent Namuwembe appeared on score sheet twice for She Maroons.
The Mukiibi Isma and Shafic Mutebi coached Kampala Queens got only one consolation scored by Fauzia Najjemba.
According to our reporter from Njeru-Buikwe, Kampala Queens displayed a poor performance equivalent to ‘shitty football’, FUFA president Eng Moses Magogo said that Cranes displayed in CHAN.
The reporter continues to say that despite the fact the Kampala Queens was missing no player in their squad, Maroons looked better in all departments compared to former.
For starters, news started circulating two weeks back indicating that Kampala Queens is the only team that is granted access to use FUFA Technical Centre, a ground where the 2021 women football leagues going to be held.
On 18th April, 2021, the clubs in group one will be reporting at Njeru while the league Kicksoff on 19th April and Kampala Queens will start their journey against Kawempe Muslim Ladies.
Namusisi Joan, Busingye Patricia,Nabuufu Dorcus, Atuhaire Christine, Namubiru Lukia, Ogol Jackie, Nakiyingi Sophia, Nakkuba Harriet, Nanziri Resty, Lilian Mutuuzo, Najjemba Fauzia, started for Kampala Queens.
Others:
Nalweyiso Resty, Zulaika Ayikoru, Odalu Immaculate, Nassuna Rebecca, Najjemba Precious, Nakintu Nusulah, Nanyonjo Jeridah.