Author: Ahmed Marsha

FUFA BIG LEAGUE THURSDAY RESULTS:

Elgon Group:

Proline 0 – 0 Creamland
Wandegeya 1 – 2 Busia United

Rwenzori Group:

Jinja MC 1 – 0 Ngora Fredda Carr
CRO 0 – 1 Kumi United
Ndejje University 0 – 2 Hope Doves
Paidha Black Angels 2 – 0 Soroti Garage

 

 

AFCON 2015 GROUP E QUALIFIER:

Uganda Vs Ghana

Saturday, 15th November 2014

Mandela National Stadium, Namboole

Kick off : 4:00 p.m

Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA), the Mandela Stadium Management and Uganda Police have assured the Uganda Cranes supporters maximum security ahead of Saturday’s match against Ghana.

‘We assure the football fans that we are working around the clock to ensure a safe environment before, during and after the match. We have deployed enough security to ensure that safety of all the people’ Uganda Police head of operations, Felix Kaweesi told the media at a joint press conference held at the Mandela national stadium, Namboole on Wednesday.

Police operations chief, Felix Kaweesi warned all those ill intentioned people to stay away from the stadium.

At the same press conference, FUFA President, Eng. Moses Magogo used the plat form to thank the Government and the President, H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the football fans for the continuous support  accorded to FUFA, the national team and football in general.

“FUFA thanks the Government and President Museveni in a special way for the support. We are so glad and we thank the Government in a special way for the  recent friendly match against Ethiopia. We seek for continued assistance”, the FUFA President urged.

FUFA President, Eng.Moses Magogo addresses the media on Thursday.

Namboole Stadium management once again recommitted their readiness to host yet another international game of this magnitude.

‘The stadium preparations are almost complete with final touches on the stands and the playing turf. We shall work hand in hand with all the agents to ensure a great atmosphere for the fixture’ Roland Kyalisiima, the Chief Finance Officer, Mandela stadium said.

FUFA’s international match official, Dr. Benard Patrick Ogwel who also attended the press conference highlighted about the preparations for the match day activities.

Dr Ogwel reaffirmed Ghana’s arrival as Friday morning aboard a chartered plane with the Sudanese match referees expected later on Friday.

The match referees will be accomodated at Imperial Royale Hotel.

Other security big wigs; R.P.C Siraje Bakalele and Deputy Operations, Steven Tanui attended the briefing.

Gates at the Mandela national stadium open as early as 10 a.m.

Official Ticket Selling Points:

City Oil:

Nakawa
Kamwokya
Bombo Road
Namirembe Road
Martin Road

Gapco:

Ben Kiwanuka Road

Total:

Bweyogerere
Kireka
City Centre-Opp Uganda House
Nakivubo
Bwaise
Kajjansi

Natete

Shell:

Kibuye
Capital
Kobil:
Kasubi
Kawempe
Namirembe
Ndeeba

Kireka

Bugolobi
FUFA Authorised Shops
City Shoppers Mukono
Hardware World-Ntinda
Makubuya Shop-Jinja
FUFA House
Jude Color Solution -Prime Complex
Quality Garments-Jesco Plaza Wilson
New City Supermarket-Ham Shopping Ground

Airtel Shops:
Jinja Road-Global Trust Bank Building
Bugolobi Near Nakumatt
Lugogo-Game Shopping Mall
Ben Kiwanuka Street
Bweyogerere near Total Gas Station

Entebbe-Victoria Mall

MAIN PHOTO: L-R: FUFA Spokesman, Ahmed Hussein, R.P.C Siraje Bakaleke, Steven Tanui, FUFA President, Eng. Moses Magogo, Roland Kyalisiime and Dr. Benard Patrick Ogwel.

PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

 

FUFA BIG LEAGUE – Week 7

Thursday, 13th November 2014

Uganda’s second highest tier football league resumes Thursday, 13th November 2014 with 6 fixtures to be played.

2 of these will be played in the Elgon group and the other 4  will be in the Rwenzori group.

Coming into the 7th week, 144 goals have been scored in 72 Rwenzori and Elgon group fixtures.

Elgon Group:

Wandegeya F.C, whose start to the 2014/15 season has been so far disappointing will play host to former Super Division side, Busia United at Kiteezi play grounds.

