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Stanbic Uganda Cup: Giant Killers Bugamba ready for another great story after ejecting Onduparaka

Bugamba FC was among several teams that anxiously waited for the results of the draw for the round of 32 in the Stanbic Uganda cup at FUFA House on Monday morning.

The Western region league outfit, was among the few upcountry teams that pulled off shocks in the elimination round of 64 a couple of weeks ago, when they stunned top flight side Onduparaka FC with a 1-0 home win at Kabatangare grounds in Bugamba village in the newly created Rwampara district.

With this result over Onduparaka FC, they have deservedly been nicknamed ‘Giant Killers’ by their fans.

During the Bugamba FC vs Onduparaka FC match, some fans danced for the entire 90 minutes

Surprisingly, Bugamba FC lies 6^th in the 7 team league on the table of Western regional league sub-group of Kigezi, but that did not deter them from putting up a spirited show against fancied Onduparaka FC.

Team coach Salim Twaha seemed a relaxed man before the draws on Monday.

‘We are a small and poor team. We have nothing to show but determination. We shall meet any side whether KCCA FC or SC Villa, but when they give us a home draw, we shall pull yet another surprise because we have never lost at home’ said Salim.

Bugamba FC coach Twaha Salim (L) is congraculated by Onduparaka FC Assistant Coach Morris Adiga after the match which the home side won 1-0.

Bugamba FC will now have to travel several miles for a trip to North East to play Light SS in Soroti.

The battle between Bugamba FC and Onduparaka FC

Bugamba were joined by other lowly sides like Kajansi FC that eliminated favorites and current Star Times Uganda Premier League table leaders Vipers SC, whose elimination culminated into immediate sacking of head coach Edward Golora. Kajansi United will have to face another strong team- Sc Villa in the round of 32.

The fixture at the bottom indicates Bugamba FC wil travel to face Light SS in the round of 32 in the Stanbic Uganda cup.

Bugamba’s home ground Kabatangare, is 51km away from the Ankole’s traditional stadium Kakyeka and Mbarara City centre, along Mbarara Kabale road, with a natural pavilion created by a hill that overlooks the green grounds that provides the beautiful scenery.

The overview of Bugamba FC’s play grounds in Rwampara District

The squad of minors, with a secondary school teacher

Bugamba FC does not have a big name players at least in the entire region of Ankole and Western region as a whole.

Instead the players are a collection of able bodied boys and men, majorly former students of Bugamba SS, including a teacher of English/Literature at the same school Mr. Martin Atwine, who plays in the midfield.

The rest were brought into the team from other villages like Masheruka in Sheema and Mbarara apart from their central defender Paul Opio, who is one of the two players outside Ankole, him with Ronald Ojega.

Goal hero Reagan Bamwesigye being carried by fans after his team ejected Onduparaka FC

Bugamba’s thin Squad

The club relies on handouts from well-wishers, to travel for matches in the regional league and whenever nothing is given out, they don’t honor their away matches, and they have been docked three points and three goals for not honoring two previous games in the league.

Due to financial constraints, the club has only 18 players of whom, 10 are based in Buagamba with the rest coming from Mbarara, thereby making their trainings sometimes not fully attended because of travel expenses to some players.

The Natural Pavilion for Buganma FC when they host matches

Drumming for suport to make sure the home side Bugamba FC wins at all costs

Excitement of beating a top flight team. Bugamba FC fans couldn’t hide their joy when they defeated Onduparaka FC

The Squad:

Mathias Musika-Is the first choice goalkeeper, who finished S.6 at Bugamba SS two years ago.

Brian Nabaasa-The right full back, recruited from village football in Masheruka in Sheema district.

Kato Hussein Ntare-He is the left full back and a born of Nyamitanga Mbarara but a graduate of Mbarara Sports Academy (MSA).

Paul Opio-He is one of the none-Ankole born players. He is the club’s defence kingpin.

Mwije Bless-He is the centre half and was also recruited from village football in Kabwohe, in Sheema district.

Kayima Juma-He finished S.6 at Sentah College Mbarara two years ago. He is also a graduate of MSA and plays in the holding midfield role.

Ojega Ronald-He is from Iganga, but has been in Mbarara for years, he is a former player and student of Sentah College.

Simon Kanyike-From Kakoba Mbarara, signed from Mbarara FC.

Fred Nayebare-He was also recruited from village football in Masheruka, Sheema district.

Martin Atwine-He is a secondary school teacher at Bugamba SS and teaches English/Literature. He only plays football as a passion.

Reagan Bamwesigye-He is the one that scored the winner against Onduparaka in the 84^th minute. He is a born of Bugamba and finished S.6 at Bugamba SS 2 years ago.

Muhammud Kiyemba-He is the most senior player and goal keeper, signed from another regional side Tiles and Terrazo.

Melchizadet Atukwatsibwe-He is also born in Bugamba village.

Davis Kiiza-Also a born of Bugamba and went through Bugamba SS and finished S.6 two years ago.

Joshua Mugumya-Also born in Bugamba and the youngest at 19, who finished S.6 last year at Bugamba SS.

Said Ssonko-Also signed from village football in Masheruka, Sheema district.

Shalif Tumusiime-From Kakoba, Mbarara, signed from Kakoba FC

MAIN PHOTO: The Starting XI of Bugamba FC against Onduparaka FC in the round of 64 Stanbic Uganda Cup. Bugamba FC won 1-0 to eliminate Onduparaka FC from the knock out competition.

February 5, 2020
CAF D Coaching Course for Women Football gets underway at Njeru

CAF D Women Football Coaching Course

3rd – 7th February 2020

FUFA Technical Centre – Njeru

The first-ever CAF D Women Football Grassroot Course in Uganda has successfully opened at the FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru on Tuesday Morning.

The course is a CAF project aimed at producing Women Football coaches that will handle Girls during the CAF U15 School Girls (7 aside) football tournament comprising of eight (8) selected Schools. The tournament will be held from 20^th February in each of the 16 nations with eight Teams (Schools) involved.

FUFA Executive Committee Member Issa Magoola with the ball in a group photo with Instructors

In Uganda, FUFA picked out Uganda Martyrs HS Lubaga, Kawempe Muslim SS, Rines SS, Town View SS Bugiri, Wakiso Hills, Taggy HS, Jinja SS, and Olila HS

Before the tournament CAF came up with the project to facilitate two (2) coaches from each school that will train and implement skills to the U15 girls from the selected schools. It is a pilot project for only 16 Nations in Africa. Ghana, Seychelles, Tanzania, Cameroon, Gambia, Malawi, Lesotho, Burundi, are some of the other nations taking part in the project.

