Uganda Cranes players pray before the start of the Monday session at Nelson Mandela National Stadium, Namboole
Uganda Cranes trained on Monday evening at the Nelson Mandela National stadium, the same facility that will host the Cranes’ return leg against Burkina Faso on the 29th March 2016.
Jovial players in a warm up drillL-R: FSLL Board member Humphrey Mandu, FUFA Technical Committee Chairman Hamid Juma, FUFA President, FUFA IMOC boss Dr. Bernard Patrick Ogwel and FUFAProtocol committee member Boniface Oryem watch the training at Namboole
FUFA President, Eng. Moses Magogo accompanied by some of the FUFA Executive committee members and several other FUFA officials watched the session that lasted for at least two and a half hours.
Uganda Cranes captain, Geofrey Massa controls the ball as Mike Sserumaga (red bib on the left) and Denis Okot Oola closely watch
Left back, Joseph Ochaya executes a delivery during a small sided game situation
This was the fourth training session since last Friday.
A total of 22 players attended Monday’s training session and these include:James Alitho (GK), Salim Jamal Magoola (GK), Joseph Nsubuga, Bernard Muwanga, Joseph Ochaya, Erisa Sekisambu, Denis Okot, Edrisa Lubega, Denis Iguma, Godfrey Walusimbi ,Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Khalid Aucho, Tonny Mawejje, Moses Oloya, Yassar Mugerwa, Geofrey Massa, Murshid Juuko, Hamis ‘Diego’ Kizza, Mike Serumaga, Isaac Muleme, Ceasar Okhuti and Timothy Awanyi
Training resumes on Tuesday 4pm at Mandela National Stadium in Nambole
Following the successful completion of the district qualifiers (for the primary schools), preparations to hold a successful Mama Becca women over the Easter weekend are on a high gear.
Qualifiers in the primary catergory for the first time ever were held in eight districts.
FUFA Women football development officer, Hadijah Namuyanja handles over the trophy to Taggy Girl’s winning captain at Lakw Victoria Primary school in Entebbe
Three teams (schools) per district qualified and will play at the national finals slated for the Easter weekend.
Each participating team was given a ball all courtesy of FUFA.
Exciting girls football action during the Nakawa Division qualifiers
Over 1200 under 14 years girls featured in the day long qualifiers.
Successful teams per District:
NAKAWA DIVISION: NTINDA PS, ST KIZITO PS, ST JAMES
MAKINDYE DIVISION: GABA PS, KISUGU PS , MILITARY PS
Match 146:Bul FC Vs Police FC – Kakindu Stadium (4:00pm) Live on Azam TV.
Match 164:Maroons FC Vs Vipers SC -Luzira Prisons Grounds (4:30pm)
When the Azam Uganda Premier League returns on Tuesday, 22nd March 2016, the enticing menu ready to be served to millions of football fans will have two fixtures.
The live game on Azam TV shall be at the Kakindu Stadium when BUL F.C takes on Police F.C in the 4:00 p.m fixture.
Maroons will entertain the reigning champions, Vipers at Luzira prisons grounds in the other match.
Maroons attained their second victory of the campaign last week when they edged SCVU and will be out to keep the toll as they continue with the quest against the dangerous relegation monster.
Vipers on the other hand is out for a routine win as they play catch up to the log winners, KCCA F.C.
Uganda Cranes players combined with some of the U-20 players in training at Nakivubo stadium
The Uganda National Football team the ‘Uganda Cranes’ underwent day three of non residential training at Nakivubo World War II Memorial Stadium on Sunday evening.
Fifteen players made it for training with 8 foreign based and 7 local based players.
More players are expected to join the rest on Monday as the team will go camping at Sky Hotel, Naalya.
After the training, team coach Milutin ‘Micho’ appreciated the players from the commitment and response exhibited towards the training.
He tasked the players to sacrifice and adhere to the suffering if they want to achieve in this struggle .
Player who reported for Sunday evening training included: James Alitho (GK), Joseph Nsubuga, Bernard Muwanga, Joseph Ochaya, Erisa Sekisambu, Denis Okot, Edrisa Lubega, Denis Iguma, Godfrey Walusimbi, Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Khalid Aucho, Tonny Mawejje, Moses Oloya, Yassar Mugerwa and Geofrey Massa .
