FUFA Women Elite League
Sunday, 30th May 2021
Amuria High School 0-1 Wakiso Hills
She Maroons Ajax Queens
She Maroons secured the final slot in the Semi-finals of the 2020/21 FUFA Women Elite League in scintillating fashion after obliterating Ajax Queens on Sunday.
In a one side affair, She Maroons showed their mighty and dominated in every aspect to dispatch hapless Ajax Queens.
Right from onset, all indicators showed the Prison Warders were in perfect shape and looked the better side.
As early as the second minute, the floodgates were opened as striker and captain of the day Millicent Namwembe set the tone of the game with a sweet finish.
She beat Joanita Nassali for pace to slot past onrushing goalkeeper Pamela Nakayondo, thanks to Kautharah Naluyima who set her up.
Five minutes later, Babirye produced one of the best goals at the tournament with her intended cross beating the goalkeeper and going straight into the back of the net.
With Ajax Queens still at sixes and sevens, She Maroons kept surging forward and Namwembe got her second on the day in the 13th minute to stretch the lead further.
Ajax Queens seemed to have calmed their nerves and She Maroons contended with the big lead slowed down the tempo a bit.
At the start of the second half, Ajax Queens lost goalkeeper Nakayondo through injury and striker Annet Namwenge switched to goal.
Jacinta Nanjobe who replaced Nakayondo got the consolation for Ajax Queens with her left-footed effort beating goalkeeper Esther Akujo in the 67th minute.
She Maroons FC will face Wakiso Hills in the semifinals on Tuesday. The latter edged Amuria High School 1-0 in the first Quarterfinal on Sunday.
Full Semi-final Fixtures
Rines SS WFC vs Bunyaruguru Girls WFC
She Maroons vs Wakiso Hills WFC
SHE Maroons Starting XI
Esther Akujo, Lydia Nayunju, Justin Kiiza Najjuko, Diana Nantongo, Joelia Babirye, Jackline Adong, Joan Naggayi, Anita Babirye, Millicent, Lilian Veronica Masinde
Ajax Queens Starting XI
Pamela Nakayondo, Patricia Akiror, Joanita Nassali, Agnes Namirembe, Sharon Nanyonjo, Alizik Namakula, Moureen Nangozi, Annet Namwenge, Martha Nalubega, Margaret Nalubega, Caroline Nakyanzi
