Author: Ahmed Marsha

  • AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE: SC Villa, Soana, Lweza Clinch Wins

    AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE:

    Tuesday Results:

    Lweza 2-0 Sadolin Paints

    Kira Young 0-1 SC Villa

    Rwenshama 2-3 Soana

    Entebbe 0-0 URA

    Sports Club Villa and Soana won away from home as the Azam Uganda Premier League resumed on Tuesday.

    It was a home victory for Lweza against visiting Jinja side, Sadolin Paints at the Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku.

    SC Villa needed a first half own goal from defender, Paul Nkata to win the game against Kira Young at Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole.

    SC Villa now complete their game in hand that put them level with all the teams on games played (28).

    At Nakivubo stadium, Soana took the lead through Rashid Kyambadde before Musa Nakibinge found the equalizer for a draw opening first half.

    Sulaiman Majanjalo then gave the home side the lead but two late goals from Godfrey Kakembo and Allan Kayiwa helped Soana recover to keep on course against the relegation monster with two games left for all the teams.

    At Mutesa II Stadium, Wankukulukuku, Lweza overcame Sadolin Paints 2-0 with two goals coming in two different halves.

    Michael Sserumaga opened the scoring before  Moses Ndaula got Lweza’s  second goal.

    In Entebbe, Entebbe F.C and URA played to a goal-less draw.

  • FUFA Disciplinary Committee on the appeal lodged by URA against Azam Uganda Premier League ruling.

    The FUFA Disciplinary committee, chaired by Mr Ojok Geoffrey Odur with Mr Jacob Lubega (secretary) and Edirisa Kasalirwa has on Tuesday passed a ruling to deduct two points from Sports Villa that they had been rewarded by the Uganda Premier league on 17th April 2015.

    SC Villa had been given the two points from their fixture against URA (played on 10th April 2015) which had ended in a 1 all draw.

    URA appealed the decision with an appeal document dated 17th April 2015 and a video recording of the fateful game (match 64 – URA vs Soana), together with the UPL referees report forms of the matches 64, 116, 169 and 182.

    In a ruling attended by Mr Bernard Bainamani (represented Azam Uganda Premier league), Mr Henry Mayeku and Edward Kulubya (URA) and Mr Ivan Kakembo (SC Villa), the committee was to ascertain whether URA F.C fielded an ineligible player as SC Villa alleged.

    The committee exercises the absolute discretion in regard of proof and finds that;

    – Kyeyune (the player in question) was indeed yellow carded on match 64 but for the mistake in recording Sekubomba was instead recorded.

    – That Kyeyune was actually rested on match 128.

    The disciplinary committee has however left the doors open for an appeal for any party not satisfied by the ruling.

  • AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE: Four Games Lined Up on Tuesday

    AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE 2014/15:

    Tuesday, 12th May 2015:

    Kira Young Vs SC Villa – Nelson Mandela Stadium

    Rwenshama Vs Soana – Nakivubo Stadium

    Lweza Vs Sadolin Paints – Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku

    Entebbe Vs Uganda Revenue Authority – Bugonga Stadium

    There are four set to be played on Tuesday in the Azam Uganda Premier league.

    Second placed SC Villa play Kira Young at Namboole. URA travels to Bugonga to play the bottom placed Entebbe, who are already relegated.

    At the heart of town in Kampala, Rwenshama hosts Soana at Nakivubo stadium.

    These will be followed by games on Friday before the last games on the fixtures on Tuesday, 19th May 2015.

  • WEST NILE REGION PLAY-OFFS: Epic Clashes come 16th & 17th May 2015

    WEST NILE REGIONAL PLAY – OFFS:

    Semi Finals: 16th May 2015

    1. Koboko Rising Stars Vs Vurra – 2 p.m
    2. Onduparaka Vs Adjumani Town Council – 4 p.m

    Finals: 17th May 2015 (4 p.m)

    All Matches at Boma Play Ground, Yumbe

    The Boma play ground in Yumbe district will be the place to be on the 16th and 17th May 2015 as the FUFA West Nile regional league comes to a climax.