The first ever club football symposium for the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) in conjunction with the FUFA Super League Limited (FSLL) and Uganda Premier League (UPL) successfully ended at the FUFA Technical center on Sunday.
The two day historic symposium that was attended by the club Chief Executive Officers (CEO), coaches and some of the club chairman was intended to bring together divergent views on how best to develop club football to the brim.
The main target among others for all the 16 elite premier league clubs inclined on the road to formulate a 10 year club football development plan.
For starters, this grand plan initially started with the first ever Ugandan football symposium held in January 2015 at the Imperial Royale Hotel in Kampala.
Chief facilitator, Moses Magogo thanked all the participants in a special way for dedicating their precious time resource to convene and discuss football for the betterment of general growth of the beautiful game.
Key on the agenda were the means of how to improve the football quality (product), its packaging, promotion and pricing to prospective sponsors and fans.
Some of the participants deliberate on issues during one of the group sessions
‘Club football is key of the main pillars upon which football development is built world wide. We are in Njeru to formulate a 10 year development plan for Uganda’s club football’ Magogo clarified.
Club coaches, chairmen, CEO’s and a selected section of the media brain stormed various ideas at hand intended to help the development of club football.
UPL CEO Bernard Bainamani addresses the participants at the SymposiumPolice Football Club Head coach, Sam Timbe addresses the participants during the symposium at Njeru
Special areas discussed at the club football symposium were in line with the 11 FIFA Club pro agenda; club structures, finance (expenditure and generation), Competitions, rules and regulations, Player development and management, Human Resource, facilities and equipment, marketing, fans’ development, Communications and event management.
Majidah Nantandah, the Crested Cranes head coach at the symposiumKCCA F.C CEO, David Tamale
A club football bible of guidelines was generated and will be compiled to help and act as directional tool for the development of club football in the next 10 years.
MAIN PHOTO: Participants pose for a group photo at the FUFA Technical center.
Saturday, 26th March 2016: Burkina Faso Vs Uganda – Ouagadougou
Tuesday, 29th March 2016: Uganda Vs Burkina Faso – Nelson Mandela National Stadium, Namboole – Kampala (7 p.m)
Charges for Home Game: 20,000/- (Ordinary), 50,000/- (VIP) and 120,000/ (VVIP)
The prayers for the Uganda Cranes across the different religious denominations in the country concluded on Palm Sunday.
FUFA Finance Director, Decolas Kizza (far left) in Church on Sunday
On Friday, 18th March 2016, the national team prayers were conducted by the Muslim community at the different mosques in the country.
The main prayers on Friday were at the Gaddafi national mosque, Old Kampala where the FUFA President, Eng. Moses Magogo attended.
Uganda Cranes prayers at the Gadaffi Mosque
On Sunday, prayers concurrently fell on the special Palm Sunday, were conducted at Rubaga Cathedral, Namirembe Church of Uganda and at Victory Church in Ndeeba.
FUFA Executive Committee member, Dr. Patrick Bernard Ogwel hands a Uganda Cranes jersey to Bishop Herbert Salongo Buyondo of Victory Church in Ndeeba
Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) dedicated the special prayers to the national team as Uganda prepares for that crucial double header against Burkina Faso away and home.
At Rubaga Cathedral, the Vicar General of Kampala Archdiocese Msg Charles Kasibante led the mass which started at 10.30 am and ended at 12.30 pm while at St Paul’s Cathedral Namirembe. the Dean of the Cathedral Rev Canon Benon Kityo piloted the prayers .
While addressing the congregation, Canon Kityo couldn’t hide his excitement when he said that football in Uganda has traced and gone back to its origin.
‘Back in the days of the Anglican missionaries who started the game of football in Uganda, the Anglicans and football in Uganda are Inseparable to date’ Canon Kityo noted.
Some of the Uganda Cranes’ players and FUFA Executive committee member, Dr. Bernard Patrick Ogwel at Victory Church in Ndeeba, Kampala
At Namirembe, Sam Mpiima represented the FUFA President Eng Moses Magogo in the company of The National team Coordinator Patrick Ntege, Erisa Sekisambu represented the players together with FUFA FM Senior journalist Hassan Kakaire Kirunda.
