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  • Byekwaso lines up two practice matches for Uganda U-20 team ahead of CECAFA Zonal qualifiers

    Byekwaso lines up two practice matches for Uganda U-20 team ahead of CECAFA Zonal qualifiers

    U-20 Total CAF Africa Cup of Nations Zonal Qualifiers

    23 – 06, December 2020

    *To be hosted by Tanzania

    As the trip to Tanzania for CAF U20 zonal Cecafa Qualifiers nears, Uganda Hippos are in final stages of preparation ahead of the tournament commencement in Arusha, Tanzania.

    Two lined up practice matches:

    Head coach Morley Byekwaso has lined-up two practice matches that will be used to assess the readiness and fitness levels of players before leaving for the tournament.

    Morley Byekwaso, head coach of Uganda U-20

    On Sunday November 15, they will be playing against the U17 Uganda Cubs in Njeru at Fufa Technical Centre at 9am under closed doors and on Tuesday November 17, they will travel to KCCA FC away at Lugogo, Kampala at 3pm.

    Team Departure to Tanzania:

    Prior to the departure to Tanzania for the tournament, the team will once again go for a mandatory COVID-19 test on November 17 in the morning hours.

    This will guarantee that some of the tournament’s and travel Covid 19 regulations and standard operating procedures are met.

    Coach Byekwaso talks to some of the players
    Some of the Uganda U-20 players

    Meanwhile, the Hippos had a practice match on Friday against Kampala City Council Authority Football Club that ended in a 3 all draw in Lugogo, Kampala at the newly rebranded MTN Omondi Stadium.

    KCCA’s Kigozi opened the first stanza by registering his name on the score board when he notched a brace to put the host in a comfortable lead.

    At the start of the second stanza, substitute Juma Balinya also scored the third to keep the host in the lead of the game by 3 goals to nil.

    However, minutes after Balinya’s third goal of the game, one should say Morley Byekwaso’s guards picked the tactics pretty well during the half-time break when they bounced back to score three to finish it in style.

    Uganda Hippos’ forward Najib Iga pulled one back to restore hope before midfield general Derrick Kakooza scored the second one to make it 3-2. It’s from there then that Bogere Ivan scored the third goal off the Kick from the penalty mark to make it end in a 3 all draw in the dying minutes of the game.

  • Uganda U20 intensifies training in Njeru ahead of CECAFA tournament

    Uganda U20 intensifies training in Njeru ahead of CECAFA tournament

    Africa Cup of Nations Zonal Qualifiers CECAFA U20

    22nd November to December 6th 2020

    Host: Tanzania

    Ahead of the 2020 AFCON Zonal CECAFA Qualifiers, training at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru has been intensified as head coach Morley Byekwaso looks forward to narrowing the squad.

    Out of the 46 summoned players, coach Byekwaso will consider reducing the number to 30 by Monday evening.

     ‘Out of the 46 summoned players summoned, we are looking at reducing it to thirty whom we will maintain in camp to the final days of camp to trim it further to the final 20 the required number for the tournament.’ Coach Morley Byekwaso remarked.

    ‘We have been doing a lot of loading and intensity but now we shall lower a bit and reduce on the number training sessions as well.’ Morley speaks about his training tactics.

    The squad has 46 players with six shot stoppers, 13 defenders, 10 midfielders and 16 strikers as earlier announced.

    The Under 20 team started camp on Saturday, October 31, in Kabojja at IUIU campus till November 4, before transferring to FUFA Technical Center, Njeru

    Uganda will tussle it with South Sudan, Burundi, and Eritrea in group B of the U20 Zonal AFCON Qualifiers that commences on November 22 to December 6, 2020 in Tanzania.

  • Uganda Hippos, Cubs enter residential camp

    Uganda Hippos, Cubs enter residential camp

    The Uganda National Football Teams U17 (The Uganda Cubs) and U20
    (Uganda Hippos) on Saturday started residential training at the FUFA
    Technical Centre, Njeru.


    Both teams underwent the mandatory Covid 19 tests in Kabojja before entering into residential camp at FUFA Technical Centre where they will be housed until their respective departures to Tanzania and Rwanda comes.