Three points in the bag for the home team will see them skip the relegation zone for the first time this season.

Another former top elite side, Proline Soccer Academy hosts Kabale’s Cream land at Lugogo Stadium.

Kireka United Football club (not in action on Thursday) leads the Elgon group with 13 points, closely followed by Maroons F.C on 12 points.

Rwenzori Group:

Jinja Municipal Council (JMC) has a chance to displace the table leaders, The Saints F.C from the top of the log when they host Ngora Freda Carr at Kakindu Stadium on Thursday.

The Saints F.C lead the Rwenzori log with 15 points, 2 better of second place JMC though the latter have played a game more.

In the other Rwenzori group fixtures, Ndejje University entertains Hope Doves in Luweero, Paidah Black Angels, who won 2 – 3 last week away to CRO hosts Soroti Garage at the Barokoro Zombo play grounds.

CRO, relegated last season from top flight football hosts a determined Kumi United team, one that picked the hard fought away draw to Ndejje University last week.

Promotion:

The best three teams at the close of the season will be promoted to the elite Uganda Premier League with the top two sides per group earning direct promotion.

Promotional Play offs:

Meanwhile, the third side is determined through play off.

The two teams (per group) that finish behind the winners will play the promotional play offs.

Demotion:

5 teams per group will be relegated to the regional leagues with the bottom 4 going down directly whilst the 5th team per group is determined by a relegation play off.

Uganda Cranes official sponsors, Airtel Uganda are partners partly facilitating the FUFA Big League.

FUFA BIG LEAGUE (Thursday, 13th November 2014):

Elgon Group Fixtures:

Wandegeya F.C Vs Busia United – Kiteezi Play Grounds

Proline Vs Creamland – KCCA stadium, ugogo, Kampala

Rwenzori Group:

CRO Vs Kumi United – CRO Stadium, Mbale

JMC Vs Ngora Freda Carr – Kakindu Stadium, Jinja

Ndejje University Vs Hope Doves – Ndejje University play grounds

Paidha Black Angels Vs Soroti Garage – Barokoro Zombo Play grounds

Next Fixtures:

Sunday, 16th November 2014

Elgon Group:

Synergy Vs Artland – Masaka Recrational Stadium

Wandegeya Vs Creamland – Kiteezi Play ground

Rwenzori Group:

Water F.C Vs Namasagali – Mengo S.S Play grounds, Kampala

Ndejje University Vs The Saints – Ndejje University play grounds, Luweero

Tuesday, 18th November 2014

Rwenzori Group:

Ngora Fredd Carr Vs Baza Holdings – Kumi Play grounds

In a bid to keep a high level of integrity and ethics amongst the various parties in the day to day running of football affairs in the country, FUFA displinary committee headed by Godfrey Ojok has summoned the several individuals.

The summoned individuals are Express F.C head coach, Wasswa Bbosa and Abu Zikusooka.

The duo was involved in a nasty brawl that partly contributed to the abandonment of the SC Villa Vs Express game at Mityana Ssaza grounds in October.

Another person to appear before the committee is a player – Kamada Lubega.
Lubega a former Wandegeya F.C player allegedly changed his identity to ‘Zlatan Lubega’ and featured for Maroons F.C, an Elgon group FUFA Big league side.

His new team – Maroons F.C suffered the wrath of the competitions committee as they lost the match to Wandegeya F.C by three points and three goals.

Another set of cases is with the Uganda Beach Soccer Association (UBSA) where two players, Abdul Karim Alvaro (of Real Galacticals) and Kassim Nasir (of Braza Braza) allegedly manhandled Meddie Senteza during the Pepsi national beach soccer league.

Another case to be heard by the FUFA Displinary committee is that where the Kampala region petitioned the women’s committee concerning their recently held FUFA Inter-regions’ football tournament.

Kampala absconded from the event that was held at Njeru Technical center.
Buganda region won the tournament that had 6 regions taking part.

Kampala missed for unclear reasons while the West Nile team was involved in a fatal accident as they traveled for the event.

FUFA Standing Committees 2019-2021

40th Uganda Cup:

Registration starts: Monday, 17th November 2014

Preliminary Kick-off: Friday, 5th December 2014

Official Round of 64 Draws: 21st January 2015

Round of 64 Kick-off dates: 14th, 17th, 21st & 24th February 2015

Finals: 30th May 2014

The highly anticipated kick off of the Uganda Cup is set for 5th December 2014 with the preliminary round of games across the country.