Meanwhile, at Rubaga, the FUFA Finance Director Decolas Kiiza, Competitions Assistant Ivan Kintu and National team Media Officer Hamzah Nsereko Kawuma ably represented the Federation and the National team.
The last prayers of the day were held at Victory Christian Center in Ndeeba where Bishop Herbert Salongo Buyondo was the day’s chief priest.
Part of the congregation at St Paul’s Namirembe Catherdal Church
Bishop Buyondo thanked the FUFA President Eng Moses Magogo for such an initiative of turning to God .
‘Acknowledging God’s intervention is enough to trigger off success, this initiative is creating a difference which hasn’t existed for the last 38 years in Ugandan football’ Bishop Buyondo remarked during his sermon.
Dr Patrick Bernard Ogwal represented the FUFA President while Bernard Muwanga, Ivan Ntege together with the U-20 assistant coach Arthur Kyesimire and a player Kaweke Sofas were present.
They were accompanied by fellow sports men; Robert Semitala the Bombers captain and Charles Sekyaya, a weight lifter.
Uganda Cranes travel first for the away match that will be played on Saturday, 26th March 2016 before the return leg on Tuesday, 29th March 2016 at the Nelson Mandela National Stadium.
The Uganda National team, Uganda Cranes continued with its preparations ahead of the do or die encounters against Burkina Faso on 26th in Ouagadougou and 29th March at Mandela National Stadium, Namboole.
A total of 12 players reported for training including 7 foreign based players.
The team had a training session with the national 20 side, the Hippos.
Team captain, Geofrey Massa in training at the African Bible University
After the training, the team Captain Geoffrey Massa expressed his excitement of being part of the team and showed his readiness to lead the team to the desired dream .
‘ Am very happy to join the team for training. All the boys who have trained today are in good shape and I promise Ugandans that this time we are breaking the 38 year old jinx ‘ Vowed Massa.
Massa called upon all Ugandans to rally behind the team because their support is so vital to the team’s morale.
Players who trained included; James Alitho (GK), Joseph Nsubuga, Bernard Muwanga, Erisa Sekisambu, Edrisa Lubega, Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Godfrey Walusimbi ,Khalid Aucho, Tonny Mawejje, Moses Oloya, Yassar Mugerwa and Geoffrey Massa .
Training resumes on Sunday at Nakivubo Stadium, 4 pm after Prayers for the Cranes at Namirembe Cathedaral ,Rubaga Catholic Church and Victory Church, Ndeeba .
The first ever club football symposium in Uganda has commenced at the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) Technical Center in Njeru on Saturday, 19th March 2016.
Participants at the club football symposium compare notes and share ideas during a group session before presentations were submitted
A follow up programme for one of the main pillars of football development world-over (club football), this is an initiative by the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) following the first ever football symposium that was organized at Imperial Royale Hotel in Kampala in January 2015.
In attendance at the club symposium are the respective top flight Azam Uganda Premier league Chairmen, Chief Executive Officers (CEO) and coaches.
KCCA F.C Chief Executive Officer, David Tamale with a presentation at the Club football symposium in Njeru on Saturday
Deliberations at the symposium are in line with FUFA’s agenda of developing the game to the expected quality standards.
Discussions have varied right from the playing staff, administrators, facilities, fans, coaches, marketers among others.
FUFA President, Eng Moses Magogo during the presentation about the football product packaging, Promotion and pricing
Important areas of consideration at the Symposium are; club structures, finance (expenditure and generation), Competitions, Rules and regulations, Player development and management, Human Resource, Facilities and Equipment, Marketing, Fans’ development, Communications and event management among others.
Soana football club head coach, Charles Ayiekho Lukula with a prayer
Uganda Crested Cranes national team head coach, Majidah Nantandah during a presentationPolice Football Club head coach, Sam Timbe addressing the participants
The Symposium will climax on Sunday, 20th March 2016 with the formulation of the ‘Njeru Code’ upon which club football in Uganda will be run in the country for the next ten years.
The Uganda National football team “The Cranes’ started the preparations ahead of the double encounter against Burkina Faso on the 26th and 29th March in Ouagadougou and Kampala respectively on Friday morning.
The first training session was held at Nelson Mandela National Stadium on Friday 19th 2016 .
Three players (Erisa Sekisambu, James Alitho and Edrisa Lubega ) showed up for training and held a joint training session with the Uganda U-20 team ‘Hippos’.