FUFA Football Development Director Ali Mwebe talking to participants during the workshop

‘We have officially opened a 5-day CAF D coaching course for women football. CAF came up with this project to produce coaches that will handle U15 girls during the CAF U15 School Girls Competition. Two participants were picked from each of the 8 selected schools. Their task is to coach U15 Girls that will take part in the competition that will run at the end of February’ said FUFA Football Development Director Ali Mwebe.

The opening ceremony was officially graced by the FUFA EXCO Member Issa Magoola who urged participants to be focused and become great future women football coaches.

FUFA Executive Committee Member Issa Magoola talking to participants during the opening ceremony

‘This is just the beginning of your coaching career. You should be focused and committed to achieve the best and become great women coaching coaches in the future. CAF and FUFA are providing opportunities to Women football in such projects however you should embrace these opportunities for a better future in football’ added Magoola

CAF Women Football Instructor Magida Nantanda is in charge of providing skills and facilitating the participants taking part in the workshop.

CAF Instructor Magida Nantanda facilitating participants

‘It the first CAF D course in Uganda for Women. It’s an opportunity to develop grassroots football. What we facilitate to these participants will in the feature produce quality players in Women football. I thank CAF and FUFA for the project.’ Said CAF Instructor Nantanda

Participants taking part in the Workshop

Participants;

Nalubega Diana (Jinja SS) Nandera Evelyn (Jinja SS), Nantaba Alice (Rines), Nakalule Florence (Rines), Nabwire Ruth (Town View SS), Kisakye Juliet (Town View SS), Kalembe Aminah (Wakiso Hills), Arudo Anna Grace (Olila HS), Abago Florance (Olila HS), Adeke Juliet (Kawempe Muslim SS), Nandugwa Madinah (Kawempe Muslim SS), Nakubulwa Betty (Uganda Martyrs HS Lubaga), Ayerango Freda (Uganda Martyrs HS Lubaga), Nakuya Sarah (Taggy HS) and Nabakooza Lydia (Taggy HS)

MAIN PHOTO: FUFA Executive member Issa Magoola in a group photo with participants and Instructors

February 4, 2020
Stanbic Uganda Cup: Holders Proline drawn against Admin, SC Villa battles Kajjansi United
Stanbic Uganda Cup 2019/2020 (Round of 32) – Scheduled for 11th- 16th February 2020
- Express FC Vs Maroons FC
- Kansai Plascon Vs Tooro United
- URA FC Vs Nyamityobora FC
- Kigezi Home Boyz Vs Kyetume FC
- Wakiso Giants Vs Myda FC
- UPDF FC Vs Busia Young FC
- Kiboga Young Vs Mvara Boys
- Spartans FC Vs Kataka FC
- Proline FC Vs Admin FC
- Dove FC Vs Water FC
- Mbarara City FC Vs FHL FC
- Kajjansi United Vs SC Villa
- Bright Stars Vs Free Stars
- KCCA FC Vs Bukedea TC
- Kitara FC Vs Luweero Utd
- Light SS Vs Bugamba FC
The round of 32 draws for the 46th edition of the Stanbic Uganda Cup were held on Monday morning at FUFA House in Mengo.

The draws were conducted by former KCCA FC 1982 and 1984 Uganda Cup winner Fredrick Musisi Kiyingi in the presence of Stanbic Bank Senior Marketing Manager Sonia Karamagi, FUFA Deputy CEO- Football Decolas Kiiza and FUFA Competitions Director Aisha Nalule.

L-R; Decolas Kiiza, Sonia Karamagi, Fredrick Musisi KIyingi and Hajati Aisha Nalule in a group photo after the draws

In some of the eagerly awaited matches in the next round, holders Proline will face Admin FC at the StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo.

Buganda regional side Kajjansi United FC host Sports Club Villa, KCCA FC will face Bukedea Town Council and last year’s losing finalists Bright Stars take on Free Stars FC among other duels.

Fredrick Musisi KIyingi after completing the Kanjjasi United vs SC Villa fixture during the draw

QUOTES:

‘The thirty-two teams comprise of eleven Premier League teams, twelve Big League and nine regional side teams.’ Hajati Aisha Nalule

FUFA Competitions Director Hajat Aisha Nalule addresses the public during the draws at FUFA House House, Mengo

‘We have not seeded any club at this stage and clubs are oblidged to honor their fixtures. Failure to do so will lead to sanctions. In case of normal time ending in a draw, teams will straight go for kicks from the penalty mark. Any team which accumulates four or more yellow cards in a single match will pay a fine of Ug Shs 100,000‘ noted Hajati Aisha Nalule

FUFA Deputy CEO – Football Decolas Kiiza while addressing the media

‘Uganda Cup is an opportunity for player development strategy. FUFA is grateful and excited for the sponsors who inject in a lot of money in this precious tournament. We are excited by the number of fans who attend the games. Those who are following saw what happened when Bugamba FC hosted Onduparaka. We thank teams for the sportsmanship spirit by accepting the results. FUFA will continue providing air tickets for the winners of the Uganda Cup who take part in the CAF Confederation Cup’ said Decolas Kiiza

‘We thank our partners FUFA and the members of the Press for the work towards the development of football in Uganda. It has been a long journey. We are excited about the journey that has been moved and congratulate the teams that made it to the round of 32. Stanbic Bank is here to support sport and we are looking forward to continue working together with FUFA and supporting football‘ noted Sonia Karamagi

Sonia Karamaji completes KCCA FC fixture against Bukedea Town Council FC

Fred Musisi Kiyingi (Former Uganda Cup winner with KCCA FC in 1982 and 9184) conducted the draw and narrated the sweet memories of his playing career. FUFA selects a football legend from the Uganda Cup history to conduct the draws at every stage.