‘This will be the 40th edition of the Uganda Cup with registration for all the teams expected to start Monday, 17th November 2014’ Ali Mwebe, FUFA Competitions committee secretary told the media at the weekly FUFA Press conference in Mengo, Kampala.

FUFA Competitions committee secretary, Ali Mwebe addressing the media on Wednesday at FUFA House.

This competition, the oldest knock out event in local football is open to all league and non-league teams. It is mandatory for all Uganda Premier League and FUFA Big League clubs to take part.

Registration Fees:

U.shs 200,000 is the amount of money expected to be paid by each participating teams.

Awards:

The Uganda Cup winner will bag U.shs 7M, with gold medals and a trophy whilst the runners up will pick silver medals and U.shs 2M.

“There is a monetary prize to be given to the tournament’s MVP and Top Scorer, Best Media (Print and Electronic) personality” Ali Mwebe clarified.

In total, 7 (seven) rounds of action will be played from the preliminary stages through to the finals.

The Uganda Cup winner represents the country at the CAF Confederations Cup.

2015 Uganda Cup Finals’ Venue:

Unlike the last editions where FUFA dictated upon the stadium to host the last game of the competition, this time round, the host will be determined through a bidding process.

“The best bidder with a convincing proposal will be given the rights to host the final game of the 2014/15 Uganda Cup” Mwebe added.

The event’s defending champion is Uganda Revenue Authority (URA F.C) who defeated KCC on post match penalties at the Municipal stadium in Mbale District.

Uganda Cranes official sponsors, Airtel are partners of the Uganda Cup.

Uganda Cup (formerly Kakungulu cup) Winners since 1971:

1971 –Coffee F.C
1972-1975-Not Held
1976- Gangama F.C
1977- Simba F.C
1978 – Nsambya F.C
1979 – KCC F.C
1980 – KCC F.C
1981 – Coffee F.C
1982 – KCC F.C
1983 – SC Villa F.C
1984 – KCC F.C
1985 – Express F.C
1986 – SC Villa F.C
1987 – KCC F.C
1988 – SC Villa
1989 – SC Villa
1990 – KCC F.C
1991 – Express F.C
1992 – Express F.C
1993 – KCC F.C
1994 – Express F.C
1995 – Express F.C
1996 – UEB S.C
1997 – Express F.C
1998 – SC Villa
1999 – Mbale Heroes S.C
2000 – SC Villa
2001 – Express F.C
2002 – SC Villa
2003 – Express F.C
2004 – KCC F.C
2005 – URA F.C
2006 – Express F.C
2007 – Express F.C
2007/8 – Victors S.C
2008/9 – SC Villa
2009/10 – Victors S.C
2010/11 – Simba S.C
2011/12 – URA F.C
2013/2013 – Sports ClubVictoria University
2013/2014 – URA F.C
2014/2015 – ???

PHOTO CREDIT: FUFA Communications Department

AFCON 2015 Qualifier Group E:

Uganda Vs Ghana

Saturday, 15th November 2014

Namboole Stadium.

Kick off: 4 pm

Uganda Cranes team capatin Andrew Mwesigwa is the latest player to join the Uganda Cranes camp ahead of the Afcon clash against Ghana at Namboole Stadium this Saturday.

The F.C Ordabasey defender arrived at around 4 am on Wednesday morning.

He joins the other players in camp ahead of the clash against the four time African champions.

It is almost a full house for the Cranes with the exception of Geofrey Kizito who is the only player remaining to join the team.

The Cranes resume training on Wednesday evening.

The players in Camp:

Goal Keepers:

Robert Odongkara (St.George, Ethiopia), Jamal Salim (El-Merriekh, Sudan), Ismail Watenga (Vipers, Uganda) and Dennis Onyango.

Defenders:

Isaac Isinde (St George, Ethiopia), Brian Majwega (KCC, Uganda), Richard Kasagga (KCC, Uganda), Savio Kabugo (Victoria University, Uganda) , Andrew Mwesigwa (F.C Odabasey, Khazakstan) Julius Ntambi (Kira Young, Uganda), Habibu Kavuma (KCC, Uganda), Godfrey Walusimbi (Gor Mahia), Martin Kizza (Tusker, Kenya).