    A prayer session opens up every training at the FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru
    Fitness coach Arthur Kyesmira takes the players through the paces


    According to the FUFA Youth Football Development Manager Bashir Mutyaba the preparations started in high gear the teams have been accorded a conducive environment.


    The Hippos are preparing for the forthcoming Africa Cup of Nations U20 Zonal Qualifiers that will be held in Tanzania from 22nd November to December 6th.

    On the other hand, the Uganda Cubs are in preparation for U17 AFCON Zonal Qualifiers that will take place in Rwanda from December 13th to December 28, 2020.

    U-20 defender Musa Ramathan being interviewed after the training session at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru
  • CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda XI Vs Tanzania

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda XI Vs Tanzania

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup 2019:

    Quarter final: 

    Uganda Vs Tanzania

    At Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu (4 PM)

    *Live on 102.1 FUFA f.m, The Football Radio

    The Uganda U-2O head coach Morley Byekwaso confirmed the starting eleven players who will face Tanzania in the quarter final duel at Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu.

    Goalkeeper Jack Komakech makes his first start in the championship. Striker Ivan Bogere and Najib Yiga return to the starting team having started the last group game against Sudan on the bench.

    Bogere replaces Sadat Anaku and Yiga comes on for Bright Anukani. The other 8 players remain unchanged from the Sudan game.

    The game will kick off at 4:00 PM.

    Team Line Up:

    Jack Komakech (G.K), Joseph Kafumbe, Aziz Abdul Kayondo, Gavin Kizito, Kenneth Semakula, Hassan Ssenyonjo, Sadam Masereka, Najib Yiga, Ivan Asaba, Steven Sserwadda, Ivan Bogere

    Subs:

    Denis Otim (G.K), Patrick Mubiru (G.K), Kevin Ssekimbegge, Robert Kitabalwa, Derrick Kiggundu, Sadat Anaku, Bright Anukani

  • CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda Hippos XI Vs Sudan

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda Hippos XI Vs Sudan

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup Uganda 2019:

     

    Uganda Hippos Vs Sudan – Group A

     

    At Pece War Stadium, Gulu (4:00 PM)

    Live streaming on official FUFA facebook page and live radio broadcast on 102.1 FUFA f.m

     

    Uganda Hippos head coach Morley Byekwaso has confirmed the starting line up to face Sudan in the final group A clash at the Pece War Memorial Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

    There are three changes to the team that started against Djibouti in the second game on Monday.

    In comes Joseph Kafumbe, Bright Anukani, Sadat Happy Anaku and Sadam Masereka. Kafumbe, Anukani and Masereka start their first game at the championship.

    Goalkeeper Denis Otim maintains his slot in between the goal posts. Abdul Aziz Kayondo is maintained at left back and so is the central defence pairing of captain Gavin Kizito and Kenneth Ssemakula. It is a compact midfield department that has Bright Anukani, Hassan Ssenyonjo, Ivan Asaba, Steven Sserwadda and Sadam Masereka.

    Happy Sadat Anaku will play the lead striking role.

    Uganda Hippos has already progressed to the knock out stage and needs maximum points to top group A.

    This match will be streamlined live on the official FUFA face book page and broadcast live on 102.1 FUFA f.m.

    Hippos Starting XI Vs Sudan (Shirt Numbers in Brackets):

    Denis Otim-GK (1), Joseph Kafumbe (14), Kayondo Aziz Abdul(3),  Gavin Kizito (5), Kenneth Semakula (4), Bright Anukani (6),Hassan Ssenyonjo (12), Ivan Asaba (11),  Steven Sserwadda (8), Sadat Anaku Happy (10), Sadam Masereka (20)

    Subs: Jack Komakech-GK (18), Patrick Mubiru-GK  (19), Kevin Ssekimbegge (2), Robert Kitabalwa (16), Isma Mugulusi (15), Derrick Kigundu (13) , Ivan Bogere (9), Najib Yiga (7)

  • Djibouti 1-5 Uganda: Massive victory for the Hippos | CECAFA U20 Challenge Cup

    Djibouti 1-5 Uganda: Massive victory for the Hippos | CECAFA U20 Challenge Cup

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup Uganda 2019:

    Monday Results:

    Group A

    • Djibouti 1-5 Uganda Hippos
    • Eritrea 3-3 Sudan

    Group C:

    • Somalia 1-2 Burundi

     

    It was a goal galore at the Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu as the Uganda U-20 national team (Uganda Hippos) humiliated Djibouti 5-1 during a group A contest at the 2019 CECAFA Challenge Cup on Monday.