‘One of the games I remember in the Uganda Cup is when we faced Express FC at the semifinal sin 1985. We had played against SC Villa at the quarter-final and we won 2-1 where I scored one of the goals. Express was our next opponent in the Semifinal. The game was 3-3 and we won a penalty in the dying minutes. Steven Segujja the Express FC goalkeeper then ran away from the goal until it was dark and the game was abandoned. We refused to replay the game & Sports Minister at that time James Rwanyarare intervened. We later agreed to replay the game and I scored the goal from an assist by the late Hassan Biruma cross. We played Nile FC in the finals and I assisted Davies Kamoga to score the goal. but there was an incident that led Nile FC abandon the match thus we were crowed winners‘ Fred Musisi Kiyingi stated.

Fredrick Musisi narrated the sweet memories of hisplaying career during the Uganda Cup before the draws were conducted. Musisi is now the Ag. Sports Editor at Daily Monitor and Enyanda
Fred Musisi KIyingi fact file (Source: The Observer Newspaper Online)
- He was born to Yosiya and Gertrude Kiyingi of Lusaze, a Kampala suburb.
- He went to Budo Junior School and Kololo SS.
- At club level, he won three league titles (1979, 1983 & 1985) and two Uganda Cups (1982 & 1984).
- He played for four clubs; Coffee, Nytil, UCB and KCC.
- He joined journalism in 1982 and worked with Soccer World, Ngoma and Daily Monitor, where he is to date.
- For the last ten years, he has co-hosted a sports programme every Wednesday on CBS FM with the author.
- He is the editor of Ennyanda, a sports weekly.
- Musisi is a member of Uspa and IPS. l He has covered Fifa World Cup (2010), Confederations Cup (2009), Nations Cups (1996, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010).
- He is married to Joanita and the couple has four children; Byran Mwesigwa (Port Elizabeth University-South Africa), Brenda Namitala (Kilgore University College-Texas), Bridget Nalugwa (Makerere University) and Bervely Nakatudde (St Noah Girls SS).
The round of 32 matches will be played between 11th and 16th February 2020.

Kansai Plascon Vs Tooro United
URA FC Vs Nyamityobora
Kigezi Homeboys Vs Kyetume
Express Vs Maroons
Wakiso Giants Vs MYDA
UPDF Vs Busia Young
Kiboga Young Vs Mvara Boys
Spartans Vs Kataka FC
Proline Vs Admin FC
Dove FC Vs Water FC
Mbarara City Vs FHL FC
Kajjansi United Vs SC Villa
Bright Stars Vs Free Stars
KCCA FC Vs Bukedea TC
Kitara Vs Luwero United
Light SS Vs Bugamba FC
February 3, 2020
FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup Qualifier: Uganda starting XI against Tanzania

FIFA U-20 Women World Cup Qualifiers:

Return Leg: Uganda Vs Tanzania

StarTimes, Lugogo (4 PM)

Entrance: 5000/= Ordinary, 20,000/= VIP, 50,000/= VVIP

Uganda U-20 national team head coach Oliver Mbekeka has named the eleven players that will start against Tanzania in the return leg of the FIFA U-20 Women World Cup final at the StartTimes, Lugogo Kampala on Saturday.

Changes have been made were Nyayenga Daphine replaces Adeke Juliet in goal and Nadunga Bira comes in the central defense to partner with Musibika Stella, both from U17 Women’s Team.

Daphine Nyayenga starts in goal. The backline has Aisha Namukisa, Asia Nakibuuka, Nadunga Bira and Stella Musibika.

Shadia Nankya, Lillian Mutuuzo, Phiona Nabbumba, and Teddy Najjuma, are all part of the crowded midfield.

Fauzia Najjemba and Juliet Nalukenge will lead the primary role to seek for the goals.

Uganda needs to win 1-0 or any other 2 goals margin victory to progress to the next round. Tanzania is leading on a 2-1 aggregate.

The team that qualifies from this match will the winner between Senegal and sierra Leone . Senegal won the first leg 1:0

Uganda U-20 Starting XI Vs Tanzania (Shirt Numbers in Brackets)

Daphine Nyayenga (GK)(1)
2. Aisha Namukisa (2)
3. Asia Nakibuuka (3)
4. Nadunga Bira (15)
5. Stella Musibika( 4)
6 . Shadia Nankya (C) (5)
7 .Lillian Mutuuzo (10)
8.Phiona Nabbumba ( 8)
9. Nalukenge Juliet(9)
10. Najjuma Teddy (20)
11.Fauzia Najjemba (13)

SUBSTITUTES:
12.Adeke Juliet (18)
13. Nakacwa Samali (17)
14. Margret Kunihira(7)
15.Shamirah Nalugya (11)
16. Zaina Namuleme (14)
17. Shakira Mutiibwa (06)

February 1, 2020
Fatma Samoura visit to Uganda: Day 1 Recap

Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) Secretary General Fatma Samoura is in Uganda for a two day working visit.

The football family, government leaders and general sports fraternity warmly welcomed this high profile FIFA official on her first ever visit to Uganda.

She was welcomed at Entebbe International Airport by top FUFA officials.

Samoura commissioned the official opening of the extension to the FUFA Headquarters at Mengo and the nearby Kadiba project.

The extended headquarters include a state of Art 3-storied building and a bungalow house sitting on approximately 0.8 acres.

FUFA Headquarters extension

The project was funded by the FIFA Forward 1.0 under the FIFA Presidency of Mr. Gianni Infantino costing about 800,000 USD in acquisition of the land and construction costs.

The event was graced by the minister of state for sports Hon. Hamson Obua, UOC president William Blick, who is also the IOC Board Member, Buganda Kingdom sports minister Owek.Henry Ssekabembe Kiberu, Commissioner in the ministry of education and sports Omara Apitta, Honary FUFA President Dr Lawrence Mulindwa, Uganda Cranes head coach Johnatan Mckinstry, FUFA delegates, Judicial Bodies, USPA President Patrick Kanyomozi, UPL Board Chairman Arianitwe Rugendo, UPL CEO Bernard Bainamani, Mariam Mpaata (runs the global goals project), Gunter Lunge, FUFA staff among others.

The guests on the third floor of the new building

Fatma Samoura (middle)

Quotes:

FATMA SAMOURA:

‘FIFA has been following Uganda’s progress. You have the support of FIFA President. Earlier today, I met with the Speaker of Parliament and discussed the need for an updated sports law to rhyme with the new FIFA regulations. To the sports state minister, the ball is in your court. We want a law compatible to FIFA Statutes that will address the vices as doping, match fixing and the like. We want our football to be a safe place for the children.Thanks very much for everything you are doing.’