Some of the Uganda Hippos (U-20) players in training at Nelson Mandela National stadium training facility
These were joined by the Ozima Oketcho Peter, Juma Kasozi, Paul Mbaziira, Kaweke Sofas, Zaake Luboyera, Fred Senkubuge and Ronald Kikonyogo of the Uganda Hippos.
“Many players haven’t reported for training because of their clubs commitments in the Azam Uganda Premier League and Uganda Cup on Friday and Saturday “Said Coach Micho
The coach added that Ivan Ntege is injured leaving the number of local based players to 11 making a total of 30 to be considered for the games against Burkina Faso.
Training resumes on Saturday at the African Bible University, Lubowa starting at 4 p.m.
Uganda’s representatives at the CAF Confederation Cup, Sports Club Villa have progressed to the second round after a 5-0 aggregate win over JKU from Zanzibar.
On Friday, the Jogoos won the return leg 1-0 to colour their first leg 4-0 victory at Namboole a week ago.
Ambrose Kirya scored for the visitors at the Amman Stadium on Friday.
SC Villa will now face either Morocco’s FUS Rabat or Cameroon’s US Loum who play on Saturday.
During the first leg played in Yaounde, the two clubs played to a 1-all draw in Yaoundé last weekend.
MAIN PHOTO: SC Villa players celebrate during the preliminary round at Nakivubo Stadium
At least 30 referees and Assessors have on Friday completed the six day long Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) Member Association Elite Refereeing course at FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru-Jinja.
The course started on Sunday 13th and has climaxed on Friday, 18th March at FUFA Technical Centre Njeru with FUFA Executive committee member, Sam Lwere, the Chief Guest at the closing ceremony.
The residential course started on Sunday with medical assessment before embarking on Physical fitness test one day later at Jinja Senior Secondary School and thereafter, the referees resumed their class schedules for theory.
According to Chairman FUFA Referees Standing Committee, Chris Kalibala said as FUFA refereeing department, we’re thrilled with the effort FUFA and FIFA are putting in to maintain high standards of refereeing in Uganda.
“We thank FUFA and FIFA for having organized this course for us because it helps us to refresh on the upgraded Laws of the game.From here we want us to go and put this acquired knowledge in to use” He as well cautioned participants.
The chief Guest Sam Lwere was happy with the route FUFA and FIFA are taking.
“On behalf of the FUFA president, I thank FIFA for giving us multiple courses wherever approached mostly in refereeing.We want to see the number of FIFA referee’s increasing year after year. And the only logic is to see you performing well wherever given an assignment.” He also cautioned referees.
FIFA Instructor, Carlos Henriques addressing the referees and assessors
The course has been conducted by FIFA instructors namely; Carlos Henriques (Regional Development Officer from Gaborone Mozambique), Felix Tangawarina (Technical Instructor from Harare, Zimbabwe) and Mark Mzengo (Fitness instructor from Malawi) and a number of different course units like physical fitness, Interpretation of Laws of the game were handled.
Local instructors Ali Tomusange, Yusuf Awuye, Ali Waiswa, Catherine Adipo, Margret Kubingi, Egesa Samuel Wesonga (Referees Maanager and Course Cordinator), Ronnie Kalema (Referees Committee/ Head Assessors), Mawanda Junju (Referes Committee / Monitoring), Chris Kalibala (Chairman Referees’ Committee) also lectured during the course
The list of referees’ who attended the course at Fufa Technical Centre:
Denis Batte, Sali Mashood, Alex Muhabi, Sabila Chelengat Ali, Mark Sonko, Ssemambo Aisha Nabikko, Miiro Brian Nsubuga, Bakasambe Rajab Kalyankolo, Hussein Bugembe, Ronald Katenya, Okello Lee, Musa Ngobi Balikowa, Anna Akoyi, Catherine Nagadya Cynthia, Nkumbi Nakito Marex, Nantabo Lydia Wanyama, Isa Masembe, Samuel kakembo, Solomon Lusambya, Ronald Mwesigwa, Joseph Ochwom, Ali Bakisula, Irene Namubiru, Dorcus Atuhairwe, William Oloyo, Samuel Toryomuriwe, Hakim Mulindwa, Dick Okello, Habiba Naigaga, Kirangwa Ronaldie
The National prayer weekend organised by various religious denominations and FUFA for Uganda Cranes rolled off on Friday afternoon at the National Mosque, Old Kampala.