Midfielders:

Tonny Mawejje (Haugesund, Norway), Farouk Miya (Vipers, Uganda), Moses Oloya (Becamex Binhduong,Vitenam), Hassan Wasswa (SC Villa, Uganda), Aucho Khalid (Tusker, Kenya), Keziron Kizito (Vipers, Uganda) and Michael Sserumaga (Lweza, Uganda).

Strikers:

Geofrey Massa (University of Pretoria, South Africa), Yunus Sentamu (AS Vita, DR Congo),Daniel Sserunkuma (Gor Mahia, Kenya) and Robert Ssentongo (URA, Uganda).

Official Ticket Selling Points:

City Oil:

Nakawa
Kamwokya
Bombo Road
Namirembe Road
Martin Road

Gapco:

Ben Kiwanuka Road

Total:

Bweyogerere
Kireka
City Centre-Opp Uganda House
Nakivubo
Bwaise
Kajjansi

Natete

Shell:

Kibuye
Capital

Bugolobi

Kireka

 

Kobil:
Kasubi
Kawempe
Namirembe
Ndeeba

FUFA Authorised Shops
City Shoppers Mukono
Hardware World-Ntinda
Makubuya Shop-Jinja
FUFA House
Jude Color Solution -Prime Complex
Quality Garments-Jesco Plaza Wilson
New City Supermarket-Ham Shopping Ground

Airtel Shops:
Jinja Road-Global Trust Bank Building
Bugolobi Near Nakumatt
Lugogo-Game Shopping Mall
Ben Kiwanuka Street
Bweyogerere near Total Gas Station
Entebbe-Victoria Mall

MAIN PHOTO: Uganda team skipper, Andrew Mwesigwa against Togo’s Emmanuel Adebayor in last month’s qualifier at Namboole Stadium.

PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

AFCON 2015 QUALIFIER – Group E

Uganda vs Ghana

Venue: Mandela National Stadium

Time: 4 pm

Date: Saturday 15th November , 2014

Charges: 20,000/- (Ordinary), 50,000/= (VIP) and 120,000/= (VVIP)

Following Sunday’s build up against Ethiopia, the Uganda Cranes players conducted a light training session on Monday at the Namboole Stadium outside training ground.

All the professional based players yet to come are all expected by Tuesday evening.

These are the Kenyan based players quartet of ; Daniel Sserunkuma, Khalid Aucho, Godfrey Walusimbi and Geofrey Kizito.

They will be joined by the team skipper, Andrew Mwesigwa and Goal keeper, Denis Onyango.

Tuesday training will be held in the afternoon hours starting 4 pm.

The match day tickets are already on sale at various points. Tickets go for 20,000/= (ordinary), 50,000/= (VIP) and 120,000/= (VVIP).

Find the match day ticket selling points below;
TICKET SELLING POINTS:

City Oil:
Nakawa
Kamwokya
Bombo Road
Namirembe Road
Martin Road

Gapco:
Ben Kiwanuka Road

Total:
Bweyogerere
Kireka
City Centre-Opp Uganda House
Nakivubo
Bwaise
Kajjansi

Shell:
Kibuye
Capital

Kobil:
Kasubi
Kawempe
Namirembe
Ndeeba

FUFA Authorised Shops
City Shoppers Mukono
Hardware World-Ntinda
Makubuya Shop-Jinja
FUFA House
Jude Color Solution -Prime Complex
Quality Garments-Jesco Plaza Wilson
New City Supermarket-Ham Shopping Ground

Airtel Shops:
Jinja Road-Global Trust Bank Building
Bugolobi Near Nakumatt
Lugogo-Game Shopping Mall
Ben Kiwanuka Street
Bweyogerere near Total Gas Station
Entebbe-Victoria Mall

Cranes Players Already in camp:

Goal Keepers:

Robert Odongkara (St.George, Ethiopia), Jamal Salim (El-Merriekh, Sudan), Ismail Watenga (Vipers, Uganda) and Brian  Bwete(URA, Uganda)

Defenders:

Isaac Isinde (St George, Ethiopia), Brian Majwega (KCC, Uganda), Richard Kasagga (KCC, Uganda), Savio Kabugo (Victoria Univertsity, Uganda) , Julius Ntambi (Kira Young, Uganda), Habibu Kavuma (KCC, Uganda).