ENG. MOSES MAGOGO

‘I am very delighted to be here today on such an occasion.FIFA has a big dream for Uganda’s football. We shall continue to promote and protect the beautiful game. By strategy, we have opened up a number of relationships with institutions as churches, Kingdoms. I thank Dr Lawrence Mulindwa’ s contribution since 2004 when we started a revolution to improve the image of game back then.’

EDGAR WATSON

‘The extended headquarters is a landmark feat registered at FUFA. Under the leadership of Eng. Moses Magogo, we are overwhelmed. We recruited more staff from three to 60 most of them on a permanent basis and others volunteers. Therefore, there was need and demand for wider space. We approached our neighbours through a one gentleman, Musoke to procure the land through FIFA Forward funding. The construction was in two phases; to procure the land, construction and furnishing. We also embarked on the FUFA headquarters parking project and soon, we shall embark on the e-project. Some of the challenges encountered were the bureaucratic nature of the process, the change of the new design and fluctuations in costs which affected the budgets.’

Dr. Lawrence Mulindwa, Honorary FUFA President:

‘Back in 2004, we started a revolution. Yes, revolution indeed. We used our brains. I am very happy that what was started can see the fruits. Keep it up for the work well done and may God bless you. Put these projects to good use and use them for multiplication’

HAMSON OBUA, STATE SPORTS MINISTER:

One of the sources to local federations is grants from international organizations. I salute FUFA for being able to solicit funds from FIFA and CAF, as well as other sponsors and partners. Let other associations and federations borrow a leaf

The cake cutting infront of the new office extension

January 27, 2020
Stanbic Uganda Cup 2019 – 2020: Round of 64 successfully completed
The round of 64 stage for the 46th edition of the Stanbic Uganda Cup was successfully completed on Sunday, 26^th January 2020 with games played across the various venues in the country.

There were stunning results as a couple of regional clubs eliminated several top flight Star Times Uganda Premier League clubs.

Vipers, Police, BUL and Busoga United were some of the top tier clubs ejected at the round of 64.

The draws for the round of 32 stage will be held on a date and venue confirmed by the FUFA Competitions department.

Proline is the current cup holder.

The winner of the Uganda Cup earns a direct ticket to play at the CAF Confederation Cup every year.

Full Round of 64 Results:
- Dove 5-0 New Villa
- Lugazi Municipal 0-4 URA
- Soroti 0-4 Kansai Plascon
- Super Eagles 1-4 SC Villa
- St Marys 0-3 Express
- Kiryandongo Town Council 1-3 Kigezi Homeboyz
- Catda 0-2 KCCA
- Free Stars 2-0 Saviours
- StarLight 2-3 Tooro United
- Kakira United 1-2 Mbarara City
- Katwe United 1-2 Proline
- Busia Young 2-1 Busoga United
- Bugamba 1-0 Onduparaka
- Fire Fire 0-1 Light SSS
- Spartans 1-0 Paidha Black Angels
- Kigezi 0-1 Bukedea Town Council
- Koboko Rising Stars 0-1 Bright Stars
- Kajjansi United 1 (8) – 1 (7) Vipers
- Six O’clock 1 (2) – 1 (4) Kitara
- Ggaba 0 (1) – 0 (3) Kiboga Young (Mbale Heroes)
- Young Elephants 0 (1) – 0 (4) Maroons
- Mvara Boys 1 (4) – 1 (2) BUL
- Chimpanzee 2 (0) – 2 (3) Nyamityobora
- FHL 0 (4) – 0 (1) Ndejje University
- Gadafi (0)1–(0) 3 MYDA
- U-Touch 0 (4) – 0 (5) Water
- Luweero United 0 (3) – 0 (1) Doves All Stars
- Kampala University 0-1 Kataka FC
January 27, 2020
2020 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers: Uganda dump out Ethiopia
2020 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers
- Ethiopia 1-3 Uganda (*Uganda Progresses 5-1 on aggregate)
Uganda U-17 Girls’ national team beat Ethiopia 3-1 at the Bahir Dar stadium to qualify for the next round of the 2020 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers.

Skipper Juliet Nalukenge netted a brace and Margaret Kunihira added the other for the visitors who now qualified 5-1 on aggregate.

Alegash Kalsa gave Ethiopia the lead five minutes into the second half.

Catherine Nagadgya evades a tackle from an Ethiopian defender

Margret Kunirira brought the game level with the equalizer before taking the lead in the 64th minute through captain Nalukenge.

Uganda will now face Tanzania at the next stage. The latter eliminated Burundi 6-1 on aggregate.

Tanzania will host the first leg between February 20th and March 1st 2020.

The return leg shall be set between March 13th and 15th in Uganda at the StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo.

Juliet Nalukenge challenges for the ball with an Ethiopian defender

The winner between Uganda and Tanzania will play the winner between Cameroon and Sao Tome and Principe for the ticket to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup slated for November in India.

Uganda XI: Daphine Nyayenga (GK), Samalie Nakachwa, Sumayah Komuntale, Bira Nadunga, Stella Musubika, Kevin Nakachwa, Margret Kunihira, Shakira Nyinagahirwa, Juliet Nalukenge, Hadija Nandago & Fauzia Najjemba
January 27, 2020
Starting lineup of Uganda U17 against Ethiopia in women World cup return leg Qualifier named

Head coach Ayub Khalifan has named his starting XI to take on home side Ethiopia in the FIFA U17 Women World Cup Qualifier return leg, in Bahir Dar today at 4pm.

Head coach Ayub on arrival at the match stadium today. His troops lead 2-0 from the first leg

Uganda heads into the match with a two goal cushion having won the first leg 2-0 in Kampala a fortnight ago.

The team that qualifies from this match will meet Tanzania who are already through after ejecting Burundi 6-1 on aggregate.