    Four teams are in contention for one available to that lucky team to play in the 2015/16 FUFA Big league.

    Koboko Rising Stars from Koboko, Vurra F.C from Moyo, Onduparaka F.C from Arua and Adjumani Town Council from Adjumani district are the four teams.

    Action of the semi finals between Koboko Rising Stars Vs Vurra will kick off at 2 p.m. The second game will be between Onduparaka and Adjumani Town Council at 4 p.m before the finals the following day.All the three matches will be played at Boma ground in Yumbe.

    Luke Asua, the chairman, Competitions committee of the West Nile region confirmed to www.fufa.co.ug.

    Vurra  top of Nile Zone group with 30 points having won 10 matches and lost just two.

    Adjumani Town Council were the runners up with 23 points.

    In the Nyagak Zone, Onduparaka topped the group standings with 24 points, 4 better of the second placed Koboko Rising Stars.

    The eventual winner is set to join Zombo’s based club, Paidha Black Angels that plays their home games at the Bar Okoro play ground.

    Already, Buganda and Northern regions have completed their play offs.

    Masavu will play in the FUFA Big league next season on Buganda’s ticket as Lira United qualified from the Northern region.

     

  • REGIONAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Masavu F.C, Lira United Promoted to FUFA Big League

    REGIONAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL: Masavu F.C, Lira United Promoted to FUFA Big League

    BUGANDA REGION LEAGUE:
    Finals: Masavu 1 (5) – 1 (4) Luwero United

    NORTHERN REGION CHAMPIONS: Lira United

    There was excitement and joy unlimited when Masavu Football Club beat Luwero United 5-4 in penalties to qualify for the 2015/16 FUFA Big league.

    Normal time for the two side had ended all square in a one all draw.

    Andama Omarion scored for Masavu 6 minutes after the half hour, a team based at Kitubulu, Entebbe before Hassan Katamba replied quickly with a well drilled shot from 30 yards to cancel Masavu’s lead.

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    Omarion Andama curls the ball to the back of the net against goal keeper, Eria Ssentongo (not in picture) for Masavu’s opening goal

     

    Lira United is the other confirmed team to make it to the FUFA Big from the Northern FUFA region.

    The other regions, Kampala Kitara, Western, Eastern, North East and West Nile will be determined later on.

    Uganda Cranes head coach, Micho and Under 23 assistant coach, Frank Anyau watched the match which was played to determine the Buganda Champion at Kiwafu play ground.

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    Joining heads together: Frank Anyau (left) and Uganda Cranes head coach Micho watch the match at Kiwafu play ground

     

    Masavu Scorers in Penalty shoot out:

    Charles Odeke, Adama Omarion, Lawrence Bakiraze Derrick Seruwagi and Mukasa Yusuf
    Luwero United Scorers in Shoot outs:
    Joshua Lubwama, Sentogo Zakariah, Chris Kawangulo and Eria Sentogo (goal keeper).

    Missed For Luwero United: Joshua Kigozi

    MAIN PHOTO: Masavu captain, Charles Odeke releases Goal scorer, Omarion Andama before scoring the first goal at Kiwafu play ground in Entebbe on Sunday.

    PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

  • FUFA WOMEN ELITE LEAGUE: Wins for She Corporates, Gafford as Second round kicks off

    Gafford 2-0 Eastern Heroes at Cleveland

    She MAK 0-0 UCU at Makerere University Main Ground

    She Corporate 1-0 Wakiso Hills at MUBS, Nakawa

     

    Dorothy Nakato scored the all important goal for She Corporates FC who edged Wakiso Hills 1-0 at MUBS, Nakawa.

    Nakato scored under a minute even before her team’s opponents could get settled. Wakiso are yet to win a game this season.

    The other game played today at Makerere University main ground, She MAK St FC drew 0-0with UCU Lady Cardinals. The two sides squared off in the first round in Mukono with the exact result.

    Saturday’s only game saw Gafford Ladies defeat Eastern Heroes 2-0. Fallone Najimana and Fatumah Kankindi scored for Gafford.