Midfielders:

Tonny Mawejje (Haugesund, Norway), Farouk Miya (Vipers, Uganda), Moses Oloya (Becamex Binhduong,Vitenam), Hassan Wasswa (SC Villa, Uganda), Baker Lukooya (Kira Young, Uganda) , Keziron Kizito (Vipers, Uganda) and Michael Sserumaga (Lweza, Uganda).

Strikers:

Geofrey Massa (University of Pretoria, South Africa), Yunus Sentamu (AS Vita, DR Congo), Derrick Nsibambi (KCC, Uganda) and Robert Ssentongo (URA, Uganda).

MAIN PHOTO: Uganda Cranes’ striker, Geofrey Massa’s at Namboole Stadium on Sunday against Ethiopia.

PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

AFCON 2015 QUALIFIER – Group E

Uganda vs Ghana

Venue: Mandela National Stadium

Time: 4 pm

Date: Saturday 15th November , 2014

Charges: 20,000/- (Ordinary), 50,000/=  (VIP) and 120,000/= (VVIP)

The Marketing department of Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has released the selling points for the tickets of the Nations cup qualifiers between Uganda and Ghana due this Saturday 15th November 2014 at Mandela National stadium, Namboole.

Uganda Cranes’ Moses Oloya in action against Ethiopia on Sunday. He is among the players preparing for the Ghana clash.

In total, there are 29 ticket selling points.

The tickets will be distributed today but fans will sart purchasing them tomorrow at 20,000/-, 50,000/= and 120,000/-
FUFA urges the football fraternity to buy the tickets early and from the designated selling points as seen below.

TICKET SELLING POINTS

City Oil:
Nakawa
Kamwokya
Bombo Road
Namirembe Road
Martin Road

Gapco:
Ben Kiwanuka Road

Total:
Bweyogerere
Kireka
City Centre-Opp Uganda House
Nakivubo
Bwaise
Kajjansi
Natete

Shell: Kireka, Kibuye, Bugolobi, Shell Capital Kampala Road

Kobil:
Kasubi
Kawempe
Namirembe
Ndeeba
City Shoppers Mukono
Hardware World-Ntinda
Makubuya Shop-Jinja
FUFA House
Jude Color Solution -Prime Complex
Quality Garments-Jesco Plaza Wilson
New City Supermarket-Ham Shopping Mall

Airtel Shops:
Jinja Road-Global Trust Bank Building
Bugolobi Near Nakumatt
Lugogo-Game Shopping Mall
Ben Kiwanuka Street
Bweyogerere near Total Station

MAIN PHOTO: Tickets for the Uganda versus Ghana game. Fans are urged to buy these tickets from genuine selling posts.

PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

AFCON 2015 Group E Qualifier:

Uganda Vs Ghana
Saturday, 15th November 2014

At Namboole Stadium

Kick off: 4:30 pm

Wednesday 19th November: Guinea vs Uganda in Morocco

Uganda Cranes preparations for the Ghana game started with the 3 – 0 victory of Ethiopia in the build up.

The players who are residing at Sky Hotel in Ntinda will continue with the preparations with a training session on Monday evening at Namboole Stadium.

“There is no time to rest. We expect the Kenyan based professionals to be with us in training on Monday” Fred Katende, Uganda Cranes media officer told www.fufa.co.ug.

All the players who featured in the Ethiopian game are still available in the camp.

Uganda is currently 3rd in Group E, where Ghana leads the group with 8 points.

Cranes Players in camp:

Goal Keepers:

Robert Odongkara (St.George, Ethiopia), Jamal Salim (El-Merriekh, Sudan), Ismail Watenga (Vipers, Uganda) and Brian  Bwete(URA, Uganda)

Defenders:

Isaac Isinde (St George, Ethiopia), Brian Majwega (KCC, Uganda), Richard Kasagga (KCC, Uganda), Savio Kabugo (Victoria Univertsity, Uganda) , Julius Ntambi (Kira Young, Uganda), Habibu Kavuma (KCC, Uganda).