Here is the starting line for Uganda U17 Women to face Ethiopia today.
…………………………..
1. Daphine Nyayenga (1)
2. Samalie Nakachwa (9)
3. Sumaya Komuntale (5)
4. Bira Nadunga (17)
5. Musibika Stella (14)
6. Kevin Nakacwa (11)
7. Kunihira Margret (6)
8. Shakira Nyinagahirwa (8)
9. Juliet Nalukenge (10) Capt.
10. Nandago Hadijja (12)
11. Fauzia Najjemba (13)

Final training on Saturday for the Uganda U17 team at Bahir Dar stadium

SUBSTITUTES
……………………………….
12. Namusisi Joan (18)
13. Catherine Nagadya (7)
14. Gillian Akandinda (2)
15. Namugerwa Gloria (15)
16. Akiror Patricia (3)
17. Namaganda Zaituni (16)
18. Zaina Nandede (20)

MAIN PHOTO: Uganda U17 players arriving at the stadium today for the match against Ethiopia

January 26, 2020
Stanbic Uganda Cup: Sports Club Villa, Bright Stars advance to round of 32
Stanbic Uganda Cup – Round of 64:

Thursday Results:
- Super Eagles 1-4 SC Villa
- Koboko Rising Stars 0-1 Bright Stars
- Six O’clock 1 (2) – 1 (4) Kitara
- Ggaba 0 (1) – 0 (3) Kiboga Young (Mbale Heroes)
- Young Elephants 0 (1) – 0 (4) Maroons
- Kampala University Vs Kataka – Kampala University, Luweero (Postponed)
The 46th Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 64 matches progressed well on Thursday with five matches played across the country.

Sports Club Villa, last year’s losing finalists Bright Stars and Maroons are the top flight clubs that progressed to the next stage, round of 32.

SC Villa defeated Northern region side Supers Eagles 4-1 at the Pece War Memorial Stadium in Gulu.

The goals for the 9 time Uganda Cup winners were scored by David Owori, Bashir Mutanda, Ronald Magwali and Abdallah Salim.

James Angu’s first half strike in the 19th minute was the all important goal that Bright Stars needed to outwit Koboko Rising Stars 1-0 at the Nyarilo ground in Koboko.

James Angu scored the lone strike in the 19^th minute.

Meanwhile, Maroons overcame Young Elephants 4-1 in post-match penalties at the Olwio St Mark Ground in Nwoya district. Normal time of this match had ended goal-less.

Other successful clubs:

FUFA Big league sides Kitara and Kiboga Young also advanced to the next round.

Kitara ejected Six O’clock 4-2 in post match penalties after 1 all in normal time at the Kizinda play ground in Western Uganda.

Kiboga Young eliminated their hosts Ggaba 3-1 in post-match penalties after normal time had ended goal-less at the Buziga Islamic play-ground in Kampala.

The round of 64 matches continue on Friday with a number of matches.

The Uganda Cup tournament is knock out in nature and the winner earns a ticket to play at the CAF Confederations Cup.

Proline is the current cup holder.

Friday, 24th January:
- Mvara Boys Vs BUL – Arua PTC Ground
- Catida Vs KCCA – Star Times Stadium, Lugogo
- Lugazi Municipal Vs URA – Mehta Stadium, Lugazi
- Soroti Vs Kansai Plascon – Soroti Stadium
- Chimpanzee Vs Nyamityobora – Ntandi Ground
- Fire Fire Vs Light SSS – Kyambogo College Ground
- FHL Vs Ndejje University – Illi Valley Ground
- Free Stars Vs Saviours – UCU Ground, Mukono
Saturday, 25th January:
- Admin Vs Police – Paya Primary School ground, Tororo
- Bugoigo Vs Wakiso Giants – Bugoigo Ground, Buliisa
- Sansiro Vs Kyetume – Omerien Primary School, Kumi
- Mbale Garage Vs UPDF – Mbale SSS, Ground
Sunday, 26th January:
- St Marys Vs Express – Nabweru
- Kigezi Vs Bukedea Town Council – Kabale Municipal Ground
- Dove Vs New Villa – Katusabe Ground, Masindi
- Gadafi Vs MYDA – Gadafi Ground, Jinja
- U-Touch Vs Water – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Luweero United Vs Doves All Stars – Kasaala Ground, Luweero
- Spartans Vs Paidha Black Angels – Mashariki Ground, Katale (Off Entebbe road)
January 24, 2020
FUFA President On Air: Tutegeere Omupiira Live on 102.1 FUFA fm

January 23, 2020
We are ready to win in Ethiopia, says Uganda U-17 women head coach Ayub

Training Match: U17 national women team 6-0 Select Side

The Uganda U-17 girls team is set and will be playing for nothing less than a win in Bahar Dar, Ethiopia according to Ayub Khalifa Kiyingi the head coach.

After a week long preparation the team this evening played a practice match which according to the coach was used to assess individual players and departments about their readiness for the return leg fixture of the first round of the FIFA U17 Women World Cup Qualifiers against Ethiopia On January 26th away.

Though a draw would be enough for the team to advance to the second round Ayub says they are going to play for a win and that is what he has prepared his team for.

Fauzia Najjemba in action during the first leg against Ethiopia at StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo. Uganda won 2-0

‘We could have won with a 5-0 goal margin in the first leg if we had converted our chances in the first leg especially in first half. We have spent a better part of our training working on our attack and conversion of the chances created. We have used this practice match to assess the players and the different departments of the team and I can assure you now the team is ready to go and get that win from Ethiopia. I am pleased with the way the girls play, attacking with speed and defending as a unit among other things.‘ Ayub noted.

The team is set to fly out on Friday morning at 3 AM aboard the Ethiopian Airlines and arrive in Bahar Dar at 8.30 am via Addis Ababa.

January 23, 2020
Stanbic Uganda Cup 2020: Shock as Vipers, two other StarTimes UPL clubs are knocked out
46th Uganda Cup (Round of 64):

Wednesday Results:
- Kajjansi United 1 (8) – 1 (7) Vipers
- Busia Young 2-1 Busoga United
- Bugamba 1-0 Onduparaka
Other Results:

Monday:
- Kakira United 1-2 Mbarara City
Tuesday:
- Katwe United 1-2 Proline
- StarLight 2-3 Tooro United
- Kiryandongo Town Council 1-3 Kigezi Homeboyz
Three StarTimes Uganda Premier League clubs; Vipers Sports Club, Busoga United and Onduparaka are out of the Stanbic Uganda Cup.

The trio was eliminated during the round of 64 clashes on Wednesday at various venues.

Vipers who won this tournament in 2016 was ejected by Buganda regional club, Kajjansi United 8-7 in post match penalties after normal time had ended one goal apiece.

Fahad Bayo had brought level the game following Michael Male’s early goal as normal time ended one goal apiece.

