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  • FUFA Women’s Cup 2018: Draws to be conducted on Wednesday

    FUFA Women’s Cup 2018: Draws to be conducted on Wednesday

    FUFA Competitions Department has confirmed that the draws of the 2nd Edition of the FUFA Women’s Cup will be held on Wednesday inMengo.

    Ina communication sent to the members of the Sports media by FUFA Communications Manager Ahmed Hussein, it reads;

    ‘The draw for the 2nd Edition of the FUFA Women’s Cup will be conducted at FUFA House on Wednesday 28th February.

    The function starts at 10 am.

    Olila High School Women FC are the Cup holders.

    24 teams are registered for the competition played on the knockout basis’

    The teams registered for the draw:

    Kawempe Muslim WFC

    UCU Lady Cardinals

    Uganda Martyrs

    Olila High Women FC

    Ajax Queens FC

    Gafford Ladies

    Muteesa 1 Royal

    Rines SS WFC

    Wakiso Hills

    She Corporate

    Kampala Queens

    She Mak

    Western United

    Isra Soccer Academy

    Kawempe Junior Team

    Gadhafi Integrate

    Katuuso Community

    KJT

    Taggy High

    Lady Doves

    Mwandha

    Bugiri Town View

    Bright Light SS

    Panyadori SS Girls-

    Gafford Ladies who lost to Olila High School in the FUFA Women’s Cup final last year. They have entered the draw for the 2nd edition of the Competition played on a knock out basis.

    MAIN PHOTO: Olila High School celebrating their victory in the FUFA Women’s Cup final in Busia. They defeated Gafford Ladies on Penalties. 

  • The FUFA Drum 2018 Match Day 1: Winners of Man of the Match Cash prize

    The FUFA Drum 2018 Match Day 1: Winners of Man of the Match Cash prize

    The FUFA Drum kicked off over the weekend. It was action packed across the country with 24 goals scored in the 8 games inclusive of the 89th minute equalizer by Ayop Majid for Karamoja Province against West Nile Province at the Boma Grounds in Moroto.

    FUFA rewarded every Man of the Match with a cash prize of 100,000/- (One Hundred Thousand Shillings Only).

    Hard work indeed pays.

    The FUFA Drum 2018 Match Day 1: Winners of the Man of the Match Cash prize

    (Indicated in brackets: Province team and club)

    Busoga 3-0 Bugisu

    Man of the Match: Joel Madondo (Busoga, J-Kirinya SS)

    Joel Madondo of Busoga Province received his MOTM Cash prize from Speaker of Parliament Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga.

     Buganda 0-1 Kigezi

    Man of the Match: Derrick Mudali (Kigezi, Uganda Martyrs University-Nkozi)

     

    Ankole 2-1 Tooro

    Man of the Match: Asumani Alishe Kihogo (Ankole, Mbarara City FC)

    Ankole’s Asumani Alishe Kihogo (L) receives his MOTM Cash from The FUFA Drum Committee member Livingstone Lajan.

     

    Bunyoro 2-2 Rwenzori:

    Man of the Match: Yubu Bogere (Rwenzori, Sc Villa Jogoo)

    Yubu Bogere (M) of Rwenzori receives his MOTM Cash from FUFA Executive Member Hajji Abdul Lukooya (L) and Kitara Region Delegate Edgar Agaba (R)

    Bukedi 0-1 Kampala

    Man of the Match: Tahomera Benon (Bukedi, Myda FC, Malaba in Tororo)

    FUFA 2nd VP Darius Mugoye hands over the MOTM cash to Bukedi’s Defender Tahomera Benon. FUFA Finance Director Decolas Kiiza (L) and Harunah Kebba all watched the game that saw Kampala score late on.

    Teso 8-0 Sebei

    Man of the Match: Ben Ocen (Teso, Police FC)

    Ben Ocen netted a brace as Teso defeated Sebei 8-0. Ocen was named Man of the match. He is seen here receiving the cash prize from Hon Anita Among. FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo and FUFA Drum Chairman Rogers Byamukama watched the match in Bukedea.