    Three fixtures were postponed following requests by various teams. The FUFA Competitons committee will refix dates for the three fixtures postponed.

    The fixtures postponed are;

    Kawempe Muslim vs Alleluyah 2008

    Buikwe vs Alleluyah 2008

    Western United vs Ajax

     

     

  • TRAINING: U-23, CHAN players enjoy work out at Lugogo

    The Uganda U-23 and CHAN squads had yet another successful training session at the Phillip Omondi stadium, Lugogo this (Sunday) morning.

    With a joint squad of 44 players, only eight from KCCA FC who trained with their club in the morning could not afford another two-hour vigorous session.

    National teams’ head coach Mulitin ‘Micho’ Sredojevic was happy with the session and said that effective next weekend separate training sessions will be arranged for the two squads in preparations for their respective engagements.

    The Uganda U-23 team is training for the 2016 Africa Olympic qualifiers against the winner on aggregate between Somalia and Rwanda who play in Djibouti later today. Rwanda won the first leg at home 2-0.

    ‘This was our last joint training session. Next Sunday, we shall separate the players and focus on specific approaches. We shall focus more on the U-23 because their game is soon’ Sredejovic said after the training.

    Micho has clearly spelt out training programmes for the U-23, CHAN and the senior Uganda Cranes teams’ Olympic, 2016 Africa Nations Championships and2017 Africa Nations Cup qualifiers respectively that will come in short successions this year.

    Home based Uganda Cranes players play Tanzania in the first round, first leg of the 2016 CHAN qualifiers in Dar es Salaam on June 20.

    The return leg is on July 4, at Mandela National stadium, Namboole.
    Uganda Cranes play Botswana in the 2017 AFCON game qualifier on June 13, 2015 at Mandela National stadium, Namboole.

    Micho said that he is impressed with the players’ enthusiasm at training and urged other stakeholders to demonstrate support for the cause if the country has to qualify for any of the competitions.

    In attendance during the turning were Micho’s assistants Moses Basena and Kajob (Cranes) together with Frank ‘Video’ Anyau, Wasswa Bossa and Sadiq Wassa( U-23).

    Meanwhile FUFA communications department has named Kenyi Swalleh as the media officer to be in charge of the two U-23 fixtures coming up for the Kobs. He will be assisted by Hamza Nsereko.

    Squad Summoned: Watenga Isma (Vipers), Muwanga Bernard (Bright Stars), Saidi Kyeyune (URA), Isaac Muleme (SC Villa), Yasser Mugerwa (URA), Martin Mpuga (SCVU), Farouk Miya, (Vipers), Mutyaba Muzamiru (SCVU), Dan Birikwalira(Vipers), Jimmy Lule (Bright Stars), Kikoyo Hassan (Bright Stars), Umaru Kasumba (Police), Julius Mutyaba (Lweza), Taddeo Lwanga (Express), Ibrahim Kiyemba(Lweza), Joseph Nsubuga(Bright Stars), Mathius Kigonya (Bright Stars), Sadat Kyambadde (Police), Brian Bwete (URA), Nicholas Sebwato (SC Villa), Nkata Fred (Kira Young), Alitho James (Vipers), Tekkwo Derrick (Kira Young), Ivan Sserunkuuma (Express FC), Godfrey Lwesibawa(Express FC), Ntambi Julius (Kira Young), John Semazi (Express), Kirizestom Ntambi (SC Villa), Maxwell Okello (Maroons), Bakaki Shafiq (Express), Denis Okot Oola (SCVU), Fred Segujja (Sadolin), Silvester Okello (Maroons), Henry Katongole (Express), Kalanda Frank (URA), Jimmy Kulaba(URA), Denis Kamanzi (Villa), Hassan Wasswa (Villa), Robert Sentongo(URA), Brian Ochwo (SCVU), Fahad Muhamad Toko (SCVU), Abel Eturude(Maroons), Tom Masiko, Joseph Ochaya, Martin Kizza, Benjamin Ochan, William Wadri, Herman Wasswa, Hakim Ssenkumba and Timothy Awanyi (KCC FC).

