KWPL Round 2 wrap: Police Bullets, Ulinzi and Kibera Soccer Women maintain perfect start

  • 2026/27 Kenya Women Premier league leaders Kenya Police Bullets, Ulinzi Starlets, and Kibera Soccer Women won their respective matches to maintain 100% winning records.
  • Record champions Vihiga Queens, alongside newcomers Trinity Starlets and Elim White Ladies, suffered their second consecutive defeats of the young campaign.
  • Some of the standout performances included Christine Machuka who netted a double for debutants Shabana Starlets.

The second round of the FKF Women’s Premier League 2026/27 season produced another thrilling installment of action over the weekend, with fixtures spanning three consecutive days from Saturday through Monday.

Building on momentum from the opening week of the campaign, three-peat defending champions Kenya Police Bullets, Ulinzi Starlets, and Kibera Soccer Women all recorded victories to maintain a flawless 100% winning record at the top of the standings.

Action kicked off on Saturday, 26th September at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru, where debutants Shabana Starlets continued their impressive unbeaten start to the season with a 2-0 victory over Elim White Ladies.

Christine Machuka was the star of the show for Tore Bobe, scoring a goal on either side of the half to claim all three points and maintain their strong early-season form.

ALSO READ Debut goal inspiring Euphrasier Shilwatso to dream big in the FKF WPL

KWPL Round 2 wrap: Police Bullets, Ulinzi and Kibera Soccer Women maintain perfect start

On the other side of the spectrum, former champions Vihiga Queens,Trinity Starlets, and newbies Elim White Ladies were subjected to their second consecutive defeats of the young season.

Sunday’s packed slate featured four matches across the country, starting at the Police Sacco Grounds in Nairobi with the Slum Derby, where Kibera Soccer Women prevailed over Mathare United Women. Anne Arusi’s second-half penalty proved to be the decisive goal in a tight contest, securing Kibera’s second consecutive 1-0 victory of the campaign.

Later at the same venue, Kayole Starlets secured their first win of the season thanks to a first-half strike from Magneta Ocharo, who continued her fine form by registering her third goal contribution of the young season in Kayole’s 1-0 defeat of Trinity Starlets.

ALSO READ Kenya Women Premier League Round 1 wrap as Police Bullets, Ulinzi Starlets lead the way

Meanwhile at Sudi Stadium in Nzoia, Bungoma Queens and Gideon’s Starlets both picked up their first points of the season after playing out to a goalless 0-0 draw.

Over at the Mumias Sports Complex on Sunday afternoon, record champions Vihiga Queens saw their early-season woes continue as they succumbed to their second consecutive defeat.

The Legacy Makers fell 2-1 to soldiers Ulinzi Starlets, who were powered by a quickfire second-half brace from Bevaline Adika.

Vihiga’s lone consolation was netted by Josephine Werenga, who remains the only player to have scored for the team this season, adding to her goal from the opening weekend against Mathare which was the very first goal of the entire league campaign.

The final match of the gameweek played on Monday afternoon at Dandora Stadium saw defending champions Kenya Police Bullets maintain their perfect run by beating Zetech Sparks 2-0.

Second-half goals from Terry Engesha and Airin Madalina broke Zetech’s resistance to ensure Police Bullets rejoined Ulinzi Starlets and Kibera Soccer at the top of the table on six points.

2026/27 Kenya Women Premier League collated Round 2 results

Shabana Starlets 2–0 Elim White Ladies
Vihiga Queens 1–2 Ulinzi Starlets
Kibera Soccer Women 1–0 Mathare United Women
Kayole Starlet 1–0 Trinity Starlets
Bungoma Queens 0–0 Gideon’s Starlets
Zetech Sparks 0–2 Kenya Police Bullets

One thought on “KWPL Round 2 wrap: Police Bullets, Ulinzi and Kibera Soccer Women maintain perfect start”

Leave a Reply

Discover more from Kenya's sports news, betting and casino updates | SportPesa Kenya blog

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading