By Emmanuel Patrick Laku | Sports Hunter South Sudan
The South Sudan Women's Premier League continues to produce remarkable numbers after Week 4, with Yei Joint Stars emerging as the competition's leading attacking force.
The Super Queens have scored 44 goals in four matches, averaging 11 goals per game, while maintaining an unbeaten record with 12 points.
Their latest performance was particularly emphatic, recording a 17–0 victory over Nile Eagle FC (Bor) in Week 4's highest-scoring fixture, with 17 goals scored in a single match.
Aluka Grace continued her outstanding campaign, scoring six goals in the encounter to take her tally to 15 goals in four appearances.
Amuna Kenneth also made her mark with a hat-trick.
Yei Joint Stars set the attacking standard
Yei Joint Stars lead the league's attacking statistics with 44 goals, ahead of Munuki SC on 23 and Juba Queens on 21.
The Super Queens have also conceded just one goal in four matches, sharing the league's best defensive record with Munuki SC and Simba FC.
Three teams remain unbeaten
Yei Joint Stars, Munuki SC and Wajuma FC have each collected 12 points from their opening four matches, maintaining perfect records.
At the other end of the table, Kator FC have endured a difficult start, suffering four consecutive defeats and remaining without a point.
Bentiu City are also yet to find the back of the net after four matches.
Week 4 statistical highlights
| Category | Record |
| Matches played | 6 |
| Highest-scoring match | Yei Joint Stars 17–0 Nile Eagle FC |
| Biggest Week 4 victory | Yei Joint Stars 17–0 Nile Eagle FC |
| Biggest recorded victory | Yei Joint Stars 19–0 Malakia SC |
| Most goals scored | Yei Joint Stars – 44 |
| Second-highest scoring team | Munuki SC – 23 |
| Third-highest scoring team | Juba Queens – 21 |
| Leading scorer | Aluka Grace – 15 |
| Week 4 hat-trick | Amuna Kenneth |
| Fewest goals conceded | Yei, Munuki and Simba – 1 each |
| Unbeaten teams | Yei, Munuki and Wajuma |
| Most defeats | Kator FC – 4 |
| Yet to score | Bentiu City |
With four weeks completed, Yei Joint Stars have established themselves as the team to beat, but the race for the title and individual honours remains open.