    Steven Sserwadda (brace), Ivan Bogere, Isma Mugulusi and Justine Opiro were on target for Uganda.

    Kalid Osman Elmi netted the consolation for Djibouti.

    Uganda’s goalkeeper Denis Otim was at his best thwarting a kick from the penalty spot by Djibouti team captain Idriss Mogueh Omar.

    Sserwadda returned with the third seven minutes into the second half before Djibouti pulled a goal back through Kalid Osman Elmi for an ordinary mistake by goalkeeper Denis Otim.

    Ivan Bogere dribbles the ball away from Djibouti defenders

    Djibouti captain Idriss Omar Mohueh with Uganda’s Gavin Kizito alongside the referees prior to kick off

    Uganda Hippos’ technical team headed by Morley Byekwaso called for all the three mandatory changes.

    Isma Mugulusi, Bright Anukani and Sadat Anaku replaced Ivan Asaba, Najib Yiga and the two goal hero Steven Sserwadda respectively.

    Mugulusi hit the post from the right wing as minutes trickled down the clock and Hassan Ssenyonjo missed from close range after being set up superbly by Anaku.

    Two goal hero Steven Sserwadda

    Other results:

    In the other matches played on Monday, Sudan and Eritrea shared the spoils after a 3 goal stalemate during the early kick off match at Pece Stadium.

    Mewael Tesfai Yosief, captain Robel Teklem Michael (penalty), and Ali Suleiman Ibrahim were on target for Eritrea.

    Mohamed Abbas Namir, Shihab Eldeen Siddiq Abdalrahman and Musab Kurdman Elfaki replied for Sudan.

    At the FUFA Technical Center, Burundi advanced for the quarter finals following a 2-1 win over Somalia.

    Hamimu Hakizimana and Louis Romeo Ndunimana scored in either halves for Burundi for the 2-0 lead at some stage of the game.

    Ahmed Abdullah Abdi pulled a late goal for Somalia to give the score line a worthy respectable second look.

    Uganda Hippos XI

    Eritrea XI

    Next Games in Group A:

    Eritrea takes on Djibouti on Wednesday, 25th September 2019 at the Pece War Memorial Stadium (1:30 PM).

    On the same day, Uganda will play Sudan. Both Uganda and Sudan are on four points apiece.

    Uganda’s head coach Morley Byekwaso hailed the players for the spirited and improved display in the 5-1 win over Djibouti.

    He thereafter promised a better showing on Wednesday against Sudan.

    ‘We have improved a great deal than our first game. I know with time, we shall continue to gel with as I also get more acquitted to the team’ Byekwaso noted during the post match press conference.

    The members of the technical team and the substitutes during the national anthem

    Some of the fans at Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu

  • CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda Hippos XI Vs Djibouti

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda Hippos XI Vs Djibouti

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup Uganda 2019:

    Uganda Hippos Vs Djibouti

    Pece Stadium, Gulu (4:00 PM)

    The Uganda Hippos head coach Morley Byekwaso has confirmed the starting line up that will face Djibouti in the second game of the team at the on-going CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup.

    There are two changes to the team that drew one all with Eritrea on match day one.

    Ivan Asaba and Steven Sserwadda are named on the starting team as Bright Anukani, fresh from the Uganda Cranes duty (away at CHAN 2020 qualifier against Burundi) makes the 18 man match day team.

    The game will kick off at 4 PM at Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu.