The service is one of the four organised this weekend aimed at seeking divine intervention from the Almighty as Uganda Cranes prepare to play double header fixtures against Burkina Faso on 26th in Ouagadougou and 29th March at Mandela National Stadium.
FUFA President Eng.Moses Magogo (R) talking to Sheikh Hussein Rajab Kakooza at Old Kampala.
The sermon at the National Mosque was led by one of the Imams Sheikh Ali Juma Shiwuyo while Sheikh Rajab Hussein Kakooza led the prayers.
The Deputy Mufti Sheikh Hatwib Mukuluwakika represented His Eminence Mufti Sheikh Shaban Mubajje who is away in Morocco on official duties.
‘Islam has promoted sports in this country. We are behind this cause and the Almighty will answer our prayers. Let us all be patriotic while handling matters of National concern especially the Uganda Cranes’ said the Deputy Mufti Sheikh Hatwib.
Deputy Mufti Sheikh Hatwib (L) with FUFA President Eng.Moses Magogo
‘Sport brings joy and sadness but we are here to pray for the National team as they prepare to play Burkina Faso. We need to support our players’ said the Imam of the day Sheikh Shiwuyo during prayers.
FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo talked to the attendants of the Friday prayers that seeking the Almighty’s support is a sign that Ugandans are God fearing people.
‘Our team has not qualified for the AFCON finals since 1978. We have never stopped seeking guidance from God. We are in a good position after winning two games’ said FUFA President.
He added ‘Your support is crucial to the success of the team in the next 11 days and let us all urn up in big numbers at Namboole on 29th March’
The FUFA President also visited Bilal FM where he given time to talk to the listeners of the radio.
FUFA launched the ‘Mujje Tulumbe’ campaign geared towards rallying huge support from all Ugandans irrespective of religion, tribe, colour and wealth status, with Cranes set to play the West Africans on 26th and 29th March, 2016.
FUFA President and Spokesperson Ahmed Hussein(3rd L) with staff of Radio Bilal at Old Kampala.
The prayer weekend will continue on Sunday with services at Rubaga Cathedral, Namirembe Cathedral and Victory Church, Ndeeba.
Friday: 18th March 2016 at Uganda National Mosque, Old Kampala, 12.30pm
Sunday 20th March 2016
Uganda U-20 National team coach Kefa Kisala has released the initial squad for the Africa U-20 qualifier against Rwanda in April.
Kisala’s youngsters will start training with one group working out on Friday with the Uganda Cranes players at Namboole stadium while another set of 18 on Saturday at the same venue.
Kisala will be helped by other coaches on the U-20 set up who are; Richard Wasswa, Arthur Kyesimira and goalkeeping coach Daniel Kiwanuka
Training on Friday: Goal Keepers: Keni Saidi (Proline FC), Ahebwa James (Vipers)
Other players: Wasswa Geoffrey (Kibuli SS), Mukobe Umaru (BUL FC) , Onzima Peter (Jinja SS), Poloto Julius (KCCA FC),Kasozi Juma (Jinja SS), Oringa Emma (Water FC), Okello Allan (Kibuli SS/KCCA FC), Kikonyogo Allan (KCCA FC), Mugulusi Ibrahim (Kawempe Muslim SS), Okot Stephen (Masaka SS), Kaweke Sophas (Edgars Youth Programme), Lubega Edrisa (Proline FC), Luboyera Azake (Edgars Youth Programme), Janjali Joseph (Masaka SS), Nkonge Ronald (Masaka SS), Tumwesigye Frank (SC Vipers)
Training on Saturday
Goalkeepers: Alimanzi Nafiani (Onduparaka FC), Eric Kibowa (SC Vipers)
Other players: Lwalirwa Halid (Sc Vipers), Asiku Bashir (SC Vipers), Okot Fred (Lweza FC), Kizito Keziron (SC Vipers), Kagimu Shafiq (URA FC), Basani Shafi (Sadolin FC), Mugume Yasin (The Saints), Kalega Hassan (Sc Vipers), Shabena Daniel (JMC Hippos), Lekku Alfred (SC Vipers), Wangi Pius (SC Vipers), Mubiru Yafesi (Express FC), Esenu Musa (Soana FC), Shaban Muhammad (Onduparaka FC), Bunjo Noordin (Proline FC), Nicholas Kanyankole (Busia Fisheries FC)
MAIN PHOTO: One of Uganda’s most exciting players at youth level-Frank Tumwesigye. He was named the best U-17 player during the Airtel FUFA Awards 2015.
