Sports 28 September 2026 Daily Monitor (Uganda)
KCCA and St Noa Draw Amidst Scoring Struggles
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Women's Football Club drew with St Noa Ladies in a Uganda Women's Football League match, with both teams failing to capitalize on scoring opportunities. Defending champions Kawempe Muslim also experienced a similar outcome in their fixture. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/sports/soccer/kcca-st-noa-share-spoils-as-finishing-woes-bite-5612056
The Uganda Women’s Football League saw defending champions KCCA forced to share the spoils with St Noa Ladies in a match characterized by frustratingly poor finishing from both sides.
Despite creating numerous chances throughout the game, neither KCCA nor St Noa could find the back of the net, resulting in a goalless draw. The attacking prowess that defines top-tier football was notably absent, leaving coaches and fans alike questioning the side’s ability to convert opportunities into goals.
This lack of clinical finishing has become a recurring theme for many teams in the league, as evidenced by the fate of defending champions Kawempe Muslim, who were also held to a draw in their respective match. The struggle to score is proving to be a significant hurdle for several clubs aiming for top honors this season.
KCCA, in particular, will be disappointed with the result, as they looked to assert dominance against St Noa. However, their efforts were consistently thwarted by missed shots and a lack of composure in front of goal. St Noa, on the other hand, can take some solace in their defensive solidity, but will also be concerned about their own offensive shortcomings.
The league continues to highlight the critical importance of effective striking and the need for teams to refine their attacking strategies to overcome these prevalent finishing woes.