    Hippos Starting XI Vs Djibouti  (Shirt Numbers in Bracket):

    Denis Otim (1), Justine Opiro (17), Kayondo Aziz Abdul(3), Derrick Kigundu (13), Gavin Kizito (5), Kenneth Semakula (4), Hassan Senyonjo (12), Najib Yiga (7), Ivan Asaba (11),  Ivan Bogere (9), Steven Sserwadda (8)

    Subs: Jack Komakech (18), Patrick Mubiru (19), Kevin Ssekimbegge (2), Robert Kitabalwa (16), Isma Mugulusi (15), Sadat Anaku Happy (10), Joseph Kafumbe (14)Sadam Masereka (20), Bright Anukani (6)

     

  • 2019 CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda Vs Eritrea press conference quotes

    2019 CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup: Uganda Vs Eritrea press conference quotes

    2019 CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup:

    Saturday, 21st September

    Uganda Hippos Vs Eritrea U-17

    At Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu – Uganda – 4 PM

    PRE-MATCH PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES:

    Morley Byekwaso, Uganda U-20 Head Coach addresses the media during the pre-match press conference at Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu

    Morley Byekwaso, Uganda U-20 Head Coach:

    ‘Our team is prepared well and focused that we take on the opponents. We are injury free. We have six hurdles to jump in this championship. We know every team will fight on the day’

    Garvin Kizito Mugweri (right) with the Eritrea captain

    Gavin Kizito, Uganda U-20 Captain:

    ‘Most of us are from the youth set up having played in the FUFA Juniors League U-17 and for the national U-17 team. We expect to play well throughout the tournament and with one heart to win the trophy at home. We have prepared well and shall follow the coaches’ instructions’

  • CECAFA U-20 update: Hippos hold Uganda Cranes Chan team at Njeru

    CECAFA U-20 update: Hippos hold Uganda Cranes Chan team at Njeru

    Practice Match:

    • Uganda Cranes (CHAN Team) 0-0 Uganda Hippos (U-20)

    In preparation for the upcoming assignments lined up for the Uganda Cranes (CHAN) and Uganda Hippos (U-20) the two sides were engaged in a practice match at the FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru in Buikwe on Tuesday evening.

    The interesting game although failed to produce any goal, it lived up to the expected billing.

    Striker Frank Ssebufu and Abdul Karim Watambala got close to breaking the deadlock for the junior side but goalkeeper Yasin Mugabi was equally ready to tame the opportunities during the opening half.

    Defender Benon Tahomera missed with a header at the start of the second half as the Uganda Cranes pushed for that break through goal that never arrived.

    Either technical wings called for changes in a bid to test out the players at their disposal in varying formations of play.

    Nonetheless, there was no breakthrough for either sides.

    It was an interesting contest between Uganda Hippos (red) and Uganda Cranes (all white) at Njeru

    Uganda Cranes is preparing for the first leg away to Burundi in the CHAN 2020 qualifier in Bujumbura this coming Saturday.

    The Hippos will be hosting 10 other countries for the CECAFA U-20 Championship that will be staged at the Pece Stadium in Gulu and FUFA Technical Center, Njeru.

    Uganda is in group A alongside Eritrea, Djibouti and Sudan. This group will be based in Gulu.

    Uganda Cranes XI

    Team Line Ups:

    Uganda Cranes (CHAN team) XI:

    Yasin Mugabi (G.K), Paul Willa, Arafat Galiwango, Halid Lwaliwa, John Revita, Saidi Kyeyune, Yusuf Ssozi, Allan Kayiwa, Shafiq Kagimu, Vianney Ssekajjugo, Fahad Bayo

    Subs: Charles Lukwago (GK), James Alitho (GK), Mustafa Mujuzi, Mustafa Kizza, Paul Mbowa, Benson Tahomera, Paul Mucureezi, Ssozi Nicholas, Muzamir Mutyaba, Bright Anukani, Mike Mutyaba, Allan Okello, Owori David, Sserunkuma Daniel, Joel Madondo.