     

     

  • YOUTH FOOTBALL: FUFA Donates quality Playing Balls to Schools

    YOUTH FOOTBALL: FUFA Donates quality Playing Balls to Schools

    2015 Copa Coca Cola Schools Football:

    Winner: St Mary’s Kitende

    1st Runners Up: Masaka S.S

    2nd Runners Up: Risah Standard College

    Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has donated 40 quality balls to all the 8 quarter finalists at the  concluded national post primary championship that took place Hoima.

    FUFA Vice President, Darious Mugoye handed over the balls to the tournament organzing committee at the award giving ceremony held shortly after the finals where St Marys, Kitende beat Masaka S.S 4-0 at Boma ground.

    FUFA is pleased with this tournament and we thank Coca cola and all the organizers for the job well done. We have given all the quarter finalists 5 balls each and we shall remain committed to this course.

    Mugoye remarked before a mammoth gathering.

    Mugoye watched the entire tournament that lasted for two weeks attracting 60 schools with 11200 players.

    During the closing ceremony, attended by several officials from Coca Cola, Education ministry, Hoima Mayor, Mrs. Mary Mugasa and other local leaders, Mugoye also received the official copy of the excelling players at the tournament.

    The local organizing committee technical team compiled a list of 81 players that were officially handed over to FUFA.

    FUFA also had special scouts at the tournament, key of them was the national under 20 side, Kefa Kisala, Daniel Kiwanuka (youth goal keeper) and Peter Onen, the national U-17 head coach, who has been handling St Joseph Layibi.

    Layibi finished fourth after losing in the third place play off 0-2 to Risah Standard.

    Willy Timothy Ocen and Lazarus Esele scored for Risah, that is based in Lugazi.

    In the final game played before a large crowd, Kitende scored through Muhammed Shaban (two goals), Pius Mzee and Alfred Leku.

    The tournament was being played for the 30th year, 23 of these under the sponsorship of Century bottling company, Coca cola brand.

    Kibuli S.S, who were the defending champions have won this tournament a record 10 times, Kitende now has 8 accolades.

     

  • FUFA WOMEN ELITE LEAGUE: Second round kicks off today

    The FUFA Women elite League resumes today with one game on card while two more will be played tomorrow as the second round rolls off.

    However three fixtures have been postponed following timely requests and within the rules of the competition from two teams-Alleluyah 2008 and Western United.

    “We received requests from Western United and Alleluyah 2008 asking the league organisers for the postponement of their fixtures. The requests were accepted’ said FUFA Competitions Director Ali Mwebe.

    The fixtures postponed are;

    Kawempe Muslim vs Alleluyah 2008

    Buikwe vs Alleluyah 2008

    Western United vs Ajax

    The weekend fixtures are;

    Saturday 9th May,2015: Gafford vs Eastern Heroes at Cleveland 4pm

    Sunday 10th May,2015: She MAk vs UCU at Makerere 4pm

    Sunday 10th May,2015: She Corporate vs Wakiso Hills at MUBS 4pm

     

  • AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE: Vipers reclaim top position, Villa drops points

    Friday 8th May, 2015

    Azam Uganda premier League results

    Bright Stars 0-2 Simba

    Sc Villa 1-1 SCVU

    KCC 1-0 URA

    Kira Young 0-1 Lweza

    Vipers 1-0 Express FC

    Police 3-0 BUL

    Sadolin 1-0 Entebbe FC

     

     

  • FUFA Monthly Newsletter: April Edition out

    The FUFA Monthly newsletter for April is out. In a bid to get a recap of activities in each month, the FUFA Monthly Newsletter brings you all the highlights of FUFA work in this edition.

    Several capacity building and education courses were conducted. However for the second month running NO reader has been able to win the original Uganda Cranes jersey.

