Battle of Fancá

Battle of Fancá (1886)
	Part of Marques Geraldes's campaign against Musa Molo (1886)
	; "Fouladougou" (upper centre) on a 1906 map
Date	6 September 1886; (~3 hours)
Location	Fancá, Kingdom of Fuladu (in present day Guinea-Bissau)
Result	Portuguese-Allied victory
Belligerents
Kingdom of Portugal; Ganadu; Fulas; Mandinkas; Biafadas; Grumetes	Kingdom of Fuladu
Commanders and leaders
Marques Geraldes Carvalho Vieira; Sebastião Casqueiro; João José Rosa; Gomes de Araújo; António Santy; ; Nbuku of Ganadu;	Musa Molo
Strength
80 Portuguese soldiers; 4,300 Fula and Mandinka allies; 170 Biafadas; 120 Grumetes; 2 pieces of artillery; Total:; 4,670 men	Unknown
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Many dead and wounded

The Battle of Fancá (1886) was a military engagement that took place in Fancá, modern-day Gabú, Guinea-Bissau, between Portuguese colonial forces, commanded by Marques Geraldes, supported by local allies under Nbuku, and the forces of Fuladu, led by Musa Molo.