In post match penalties, Kajjansi United scored all their kicks through Marvin Nyanzi, Mike Lutaaya,Rashid Ssemwogerere, Edgar Luzige, Joseph Shisha, Ashraf Mbaziira, Isaac Balyejusa and Ronald Kizito.

For Vipers, only Umar Kyebatala missed his kick as Fahad Bayo, Geoffrey Wasswa, Farouk Musisi, Rahmat Ssenfuka, Paul Mucurezi, Abraham Ndugwa and Jacob Okao all scored.

Bugamba knocked out Onduparaka 1-0 in Rwampara during a well-attended game.

Busia Young eliminated Busoga United 2-1 at the Busia Integrated Primary School Playground.

Meanwhile, action continues on Thursday with six matches at different venues.

Proline is the current cup holders.

Other Games for Round of 64:

Thursday, 23rd January:
- Koboko Rising Stars Vs Bright Stars – Nyarilo Ground, Koboko
- Super Eagles Vs SC Villa – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Young Elephants Vs Maroons – Olwio St Mark Ground, Nwoya
- Six O’clock Vs Kitara – Kizinda Play ground
- Kampala University Vs Kataka – Kampala University, Luweero
- Gagaba Vs Kiboga Young – Buziga Islamic Ground
Friday, 24th January:
- Mvara Boys Vs BUL – Arua PTC Ground
- Catida Vs KCCA – Star Times Stadium, Lugogo
- Lugazi Municipal Vs URA – Mehta Stadium, Lugazi
- Soroti Vs Kansai Plascon – Soroti Stadium
- Chimpanzee Vs Nyamityobora – Ntandi Ground
- Fire Fire Vs Light SSS – Kyambogo College Ground
- FHL Vs Ndejje University – Illi Valley Ground
- Free Stars Vs Saviours – UCU Ground, Mukono
Saturday, 25th January:
- Admin Vs Police – Paya Primary School ground, Tororo
- Bugoigo Vs Wakiso Giants – Bugoigo Ground, Buliisa
- Sansiro Vs Kyetume – Omerien Primary School, Kumi
- Mbale Garage Vs UPDF – Mbale SSS, Ground
Sunday, 26th January:
- St Marys Vs Express – Nabweru
- Kigezi Vs Bukedea Town Council – Kabale Municipal Ground
- Dove Vs New Villa – Katusabe Ground, Masindi
- Gadafi Vs MYDA – Gadafi Ground, Jinja
- U-Touch Vs Water – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Luweero United Vs Doves All Stars – Kasaala Ground, Luweero
- Spartans Vs Paidha Black Angels – Mashariki Ground, Katale (Off Entebbe road)
January 23, 2020
FIFA World Cup Qualifiers 2022: Uganda Cranes Drawn in Group E with Neighbors Kenya and Rwanda

FIFA World Cup Qualifiers 2022

Group E

Uganda, Mali, Kenya, and Rwanda

Uganda Cranes will play four derby games against East African Countries on their journey to qualify for the first-ever World Cup in Qatar 2022.

During the draws in Cairo, Egypt on Tuesday night, the Harambee Stars of Kenya and Amavubi Stars of Rwanda are the two East African teams drawn with the Cranes in Group E . West African giant Mali is the other nation in the group.

None of the four teams has ever qualified for the final World Cup in history.

On the same note, Uganda Cranes head coach Johnathan McKinstry believes that Uganda Cranes in recent years has done better than the neighbors. He stated that the Cranes can put up a perfect performance for both derbies.

‘On the footballing level, obviously, Uganda has done better than Kenya and Rwanda in recent years. Derby games can throw up surprising results and are so unpredictable but we will play them with high perfection and a lot of focus. We shall be fully focused and professional to make sure we get the results we need’ said McKinstry.

Uganda Cranes Head Coach Johnathan McKinstry

Regarding the west African giants Mali, McKinstry specified them as a strong youth side that is unpredictable however Uganda Cranes will use the experience to overcome them.

‘Mali as an interesting opponent that is so unpredictable with young and talented players so we just need to make sure we use our experience to get the results we want from them.’ added McKinstry

Facts and History

Uganda Cranes has played with Mali 2 times in history. The first was in 2016 CHAN Finals in Rwanda and the 2017 AFCON in Gabon. Both matches ended in draws of 2-2 and 1-1 respectively.

Uganda Cranes forward Farouk Miya has scored twice against Mali in the last two meetings. Joseph Ochaya is the other player who has a goal against Mali.

In the same vein, Uganda Cranes has played against Kenya in qualifiers twice in history. The two games in 2012 AFCON Qualifiers ended in a goalless draw home and away.

Meanwhile, the Harambee Stars and Uganda Cranes settled for a 1-1 draw in an International Friendly 0n 8^th September 2019. Emmanuel Okwi scored for Uganda before Kenneth Muguna equalized for the home side.

On the side of Rwanda, Uganda Cranes last played the Amavubi Stars during the 2017 CHAN Qualifiers. The Cranes won 3-0 at home as well Rwanda managed a 2-0 victory away in Kigali.

In AFCON Qualifiers, Uganda played Rwanda in 2013, drawing 1-1 away in Rwanda but lost the return leg 1-0 in Kampala.

It will be the first time Uganda, Mali, Kenya, and Rwanda playing each other in World Cup Qualifiers.

Group stage qualifiers will run for one year from October 2020 to October 2021 while the knockout phase will happen in November 2021.

MAIN PHOTO: Uganda Cranes Team that started against Malawi in the 2021 AFCON Qualifier Match

January 22, 2020
Stanbic Uganda Cup: Tooro United, Kigezi Home Boyz join holders Proline at round of 32
46^th Stanbic Uganda Cup (Round of 64):

Results for Tuesday, 21^st January:
- Katwe United 1-2 Proline
- StarLight 2-3 Tooro United
- Kiryandongo Town Council 1-3 Kigezi Homeboyz
Monday Result: Kakira United 1-2 Mbarara City

Four clubs are already assured of slots in the 46th Uganda Cup round of 32 stage.

Holders Proline FC join Kigezi Home Boyz, Tooro United and Mbarara City at this level.

Proline recovered from a goal down to overcome Katwe United 2-1 at the Star Times Stadium, Lugogo.

Michael Lubowa scored the opener before Proline rallied back to reply through skipper Musitafa Mujjuzi (penalty) and the winner by Hakim Kiwanuka.