    Uganda Hippos XI

    Uganda Hippos XI:

    Mutwalibi Mugolofa (GK), Justine Opiro, Robert Kitabalwa, Gavin Kizito, Derrick Kigunddu, Joseph Kafumbe, Frank Ssebuufu, Najib Iga, Sadat Anaku, Karim Watambala, Ashraf Zizinga

    Second half team: Denis Otim (GK), Kevin Ssekimbegga, Aziz Kayondo, Kenneth Semakula, Musa Ramadan, Steven Sserwadda, Joseph Kafumbe, Sadam Masereka, Ivan Bogere, Isma Mugulusi, Davis Ssekajja

    Team captains’ moment with the match officials. Halid Lwaliwa (shirt 20) skippered the Uganda Cranes team and Gavin Kizito Mugweri was Hippos’ captain

  • Sudan arrives for CECAFA U20 tournament

    Sudan arrives for CECAFA U20 tournament

    Opening Ceremony at Pece Stadium, Gulu. 

    Saturday 21st September 2019 

    1.30pm: Sudan vs Djibouti

    4pm: Uganda vs Eritrea 

     

    The Sudan national U20 football team has today afternoon jetted into the country ahead of the kickoff of the CECAFA U20 challenge championship that kicked off this Saturday at the Pece War Memorial stadium in in Gulu.

    The 25 man delegation of 17 players and 8 officials arrived in the country at midday and straight away headed to Gulu district where they will play their group A matches.

    FUFA Executive member Hamid Juma was among the officials who received the Sudan delegation

    Some of the Sudan youngsters upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport on Tuesday

    Sudan was pitted in group A against Djibouti whom they face in the opening fixture before hosts Uganda start their own title challenge against Eritrea.

    Sudan becomes the second team arrived in the country after Djibouti that arrived earlier on Saturday last week to acclimatize to the conditions before the commencement of the tournament.

    Burundi and South Sudan teams among others confirmed them arrival for today whereas the Kenyan contingent is expected in the country tomorrow (Thursday).

    Sudan delegation upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport on Tuesday

    The two-week-long tournament will have games in two venues with the FUFA Technical centre in Njeru being the second venue that will be hosting group B and C matches.

    Groups:

    • A: Uganda (Hosts), Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti (Based in Gulu)
    • B: Kenya, Ethiopia, Zanzibar, Tanzania (Based at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru)
    • C: Burundi, South Sudan, Somalia (Based at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru)
  • Goals Galore for Hippos against Busoga United In Practice Match as CECAFA U20 Looms

    Goals Galore for Hippos against Busoga United In Practice Match as CECAFA U20 Looms

    Practice Match

    Sunday 15th September 2019

    Uganda U20 7-0 Busoga United

    The Uganda  U17  National team (Hippos) scored goals for fun as they faced Busoga United FC in an entertaining practice match played at the FUFA Technical CentrE in Njeru on Sunday evening.
    Charles Lwanga and Najib Yiga scored for the Hippos in the first half of the game while Sadam Masereka had a hattrick written on his name together with Ivan Asaba and Said Mayanja’s goals made it seven for the Hippos.
    The team assistant coach Hamzah Lutalo told www.fufa.co.ug that he is amazed by his boys’ performance and seeing a steady process ahead of the CECAFA U20 Challenge Cup.

    Uganda U20 defender heading the ball towards Busoga United goal

    ‘It was a nice exhibition from the boys. I am delighted that the boys are putting into action what we have been practicing. Scoring goals has been one of our challenges and step by step we are overcoming it therefore if we continue this way, we shall go places’ Said Lutalo

    Uganda U20 forward Charles Lwanga challenging Busoga Utd Goalkeeper in the practice match

    Uganda is preparing the team for the CECAFA U20 tournament to be played in Gulu and Njeru.

    Hippos first half XI

    Joseph Kafumbe, Watambala Karim, Ashraf Zizinga, Najib Yiga, Frank Sebuufu and Charle Lwanga.
    Second half team
    Denis Otim, Kevin Ssekimbega, Aziz Kayondo, Garvin Kizito, Kenneth Ssemakula, Davis Sekajja, Andrew Kawooya, Ismail Mugulusi, Ivan Asaba, Thomas Kakaire and Saddam Masereka.

