THE CONCLUSION OF THE FIRST PHASE OF THE RWANDA WOMEN’S SUPER LEAGUE 2025–2026 HIGHLIGHTS INTENSE COMPETITION AND CHANGES IN THE STANDINGS ⚽️

The Rwanda Women’s Super League wrapped up its first phase on Matchday 11, where all participating teams continued to display determination and competitive spirit in the race for victories and crucial points.

Results of Matchday 11:

APR WFC 0–1 Indahangarwa WFC

Muhazi United WFC 0–0 Rayon Sport WFC

Inyemera WFC 1–1 Police WFC

Nyagatare WFC 0–1 AS Kigali WFC

Forever WFC 1–2 Bugesera WFC

Kamonyi WFC 1–0 Macuba WFC

These matches produced notable shifts, with Indahangarwa WFC securing a vital 1–0 victory over APR WFC, a win that helped them close in on the top positions. Police WFC drew 1–1 with Inyemera WFC, a result that nevertheless allowed Police to maintain their lead at the top of the table.

Rayon Sport WFC were held to a goalless draw by Muhazi United WFC, while AS Kigali WFC earned all three points with a 1–0 win over Nyagatare WFC. Bugesera WFC continued their impressive form by defeating Forever WFC 2–1, and Kamonyi WFC edged Macuba WFC 1–0.

Standings at the End of the First Phase:

1. Police WFC – 27 pts

2. Rayon Sport WFC – 24 pts

3. Indahangarwa WFC – 22 pts

4. Kamonyi WFC – 20 pts

5. APR WFC – 18 pts

6. Macuba WFC – 18 pts

7. Inyemera WFC – 16 pts

8. Bugesera WFC – 13 pts

9. 9. Forever WFC – 9 pts

10. AS Kigali WFC – 9 pts

11. Muhazi United WFC – 8 pts

12. Nyagatare WFC – 0 pts

These standings show just how competitive the league has been, with a narrow points gap between the top four teams, signaling an even more fiercely contested second phase.

The women’s league continues to be a platform for high level competition, emerging talent, and the steady development of women’s football in Rwanda, where every match has a significant impact on the standings.

As the second phase approaches, fans of women’s football are eagerly anticipating even more exciting matches, marked by passion and intense rivalry among teams battling for top positions and the league title.

The Rwanda Women’s Super League continues to offer excitement and hope for the future of women’s football in Rwanda.

WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE RETURN PHASE

The conclusion of the first phase of the Rwanda Women’s Super League 2025–2026 has clearly illustrated the current state of the competition. Strong teams remain locked in a tight battle at the top, while others must step up their efforts to perform better in the return phase.

In the upcoming matches, Police WFC will be tasked with maintaining their momentum and strong results to defend their top position. Meanwhile, Rayon Sport WFC and Indahangarwa WFC will be determined to chase them down and challenge for the championship title. Kamonyi WFC, APR WFC, and Macuba WFC will also need to strengthen their squads and address weaknesses if they are to remain contenders for the top spots.

For mid table teams such as Inyemera WFC and Bugesera WFC, the return phase represents an opportunity to continue improving their level and collect points that could push them closer to the top. Forever WFC, AS Kigali WFC, and Muhaziq United WFC will need to make good use of the preparation period by reinforcing their squadsq and tactical approach in order to escape the lower end of the table.

As for Nyagatare WFC, the return phase will be a time for rebuilding, seeking their first victory, and proving that they can rewrite their story in the league.

Overall, the return phase promises to be even more competitive, with each team pursuing its own objective: fighting for the title, securing higher positions on the table, orq avoiding further struggles. Fans of women’s football continue to look forward to matches filled with passion, skill, and strong emotions.

The Rwanda Women’s Super League is set to continue delivering excitement and hope for the future of women’s football in Rwanda.

Written by Migisha Janviére