In Amuria, Tooro United smiled 3-2 over Star Light Football Club and Kiryandongo Town Council lost at home to visiting Kigezi Homeboyz 3-1.

Earlier on Monday, Mbarara City Football Club defeated Kakira United 2-1. Solomon Okwalinga and Brian Aheebwa scored for the visitors. Johnie Obonga replied for the Eastern region side to create a tense finish for the match.

On Wednesday, three matches will be played in the continuation of the round of 64 stage. Kajjansi United hosts Vipers at Mutesa II Wankulukuku Stadium in the famous Entebbe road derby.

Busia Young will host Busoga United at the Busia Intergrated Primary school in Busia.

Bugamba takes on Onduparaka in Bugamba.

This competition was started in 1971 and it is proudly sponsored by Stanbic Bank Uganda.

Other Fixtures:

Wednesday, 22^nd January:
- Kajjansi United Vs Vipers – Mutesa II Wankulukuku
- Busia Young Vs Busoga United – Busia Intergrated Primary School, Busia
- Bugamba Vs Onduparaka – Bugamba Ground
Thursday, 23^rd January:
- Koboko Rising Stars Vs Bright Stars – Nyarilo Ground, Koboko
- Super Eagles Vs SC Villa – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Young Elephants Vs Maroons – Olwio St Mark Ground, Nwoya
- Six O’clock Vs Kitara – Kizinda Play ground
- Kampala University Vs Kataka – Kampala University, Luweero
- Gagaba Vs Kiboga Young – Buziga Islamic Ground
Friday, 24^th January:
- Mvara Boys Vs BUL – Arua PTC Ground
- Catida Vs KCCA – Star Times Stadium, Lugogo
- Lugazi Municipal Vs URA – Mehta Stadium, Lugazi
- Soroti Vs Kansai Plascon – Soroti Stadium
- Chimpanzee Vs Nyamityobora – Ntandi Ground
- Fire Fire Vs Light SSS – Kyambogo College Ground
- FHL Vs Ndejje University – Illi Valley Ground
- Free Stars Vs Saviours – UCU Ground, Mukono
Saturday, 25^th January:
- Admin Vs Police – Paya Primary School ground, Tororo
- Bugoigo Vs Wakiso Giants – Bugoigo Ground, Buliisa
- Sansiro Vs Kyetume – Omerien Primary School, Kumi
- Mbale Garage Vs UPDF – Mbale SSS, Ground
Sunday, 26^th January:
- St Marys Vs Express – Nabweru
- Kigezi Vs Bukedea Town Council – Kabale Municipal Ground
- Dove Vs New Villa – Katusabe Ground, Masindi
- Gadafi Vs MYDA – Gadafi Ground, Jinja
- U-Touch Vs Water – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Luweero United Vs Doves All Stars – Kasaala Ground, Luweero
- Spartans Vs Paidha Black Angels – Mashariki Ground, Katale (Off Entebbe road)
January 21, 2020
FUFA Retreat: Best employees in 2019 Rewarded

As it has been a policy annually to award the best employees at the Federation of Football Associations (FUFA).

The year 2020 is a blessing for a former referee and now FUFA Staff Mansoor Kimumwe and Competitions Department official Sarah Birungi who were awarded the best employees for 2019 during the annual FUFA retreat party at the Arch Apartments and Hotel in Ntinda over the weekend.

FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo talking to FUFA Staff at the Arch Appartments and Hotel in Ntinda

The awarding of employees annually is a motive that FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo introduced to build a strong and dedicated staff that can team up to archive the vision of becoming the number one football nation in Africa on and off the pitch.

During the ceremony, Eng. Magogo commended FUFA employees for the hard work towards developing the game of football in 2019 and further emphasized teamwork among the staff.

L-R FUFA 2nd Vice President Darius Mugoye and FUFA CEO Edgar Watson together with FUFA Staff at the Arch Apartment and Hotel

“It is your hard work that led to the success of football in 2019. I and my executive appreciate the work you do for football. As the football leader, I emphasize you to build strong teamwork among yourselves in order to archive our vision of becoming the number one football nation in Africa on and off the field.” Said Eng. Magogo.

The Staff had a long day of activities that began with a presentation session from the CEO Edgar Watson and his deputy in charge of services Humphrey Mandu who presented to the staff the targets of 2020.

Singing and dancing was part of the team building activities

However, setting the targets for staff, Eng. Moses Magogo specified what is required in 2020 for all the departments, Marketing and Communications, National Teams, Competitions, ICT, Development, and Finance.

Towards midday, the staff together with members of the executive were taken through a team building session that was conducted by a group of experts from Precious Real Moments.

Team building activities

Prior to the end of the retreat, the best employees were awarded by the FUFA President and had a moment of applause from the audience.

FUFA Staff going through Team building activities

FUFA Executives, Darius Mugoye (2^st Vice President), Ronnie Kalema, Hamid Juma, Hajji Abdu Sekabira, Chris Kalibbala, Mukidi Kalyebala, and Richard Ochom attended the retreat.

Some of the executives that attended the retreat

Additionally, FUFA Region General Secretaries were also part of the retreat since they are employees of FUFA. They are fulltime FUFA Staff and deal with the day to day running of the Region FA activities.

Regional General Secretaries that attended a FUFA retreat at Arch Apartments and Hotel in Ntinda

January 21, 2020
Stanbic Uganda Cup: Round of 64 kicks off amidst anxiety, huge expectations
46^th Stanbic Uganda Cup (Round of 64):
- Tuesday Result: Kakira United 1-2 Mbarara City
The stakes and expectations are high as the round of 64 for the 46th Stanbic Uganda Cup kicks this week.

Every club, those in the Star Times Uganda Premier League, Star Times FUFA Big League, Regional leagues and non league sides are eager to leave a statement of intent as they engage in this oldest knock out championship.

Already, Mbarara City Football Club became the first club to qualify to the round of 32 stage for the Uganda Cup when they beat Kakira United 2-1 on Monday game.

Solomon Okwalinga and Brian Aheebwa scored for the visitors. Johnie Obonga replied for the Eastern region side to create a tense finish for the match.

Stanbic Uganda Cup winners in 2019; Proline Football Club

Other Games on Tuesday.

More matches for the round of 64 matches continue on Tuesday, 21^st January 2020.

Defending champions Proline playing Katwe United at the Star Times Stadium, Lugogo on Tuesday.