Midfielders:

Tonny Mawejje (Haugesund, Norway), Farouk Miya (Vipers, Uganda), Moses Oloya (Becamex Binhduong,Vitenam), Hassan Wasswa (SC Villa, Uganda), Baker Lukooya (Kira Young, Uganda) , Keziron Kizito (Vipers, Uganda) and Michael Sserumaga (Lweza, Uganda).

Strikers:

Geofrey Massa (University of Pretoria, South Africa), Yunus Sentamu (AS Vita, DR Congo), Derrick Nsibambi (KCC, Uganda) and Robert Ssentongo (URA, Uganda).

MAIN PHOTO: Uganda Cranes’ players celebrate striker, Geofrey Massa’s opener at Namboole Stadium on Sunday.

PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

International Build Up:

Uganda 3 – 0 Ethiopia

Curtain Raiser: Cabinet 0 – 3 Parliament

The President of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on Sunday launched the national ‘Protect your goal’ health campaign at Nelson Mandela national stadium, Namboole.

The campaign is intended to sensitize the pubic about the prevailing HIV/AIDS scourge.

“We have to safe guard our lives by living responsible life styles. HIV/AIDS is a reality which we have to avoid at all cost” the President told the mammoth gathering at Namboole Stadium.

President Museveni exhibited excellent ball juggling skills before presiding over the curtain raising match between Cabinet and the Members of Parliament.

This fixture was won by the Members of Parliament 3 – 0 – a match where Kampala Central M.P, Mohammed Nsereko notched a brace and created the other.

The main match that followed was  the long awaited International build up friendly for the national football team, The Cranes and Ethiopia Walia Stars.

Uganda won the game 3 – 0 courtesy of goals from strikers Geofrey Massa, Yunus Sentamu and midfielder, Farouk Miya.

Uganda Cranes headcoach, Milutin Sedrojevic used the match as a plat form to gauge the level of fitness and preparedness for the players ahead of Saturday’s upcoming group E Afcon fixture against Ghana at Namboole Stadium.

MAIN PHOTO: President Museveni inspects the Cabinet team prior to the curtain raiser at Namboole Stadium.

PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department

Uganda Cranes defeated Ethiopia 3-0 in an international friendly played at Mandela National Stadium, Namboole.

Geoffrey Massa, Yunus Sentamu and Faruk Miya were the scorers for Uganda Cranes who play Ghana on 15th November, 2014 at the same stadium in the final bend of the 2015 Nations cup qualifiers.

Massa, who plies his professional trade with South African giants, University of Pretoria F.C, opened the scoring a minute to the half time whistle.

AS Vita striker, Yunus Sentamu added the second shortly after the second half kicked off and Vipers’ F.C midfielder, Faruk Miya scored the third goal in the 55th minute.

The match was watched by the President of the republic of Uganda HE Yoweri Kaguta Museveni who also launched the ‘Protect the Goal’ campaign aimed at sensitizing the public about the deadly HIV/AIDS.

The ministry of Health, Ministry of Education and sports supported the organization of the match that saw fans enter for free.

Live updates for the coverage of the match (below)

HT: Uganda 1 – 0 Ethiopia (45′ Geofrey Massa)

1st Minute: Ethiopia kicks off play (4:35 pm)

2nd Minute: Geofrey Massa wins first corner for Uganda.
5th Minute: Michael Sserumaga cross is headed over the bar by Moses Oloya

8th Minute: Winger Brian Majwega cross is met by Massa, goal keeper,Jaemal Tassew, picks loose ball.

13th Minute: Michael Sserumaga interplays with Tonny Mawejje, the former shoots from distance (about 30 yards), Sentamu fails to connect to the ball.

16th Minute: Yunus Sentamu goal is ruled for offside. Sserumaga had played in the delivery from a free kick on the right side of the pitch from 40 yards.

20th Minute: Michael Sserumaga tries again from distance, Ethiopian goal keeper, Jaemal Tassew saves.

23rd Minute: Ethiopian right winger, Yusuf Saleh gets a chance to put Ethiopia ahead, Odongkara saves.

Corners Cranes 2 – 1 Ethiopia

33rd Minute: Cranes wins third corner

41st First change of the game for Ethiopia

43rd Minute: Massa misses after a one on one with the goal keeper.

45th Minute: Uganda wins penalty after Michael Sserumaga is fouled. Sserumaga limps out for treatment

46th Massa misses penalty. Uganda wins 4th corner of the game, quickly slotted in by Oloya.