    MAIN PHOTO: Uganda U20 team that started against Busoga United in practice match

  • Djibouti arrives, 11 Countries confirm participation in CECAFA U-20 Tournament

    Djibouti arrives, 11 Countries confirm participation in CECAFA U-20 Tournament

    CECAFA U-20 Challenge Cup Uganda 2019:

    Saturday 21st – October 5th

    Venues: Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu & FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru

    The 2019 CECAFA U20 Challenge Cup is set to kick off on 21st September when hosts Uganda play Eritrea in the second of the doubleheader at 4 PM.

    The first game of the tournament will be an early kick-off when Sudan faces Djibouti at 2 PM.

    There are 11 countries confirmed for this championship and these include hosts Uganda, Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya, Ethiopia, Zanziba, Tanzania, Burundi South Sudan and Somalia (Djibouti is already in the country).

    Two venues will be used for the tournament; Gulu (Pece War Memorial Stadium) and FUFA Technical Centre Njeru.

    Addressing journalists during a media briefing on Saturday morning at Imperial Royale Hotel in Kampala, the chairman of the tournament Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Darius Mugoye noted that Gulu was chosen after the passion expressed by a mammoth of fans who turn up for FUFA Drum Matches.

    Mugoye was flanked by the CECAFA Secretary General Nicholas Musonye, CECAFA Media Manager and FUFA Executive Committee member Rogers Mulindwa and FUFA Deputy CEO in charge of football Decolas Kiiza.

    ‘We want to thank CAF and FIFA for pledging to support us especially youth and women. Rwanda will miss this tournament due the several engagements hence the budget can’t enable them to participate in the tournament. FIFA referees are set to officiate in this competition.’ Nicholas Musonye stated.

    Nicholas Musonye, CECAFA Secretary General during the press conference at Imperial Royal Hotel in Kampala

    Darius Mugoye, Chairperson CECAFA U-20 Local Organizing Committee (LOC)

    The opening Match, Semis and Finals are be held from Pece.

    ‘We want to call upon the fans to come support our boys, we thank CECAFA for giving us the opportunity to host the tournament. Gulu people are very enthusiastic to host this competition.Having been the Champions of the CECAFA U15 and U17, we look forward to wining this tournament as we build a strong national team since our dream is to qualify for the FIFA World Cup in Qatar 2022.I want to thank the FUFA President for the efforts put in the development of football in Uganda’ Mugoye noted.

    CECAFA Media Manager Rogers Mulindwa

    ‘We want to thank FUFA and the media in Uganda who are always on top support CECAFA. The media engagement is crucial and important in promoting tournaments in the region. When we this tournament, we are marketing this country, as Government, we have security across all boarders. We want to ensure that all visitors are comfortable while in Uganda. After a tour and inspection, the venues plus accommodation facilities in the two selected areas’ Rogers Mulindwa remarked.

    Group A matches will be hosted in Gulu while group B and C are to have their matches played at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru.

    Fixtures for Group stages

    The opening match will be held at Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu.

    Two teams from group C and three teams from each of groups A and B qualify to the Quarter Finals

  • Uganda U20 enjoying the drills in Njeru ahead of CECAFA Tournament

    Uganda U20 enjoying the drills in Njeru ahead of CECAFA Tournament

    The Uganda National Football Team of U20 players entered day two of residential camp and training at the FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru, Buikwe.

    The team is preparing for the forthcoming U20 CECAFA Challenge Cup that commences on 21st of September, 2019 and ends on 5th October.

    The team will be stay in camp in Njeru until when they travel to the city allocated to them for the tournament.

    The Uganda U20 players during the drills at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru

    The Local Organising Committee Chairman Darius Mugoye has confirmed that  CECAFA has been briefed on the possibility of  using three of the eight  FUFA regions during the tournament but the final decision will be announced at the press conference set for Saturday 14th September 2019 at Imperial Royale.

    Assistant coach Hamza Lutalo says they are yet to release any players from the sqaud summoned as some are still with their clubs with engagements.

    Training resumes on Saturday morning at 9am FUFA Technical Centre Njeru.