North Eastern region side StarLight play host to Tooro United at the Star Light SSS Ground in Amuria district.

At the Kiryandongo Church of Uganda play ground, home team Kiryandongo Town Council shall entertain Kigezi Homeboyz.

The games will progress through to Sunday.

Played since 1971, the Uganda Cup is arguably the most prestigious knock out tournament in Uganda.

The winner of the Uganda Cup qualifies to represent Uganda at the CAF Confederation Cup.

Last year’s champions were Proline FC who beat Bright Stars 5-4 in tense post match penalties after normal time had ended 1 goal apiece.

Round of 64 Fixtures (Dates and Venues confirmed):

Tuesday, 21^st January:
- Katwe United Vs Proline – StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo
- StarLight Vs Tooro United – Star Light SSS Ground, Amuria
- Kiryandongo Town Council Vs Kigezi Homeboyz – Kiryandongo Church of Uganda Ground
Wednesday, 22^nd January:
- Kajjansi United Vs Vipers – Mutesa II Wankukukuku
- Busia Young Vs Busoga United – Busia Intergrated Primary School, Busia
- Bugamba Vs Onduparaka – Bugamba Ground
Thursday, 23^rd January:
- Koboko Rising Stars Vs Bright Stars – Nyarilo Ground, Koboko
- Super Eagles Vs SC Villa – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Young Elephants Vs Maroons – Olwio St Mark Ground, Nwoya
- Six O’clock Vs Kitara – Kizinda Play ground
- Kampala University Vs Kataka – Kampala University, Luweero
- Gagaba Vs Kiboga Young – Buziga Islamic Ground
Friday, 24^th January:
- Mvara Boys Vs BUL – Arua PTC Ground
- Catida Vs KCCA – Star Times Stadium, Lugogo
- Lugazi Municipal Vs URA – Mehta Stadium, Lugazi
- Soroti Vs Kansai Plascon – Soroti Stadium
- Chimpanzee Vs Nyamityobora – Ntandi Ground
- Fire Fire Vs Light SSS – Kyambogo College Ground
- FHL Vs Ndejje University – Illi Valley Ground
- Free Stars Vs Saviours – UCU Ground, Mukono
Saturday, 25^th January:
- Admin Vs Police – Paya Primary School ground, Tororo
- Bugoigo Vs Wakiso Giants – Bugoigo Ground, Buliisa
- Sansiro Vs Kyetume – Omerien Primary School, Kumi
- Mbale Garage Vs UPDF – Mbale SSS, Ground
Sunday, 26^th January:
- St Marys Vs Express – Nabweru
- Kigezi Vs Bukedea Town Council – Kabale Municipal Ground
- Dove Vs New Villa – Katusabe Ground, Masindi
- Gadafi Vs MYDA – Gadafi Ground, Jinja
- U-Touch Vs Water – Pece War Memorial Stadium, Gulu
- Luweero United Vs Doves All Stars – Kasaala Ground, Luweero
- Spartans Vs Paidha Black Angels – Mashariki Ground, Katale (Off Entebbe road)
January 21, 2020
Uganda U-20 women team scores crucial away goal despite slip to Tanzania
2020 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers
- Preliminary Round, First Leg: Tanzania 2-1 Uganda
Return Leg (2nd February 2020): Uganda vs Tanzania – StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo

Uganda U-20 women team scored a crucial away goal in the 2-1 loss away to Tanzania during the first leg of the preliminary round of the 2020 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup qualifiers played at National Stadium, Dar es Salaam saw the hosts edge Uganda 2-1 to take advantage in the tie.

Juliet Nalukenge gave Uganda the lead but the hosts rallied back to net through Diana Msewa and Clement Opa.

Lillian Mutuuzo in action against Tanzania at the National Stadium, Dar es salaam

The return leg will be played at the StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo in Kampala on 2nd February 2020.

The winner on aggregate will play either Senegal or Sierra Leone at the next stage.

Team Line Ups:

Tanzania XI: Asha Ismail, Protasia Mbunda, Esther Mabanza, Enekia Kasonga, Janeth Christopher, Diana Msewa, Opa Clement, Irene Kisisa, Daniel Pheromena, Aisha Masaka, Julitha Singano

Uganda XI: Juliet Adeke, Stella Musubika, Asia Nakibuuka, Aisha Namukisa, Shadia Nankya, Teddy Najjuma (Shakira Mutibwa), Phiona Nabbumba, Margaret Kunihira (Shamira Nalugya), Juliet Nalukenge, Fauzia Najjemba, Lilian Mutuuzo
January 20, 2020
FIFA U-20 Women World Cup: Uganda U-20 XI Vs Tanzania

FIFA U-20 Women World Cup Qualifiers:

First Leg: Tanzania Vs Uganda

At National Stadium, Dar es salaam (4 PM)

Uganda U-20 national team head coach Oliver Mbekeka has named the starting team that will face Tanzania in the first leg of the FIFA U-20 Women World Cup final at the National Stadium, Dar es salaam on Saturday.

Juliet Adeke starts in goal. The backline has Stella Musibika, Asia Nakibuuka, Aisha Namukisa and Shadia Nankya.

Teddy Najjuma, Lillian Mutuuzo, Phiona Nabbumba and Margret Kunihira are all part of the crowded midfield.

Fauzia Najjemba and Juliet Nalukenge will lead the primary role to seek for the goals.

The return leg will be played at the Star Times Stadium, Lugogo next weekend.

Head coach Oliver Mbekeka (left) and assistant Christine Wanyana share ideas during the last training session at the National Stadium in Dar es salaam on Saturday

Uganda U-20 Starting XI Vs Tanzania (Shirt Numbers in Brackets)

1. Juliet Adeke (1)
2 Stella Musibika( 4)
3.Asia Nakibuuka (3)
4.Aisha Namukisa (2)
5. Shadia Nankya (5)
6 .Teddy Najjuma (20)
7 .Lillian Mutuuzo (10)
8.Phiona Nabbumba ( 8)
9.Margret Kunihira(7)
10.Nalukenge Juliet(9)
11.Fauzia Najjemba (13)

SUBSTITUTES:
12.Namusisi Joan (18)
13. Grace Aluka (16)
14.Nadunga Bira (15)
15.Shamirah Nalugya (11)
16. Anita Namata (12)
17. Zaina Namuleme (14)
18. Shakira Mutiibwa (06)

January 19, 2020