    Click here for the April edition. FUFA MONTHLY NEWSLETTER APRIL

  • FUFA BIG LEAGUE: The Saints, Maroons Promoted to Azam Uganda Premier League

    2014/15 FUFA BIG LEAGUE RESULTS (Thursday, 7th May 2015):

    Rwenzori Group:

    The Saints F.C 1-0 Jinja Municipal Council

    Synergy 0-1 Maroons

    Ngora Freda Carr 1-0 Sporting United

    Ndejje University 0-0 Water

    Elgon Group:

    Synergy 0-1 Maroons

    Kireka 1-3 Kirinya/Jinja S.S

    The two direct slots to the 2015/16 Azam Uganda Premier League have been determined on Thursday with the promotion of The Saints Fc and Maroons FC.

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    Action form The Saints FC vs Jinja Municipal match at Namboole

     

    The two clubs won their respective last day fixtures of the 2014/15 season fixtures in their respective groups.

    The Saints F.C won 1-0 against Jinja Municipal Council at the Nelson Mandela National stadium, Namboole in teh Rwenzori group and while Maroons making a return to the top flight were 0-1 away victors against Masaka side, Synergy FC. Ssali Musa scored the all important goal on 22minutes.

    Maroons head coach Asaph Mwebaze was a delighted man after the game.

    ‘My players got he result we were looking for but the pressure was on us to win and qualify. The good thing, the referee allowed us to play out game properly. We are very happy to be back in the top flight’ said Mwebaze.

    The Saints scored through lead striker, Alex Kitata in the opening half of the game well handled by FIFA referee, Brian Miiro Nsubuga.

    The Saints coach Mark Twinamasiko equated the day to when he got an 2nd Upper Degree in Bachelors of Education at Uganda Christian University in 2010.

    ‘This is my greatest moment and achievement in football. My boys played under instructions. Our opponents are a very tough team but we managed to overcome them and join the big boys in the Uganda Premier League’ an excited Twinamasiko told www.fufa.co.ug moments after the decisive match.

    The battle now awaits a third side that will be decided via play offs.

    The play offs for promotion will be played starting Wednesday 13th May 2015.

  • FIFA RANKINGS: Uganda is 71st in the world

    Uganda has moved up by a place in the latest Coca Cola/FIFA World rankings released today. Uganda’s latest position is 71st just a place below Norway who are 70th and a place above Uzbekistan in 72nd while World champions Germany are still top of the rankings.

    Uganda was at 72nd in the last rankings following a 1-0 win over Nigeria in Uyo. Uganda remains the highest ranked country in the CECAFA region.

    Uganda’s opponents in the 2017 AFCON campaign are ranked in the following positions Burkina Fasso (66), Botswana (104), Comoros (185).

    Other selected rankings: Rwanda (73),Ethiopia (101), Tanzania (107), Sudan (111), Kenya (117), Burundi (122), South Sudan (193), Eritrea (204), Somalia (206), Djibouti (207)

  • FUFA BIG LEAGUE: FIFA referees to handle tomorrow’s decisive games

    FUFA BIG LEAGUE: FIFA referees to handle tomorrow’s decisive games

    FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo has promised the referees that their arrears will be cleared soon.
    In a meeting with FIFA referees at FUFA House this afternoon, the FUFA President hailed the international referees for their exemplary show in the current season.

    ‘I am very happy and impressed with your work this season as your names have not been mentioned in any dubious situations. That’s what FIFA referees are supposed to do-lead by example’ said FUFA President.

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    Some of the FIFA referees listening attentively to FUFA President Eng.Moses Magogo today at FUFA House

     

    He was meting the FIFA referees briefing them of what is expected of them when it comes to handling high profile matches.

    ‘I don’t want to hear the business of referees turning down matches. I feel disappointed when such cases come up’ added Magogo who cautioned the referees to desist from refusing to officiate some games.

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    FUFA Competitions Director Ali Mwebe (L) with FUFA President at FUFA House this afternoon.

     

    He urged the FIFA referees to apply the laws of the game properly so that the best teams win on the pitch in the final bend of the FUFA Big League.

    ‘You have the assurance, protection, facilitation from the federation to officiate these games in the best way possible. Let the best teams win on the pitch’ a jolly FUFA President told the referees.