GOOOOOOOOOAL; Uganda 1 – 0 Ethiopia

Massa misses penalty effort but scores resultant corner from Moses Oloya.

Second half under way with Jamal Replacing Odongkara

48′ GOOOOAL Yunus Sentamu scores for Uganda. Uganda 2 – 0 Ethiopia

Nominees for the CAF player of the year award Sentamu and Massa on target for Cranes.

55′ Faruku Miya makes it three for the home team. Uganda 3 – 0 Ethiopia

65′ Uganda Cranes technical bench makes 4 changes; Hassan Wasswa for Moses Oloya, Julius Ntambi for Richard Kassaga , Robert Ssentongo for Miya Farouk, Keziron Kizito for Michael Sserumaga.

70′ Robert Ssentongo tests Ethiopian goal keeper, same does Massa after 2 minutes.

76′ Another change for Uganda. Brian Majwega out, Habibu Kavuma in.

81′ Massa fires wide from acute angle.

89′ One added minute indicated by 4th official, Alex Muhabi Nsulumbi.
Uganda 3 – 0 Ethiopia.

77th Minute: Change for Uganda, Habibu Kavuma replaces Brian Majwega

85th Minute: Massa tries from distance

87th Minute: Massa shoots wide from 18 yard goal mark

FULL TIME: Uganda 3 – 0 Ethiopia

PHOTO CREDIT: FUFA COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Ethiopians ready for Uganda at Namboole Stadium on Saturday

Uganda Cranes Vs Ethiopia Walia Stars

Sunday, 9th November 2014

FBL SATURDAY RESULTS:

Elgon Group:

Wandegeya F.C 0 – 0 Kasese New Villa

Rwenzori Group:

C.R.O 2 – 3 Paidah Black Angels

Ndejje university F.C 1- 1 Kumi United

In the three FUFA Big league fixtures held on Saturday, there was only one victory recorded.

Paidah Black Angels won 3 -2 away in Mbale to CRO while Wandegeya and Kasese New Villa played a non scoring draw.

Ndejje University were held by Kumi United at their Ndejje University play ground fortress.

The next round of FUFA Big league games will be held on Thursday, 13th November 2014.

Thursday, 13th November 2014

Wandegeya Vs Busia United – Kiteezi

Proline Vs Creamland – Lugogo

Rwenzori Group:

CRO Vs Kumi United – CRO Stadium

JMC Vs Ngora Freda Carr – Kakindu Stadium, Jinja

Ndejje University Vs Hope Doves – Ndejje University Play grounds

Paidah Black Angels Vs Soroti Garage – Lango Stadium

Sunday, 16th November 2014

Elgon Group:

Synergy Vs Artland – Masaka Recreational Stadium

Wandegeya Vs Creamland – Kiteezi play grounds

Rwenzori Group:

Water Vs Namasagali – Mengo S.S Play grounds

The Saints Vs Sporting United – Namboole Stadium

FUFA Big League Fixtures:

Saturday, 8^th November 2014:

 Elgon Group:

Wandegeya F.C Vs Kasese New Villa – Kitezzi Play ground

Rwenzori Group:

C.R.O Vs Paidah Black Angles –  CRO Stadium, Mbale.

Ndejje university F.C Vs Kumi  United F.C – Ndejje University Play grounds

There will be three fixtures in the FUFA Big League this Saturday.

Only one game will be played in the Elgon group when Wandegeya football club hosts Kasese New Villa at Kiteezi play grounds.

Two of the other games will be played in the Rwenzori group, Mbale based Child’s Restoration Organization (CRO) hosts Paidah Black Angels at the CRO Stadium.

Ndejje University play grounds in Luwero will be the hosting stadium as Kumi United football club plays the home team, Ndejje University F.C.

The FUFA Big league is the second highest promotional football league in Uganda.

Three teams will qualify for the Uganda Premier League 2015/16 season.

The best two teams at the close of the 2014/15 season automatically book their slots to the elite league.

Promotional Play – offs:

To determine the third side, the best two runners up are then engaged in a promotional play off to decide the third side.

Demotion:
Five teams per group (Elgon and Rwenzori) are demoted to the respective  regional leagues.

Relegation Play off:

The 4 bottom placed sides per group are automatically relegated. The 5th side is determined via a play off.