URA Ladies FC were crowned winners of the 2025/26 Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Elite League after defeating Jinja United WFC 1-0 in the Play-off Final at Muteesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku on Saturday.
Belinda Nabawanuka scored the decisive goal in the 31st minute, finishing from close range after a well-weighted through ball from Elizabeth Nakigozi.
The final started cautiously, with both teams taking time to settle into the contest. URA Ladies FC gradually grew into the game and broke the deadlock shortly after the half-hour mark through Nabawanuka’s composed finish.
Jinja United WFC returned with renewed intent after the break and pushed for an equaliser, but URA Ladies FC remained disciplined defensively to protect their lead and complete an unbeaten campaign.
Both finalists had already secured promotion to the 2026/27 Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Super League after finishing top of their respective groups. URA Ladies FC emerged winners of the Elizabeth Group, while Jinja United WFC topped the Victoria Group, with the Play-off Final determining the overall winners of the 2025/26 Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Elite League.
Before kick-off, Babrah Anomo, captain of the 2024/25 winners St. Noa Girls FC, carried the Finance Trust Bank FUFA Women Elite League trophy onto the pitch at Muteesa II Stadium.
The trophy presentation was conducted by FUFA Executive Committee Member Deo Mutabazi, Women Football Delegate Owek. Florence Bagunywa Nkalubo and URA Ladies FC CEO Allan Munaaba.
Individual awards
- Most Valuable Player: Vanessa Namazzi (URA Ladies FC)
- Golden Boot: Mary Jane Ithungu (Jinja United WFC)
- Golden Glove: Esther Nantongo (URA Ladies FC)
- Fair Play Award: URA Ladies FC