    The meeting came shortly after the FUFA Referees Standing committee (FRSC) named FIFA referees to handle four of tomorrow’s FUFA Big League crucial games. Here is the list of the referees appointed.

    1-The Saints vs Jinja Municipal at Mandela National stadium, Namboole

    Brian Nsubuga,-Referee
    Okello Lee Assistant referee 1
    Kakembo Sam Assistant referee 2
    Match Assessor -Yusuf Awuye
    Match Commissioner: Dr. Patrick Bernard Ogwel

    2-Kireka vs Kirinya Jinja SS in Kiira

    Bakasambe Rajab-Referee
    Katenya Ronald- Assisatnt referee 1
    Masembe Isa-Assistant Referee 2
    Match Assessor -Mawanda Harunah
    Match Commissioner- Denis Mbidde

    3-Synergy vs Maroons in Masaka

    Ssali Mashood-Referee
    Mark Ssonko -Assistant referee 1
    Musa Balikowa -Assistant referee 2
    Match assessor- Mansoor Kimumwe
    Match commissioner- Chris Kalibala

    4-Water vs Ndejje in Ndejje

    Batte Denis-Referee
    Kayondo Samuel-Assistant referee 1
    Kanakulya Kalifan -Assistant referee2
    Match assessor-Kamulegeya Yusuf
    Match commissioner-Hamid Juma

    MAIN PHOTO: FUFA President addressing the FIFA referees today afternoon at FUFA House.

    Photo credit: FUFA Communications department

     

  • UGANDA CUP FINAL New date, venue to be announced

    UGANDA CUP FINAL

    Sc Villa vs KCC FC

    6th June, 2015

     

    FUFA has confirmed that it will name the venue for the Uganda cup final between Sc Villa and KCC FC after it has reviewed and assessed the inspection report of the bids forwarded by Western and Kitara regions.

    FUFA sent an inspection team to check on the facilities of the stadiums in the two regions that placed in their bids and the final decision will be made soon.

    During the weekly FUFA Press conference, the FUFA Competitions Director Ali Mwebe informed the media that a new date had been selected for the Uganda Cup finals the earlier date had an international fixture involving the Uganda U-23 team.

    The new date is Saturday 6th June, 2015.

     

     

  • YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: FUFA Juniors League; 13 teams register, kicks off next week

    YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: FUFA Juniors League; 13 teams register, kicks off next week

    The FUFA Competitions department has released fixtures of the National U-17 league-the FUFA Juniors League.
    During the weekly FUFA Press conference, Ali Mwebe confirmed that 13 teams have been entered into the competition that kicks off on 17th May, 2015.

    Click here  FJL_Fixture First Round_V1-2 for FUFA Juniors League Fixtures

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    FUFA Competitions Director Ali Mwebe (Green tie) addressing the media today when he released the FUFA Juniors League fixtures.

     

    The 13 teams have been drawn into two groups-Nile and Murchison.

    Nile Group: Edgars Youth soccer Academy, KCC Soccer Academy, Synergy, KAYDA (from Katwe), St Mary’s Heritage and Maroons

    Murchison group: JEFF Soccer Academy, Life Eternal Soccer Academy, Super Cubs, Rwenshama Soccer Academy, Simba, standard High-Zana and Sc Villa Jogoo.

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    The FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo (C) flanked by the Federation CEO Edgar Watson (L) and FUFA spokesperson Ahmed Hussein at during the launch of the FUFA Juniors League on 11th March, 2015. The League kicks off on 17th May, 2015.

     

    The opening fixture is between KCC Soccer Academy and St Mary’s Heritage (Nabweru) on 17th May, 2015 at Philip Omondi stadium.