Confirmed Programme: National Prayers for Uganda Cranes
Friday: 18th March 2016 at Uganda National Mosque, Old Kampala, 12.30pm Sunday 20th March 2016 • Rubaga Cathedral 8.3 0 am mass
• Namirembe Cathedral 10.30 am service
• Victory Church, Ndeeba 2.30 pm service
Religious leaders in Uganda have responded in affirmative to FUFA’s request for National Prayer weekend dedicated to the Uganda ahead of the two crucial 2017 AFCON Qualifiers against Burkina Faso.
The latest development comes after the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) wrote to the various religious leaders seeking for divine intervention.
The prayer weekend request to the religious groups was Friday 18th -Sunday 20th March, 2016.
FUFA launched the ‘Mujje Tulumbe’ campaign geared towards rallying huge support from all Ugandans irrespective of religion, tribe, colour and wealth status, with Cranes set to play the West Africans on 26th and 29th March, 2016.
The Uganda Cranes and other players of the same religion will pray from areas designated to FUFA by the religious groups.
‘We are glad that our requests have been honoured. We are looking forward to making the National prayers a success. We encourage all Ugandans to pray for the National team-Uganda Cranes’ said Ahmed Hussein FUFA Spokesperson.
The Imaam at the National Mosque-Old Kampala Ali Juma Shiwuyo welcomed the idea.
‘It is important to put God ahead of everything. Even if the results turn out to be good or bad, you will look back to God for His decision’ said Imaam Shiwuyo.
Confirmed Programme: National Prayers for Uganda Cranes
Friday: 18th March 2016 at Uganda National Mosque, Old Kampala, 12.30pm
Sunday 20th March 2016
• Rubaga Church 8.3 0 am mass
• Namirembe Cathedral 10.30 am service
• Victory Church, Ndeeba 2.30 pm service
Uganda tops group D with 6 points after posting wins over Botswana and Comoros.
The FUFA Big League returns to action on Thursday, 17th March 2016 with eight fixtures on Card.
Four shall be played in the Elgon group and the other set in Rwenzori.
Zombo based Paidha Black Angels who overcame Kira Young 4-1 at the Kira Town Council play ground stayed within Kampala and travel to Luwero on Thursday to play Ndejje University football club.
Kira Young themselves embark on the journey to Hoima district where they take on Boma Young at the Boma play ground.
Artland Katale hosts Bukedea Town Council at the Mashariki High School, off Entebbe road.
The other Elgon group game is at the Lango sports ground when Sporting United hosts Water F.C.
In a key Rwenzori group game, Wandegeya is at home to table leaders Proline F.C at Kanyanya play ground.
Entebbe F.C is away to Nyakasanga where they will play Sun City meanwhile, Kirinya – Jinja S.S has traveled to Masaka where they will play the home side, Synergy at the Masaka Recreational stadium.
Three clubs shall be promoted to the Azam Uganda Premier League.
The best clubs per group at the end of the season will qualify directly to the top league with the third club determined via a promotional play off.
Tuesday Result: Kira Young F.C 1-4 Paidha Black Angels F.C
Week 18 Fixtures:
Thursday, 17th March 2016:
Elgon Group:
Ndejje University F.C Vs Paidha Black Angels F.C – Ndejje, Luwero
Boma Youngs F.C Vs Kira Young F.C – Boma Play Ground, Hoima
Artland – Katale F.C Vs Bukedea Town Council F.C – Mashariki High School, Entebbe Road
Sporting United F.C Vs Water F.C – Lango Sports Ground, Lira
Rwenzori Group:
Sun City F.C Vs Entebbe F.C – Nyakasanga, Kasese
Wandegeya F.C Vs Proline F.C – Kanyanya Play Ground
Wakiso United F.C Vs Citizens F.C – Wakiso District Play Ground
