Amus College Women Football Club continue to struggle in the Uganda Women Super League after suffering another defeat, this time falling 2-1 to Rines SS WFC in a competitive encounter.
Rines SS WFC celebrated their first victory of the season, with Arach Phiona and Shakirah Kabagaya finding the back of the net to secure all three points for their side. Despite Amus College's efforts to fight back, their response came late in the game when Zabinah Namboozo pulled one goal back, but it was not enough to prevent another disappointing result.
The defeat leaves Amus College searching for answers as they endure back-to-back losses, raising questions about their ability to regain their early-season momentum. With the competition becoming increasingly intense, the team will need to regroup, address their challenges, and rediscover the winning formula.
Catherine Remains Optimistic Despite the Setbacks
Speaking to NileBuzz after the match, Namataka Catherine emphasized the team's commitment to turning their fortunes around. She noted that the players work hard every matchday, determined to return to winning ways.
Her message reflects a team that, despite the disappointing results, remains focused on improving and fighting for better outcomes in the matches ahead.
For Amus College WFC, the challenge now is to turn that hard work into results. Their supporters will be hoping to see a stronger response in their next outing as the team looks to end its losing run and get its campaign back on track.
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