    MAIN PHOTO: Official logo of the FUFA Juniors League

    Photo Credit: FUFA Communications department

     

     

  • Micho kicks off preparations for CHAN, U-23 and Cranes squads

    Micho kicks off preparations for CHAN, U-23 and Cranes squads

    Uganda Cranes coach Milutin ;Micho’ Sredojevic believes that FUFA has had a full month of assessment and is happy with the progress in terms of the technical set up of the three National teams (U-23, CHAN Squad and Uganda Cranes).
    Micho was addressing the media today during the weekly FUFA Press conference in Mengo where he released his technical and strategic plan that kicked off on 3rd May and ends on 4th July, 2015.

    In this period, Uganda will have three National teams featuring in the Africa U-23 Championship (2016 Olympic Qualifier tournament), 2016 CHAN and 2017 AFCON Qualifiers.

    Uganda will play either Rwanda/Somalia May, 2015 in Kigali for the second round 1st leg of the Africa U-23 Championship with the return leg set for a week late in Kampala.

    In CHAN Uganda Cranes of home based players will face Tanzania on 20th June, 2015 for the First round, 1st leg of the qualifiers in Dar es Salaam while the return leg is on 4th July, 2015 at Mandela National stadium, Namboole.

    The preparations also capture the Uganda Cranes programme for the 2017 AFCON game against Botswana on 13th June, 2015 at Mandela National stadium.

    A friendly game for Uganda Cranes with a team yet to be revealed has been lined up before Micho’s boys take on Botswana at Namboole.
    The training of 46 CHAN and U-23 team players kicked of last Sunday at the Philip Omondi stadium, Lugogo and will continue this Sunday with 50 players at the same stadium.

    For the Cranes players who will be off season, Micho believes that there is a strong plan by FUFA to keep individual players fit physically and mentally as they prepare or the game against Botswana.

    ‘Training camps will be organized for the players who will be on recess from the leagues so that we keep them fit for the game against Botswana’ said Micho.

    The Serbian coach also added that ‘We have looked at players on the continent, region and around the globe to come and play for the National teams at various levels. When a concrete decision has been taken, we shall inform you’ added Micho.

    The Uganda Cranes coach urged all stakeholders to rally behind the Uganda National teams so that they can get the best results and make the football fans happy.
    Programme:
    Sunday 3rd May, 2015: CHAN and U-23 training at Lugogo
    Sunday 10th May, 2015: CHAN and U-23 team training at Lugogo
    Sunday 17th May, 2015: CHAN and U-23 team training at Lugogo
    Thursday 21st May, 2015: Departure for Rwanda U-23 vs Uganda U-23
    Saturday 23rd May, 2015: Rwanda U-23 vs Uganda U-23 2nd round, 1st leg
    Wednesday 27th May, 2015: Uganda U-23 vs COPA Coca Cola Select
    Saturday 30th May, 2015: Uganda U-23 vs Rwanda U-23 -2nd round 2nd leg
    Monday 1st June, 2015: CHAN and Senior Uganda Cranes training
    Tuesday 9th June, 2015: Friendly Match: Uganda Cranes vs opponent (TBA)
    Saturday 13th June, 2015: 2017 AFCON-Uganda Cranes vs Botswana
    Thursday 18th June, 2015: Departure for CHAN team Dar es Salaam Tanzania vs Uganda Cranes
    Saturday 20th June, 2015 Tanzania vs Uganda Cranes 2016 CHAN qualifiers 1st round, 1st leg
    4th July, 2015 Uganda vs Tanzania CHAN qualifiers 1st round, 2nd leg

    MAIN PHOTO: Uganda Cranes coach Milutin Sredojevic at today’s weekly FUFA Press conference

     

     

  • AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE: Sc Villa, Vipers joint top in the final bend

    Azam Uganda Premier League:

    Results: Tuesday, 5th May 2015 Fixtures:

    BUL 0-0 KCC – Kakindu Stadium, Jinja

    Soana 1-2 Kira Young – Kavumba Recreational Stadium

    Simba 1-2 SC Villa – Bombo Military Stadium

    Entebbe 0-1 Bright Stars – Bugonga Stadium

    Express 1-0 Police – Mutesa II Stadium Wankulukuku

    SCVU 1-1 Vipers – Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole

    URA 1-0 Rwenshama – Mehta Stadium, Lugazi