The four locally-based strikers include Kitara FC’s Denis Omedi and Jude Ssemugabi, alongside KCCA FC’s new signings, Derrick Nsibambi and Shafik Kwikiriza.
The draw leaves URA with four points, placing them sixth in the 16-team league, while Mbarara City remains third from the bottom with two points from three matches.
Goals from SC Villa captain Ronald Ssekiganda and forward Hakim Kiwanuka sealed the much-needed three points for the reigning champions. Despite a late goal from BUL's Dickson Mataama, which added tension in the final moments, Villa held on for the victory.
According to Uganda Boxing Federation (UBF) President Moses Muhangi, UBF had hoped to field a full squad of 13 male and 12 female boxers, but the lack of funds might force them to reduce the number or abandon their participation entirely.
According to the fixtures released by FUFA's competition department, the opening matches on October 6th will include encounters between Blacks Power FC and Arua Hill SC. Other fixtures feature Kataka FC taking on Busoga United FC, while Kaaro Karungi FC will face Gaddafi FC. Kigezi Home Boyz FC will meet Ntugasaze FC, Kiyinda Boys FC will play MYDA FC, and Onduparaka FC will clash with Paidha Black Angels SC.
On Tuesday, the Cops were held to a 1-1 draw by Soltilo Bright Stars FC at the Kavumba Recreation Center, marking their third stalemate this season. Previous draws against BUL FC and Mbarara FC mean that Police FC has collected just three points from a possible nine.
Uganda Athletics Federation President Dominic Otuchet told URN that, unlike long-distance athletes who can find solace in the road race to meet qualification standards, sprinters faced challenges when there is no tartan.
The rebranding effort seeks to distance the sport from past controversies, including financial mismanagement and internal disputes that have marred the UNF's reputation.
“It was a good game; it showed us what everyone can give us. The players have tried, considering the days we have been here. We have been able to see what each of the members on the team can give us, and that is where we shall start from,” Lule said after the match
While Kityo still enjoys support from many netball delegates, these constitutional stipulations will prevent her from contesting in the upcoming elections if they are adopted as drafted.
Lule says they will take it step by step, starting with getting out of the group and then aiming to reach the final, which guarantees qualification for the continental tournament.
The tribute followed a motion introduced by State Minister for Sports, Peter Ogwang, calling for Parliament to honor Cheptegei’s legacy and condemn the gender-based violence (GBV) that led to her death.
The Cricket Cranes squad features Brian Masaba, Riazat Ali Shah, Simon Ssesazi, Alpesh Ramjani, Juma Miyagi, Cosmas Kyewuta, Shrideep Mangela, Raghav Dhawan, Henry Ssenyondo, Frank Nsubuga, Cyrus Kakuru, Fred Achelam, Robinson Obuya, Shaaf Mohammad, and Pascal Murungi.
Mwase explained that the Committee has already reached out to several stakeholders to convene a general meeting (assembly) that will adopt a new constitution that the normalization has drafted.
This squad features a blend of talent, including players from the Uganda Premier League and standout talents from secondary schools such as Amus College, Bukedea Comprehensive School, and St. Mary’s Boarding School Kitende. As the team gears up under Matia Lule's guidance, the pressing question is whether they can finally secure their place among Africa's elite.
Thirteen-time league champions Kampala Capital City Authority FC (KCCA FC) will host Uganda Revenue Authority Football Club (URA FC) today in the season opener. Both teams have made significant signings to bolster their squads.
The Kadiba Stadium project in Rubaga Division was launched by FUFA in 2018 and was initially expected to be completed within three years. However, the project has experienced significant delays, falling short of its planned progress.
Left-back Azizi Kayondo and winger Jude Semugabi were the heroes of the night, scoring the crucial goals that lifted coach Paul Put’s side to the top of Group K.
The result leaves Uganda and South Africa tied in second place in Group K, which is currently led by Congo after their victory over South Sudan. Uganda will host Congo in their next qualifier on September 9, 2024, at Namboole Stadium.