    Lango 0-2 Acholi

    Man of the Match: Deogratius Ojok (Acholi, JMC Hippos).

    Deogratius Ojok of Acholi receives his cash from FUFA Delegate Amin Bossa.

    Karamoja 1-1 West Nile

    Man of the Match: Amaku Fred (West Nile, Kirinya Jinja SS)

    FUFA Executive Member Rasoul Ariga hands over the MOTM cash to Fred Amaku of West Nile. Match Commissioner Anthony Tumwesigye is on the left.

    MAIN PHOTO: FUFA 1st VP Justus Mugisha hands over the MOTM cash to Kigezi’s Derrick Mudali. Kigezi beat Buganda 1-0 in Masaka

     

  • CAF U-20 Tournament: Uganda Hippos to face South Sudan

    CAF U-20 Tournament: Uganda Hippos to face South Sudan

    The Uganda National Junior side of the U-20 players Hippos has been drawn to play South Sudan over two legs for a place in the 2nd round of the tournament.

    Uganda will play host to its neighbors on weekend of 30th/31st March and 20th/21st and 22nd April, 2018.

    A win for Uganda will see Matia Lule’s trained team take on Cameroon at the next stage for the 2019 championship to be held in Niger.

    The Total U-20 Africa Cup of Nations is the main international youth football competition for CAF Member Associations, and is competed for by Under 20 year olds. It is held every two years with the top 4 teams qualifying for the FIFA U-20 World Cup.

    ‘We know the quality of players South Sudan has in their team. It will not be a simple game as some people may want to assume. We started our preparations very early by taking the team to Zambia for the COSAFA tournament. We shall also have a camp soon for these youngsters’ said the Hippos coach Matia Lule.

    Uganda will also host the first leg of the 2nd round on the weekend of 11th, 12th and 13th May with the return leg set for 18th, 19th and 20th May 2018. Zambia is the holder of the CAF U-20 cup.

    The training programme will be released soon.

    MAIN PHOTO: Uganda U-20 team that played in the 2017 COSAFA  tournament in Zambia. 

  • FUFA Drum: Goals galore, passionate crowds usher in successful match day one

    FUFA Drum: Goals galore, passionate crowds usher in successful match day one

    THE FUFA DRUM TOURNAMENT 2018:
    Match Day One Results: 
    Saturday, 24th February 2018 (Official Opening Match):
    • Busoga 3-0 Bugisu
    Goals: Hamis Tibita, Richard Wandyaka, Joel Madondo
    Sunday, 25th February  2018
    • Teso 8-0 Sebei
    Goals: Musa Esenu (2), Benson Ocen (2), Daniel Isiagi (2), Ivan Eyam (1), Opejo Kokas (1)
    • Karamoja 1-1 West Nile
    Goals: Alfred Leku (West Nile), Majid Ayop (Karamoja)
    • Bunyoro 2-2 Rwenzori
    Goals: Yubu Bogere, Al Hadji Salim (Rwenzori), George Senkaaba  (2 for Bunyoro)
    • Lango 0-2 Acholi
    Goals: Deogratius Ojok
    • Ankole 2-1 Tooro
    Goals: Swalik Segujja, Yusuf Abato (Ankole), Innocent Asiimwe  (Tooro)
    • Buganda 0-1 Kigezi
    Goal: Derrick Mudali
    • Bukedi 0-1 Kampala
    Goal: Dan ‘Muzeyi’ Sserunkuma
    Excited Tooro fans at the Kakyeka stadium
    The 2018 FUFA Drum tournament officially kicked off with a terrifying noise across the country with eight matches.
    A total of 24 goals were recorded on match day one with six out right victories and two draws.
    The official opening game witnessed Busoga humble Bugisu 3-0 at the Kyabazinga stadium in Bugembe, Jinja, a match that was graced by the Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga.
    Hamis Tibita, Richard Wandyaka and Joel Madondo were on the mark for Busoga.
    Speaker of Parliament Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga hands over an envelope with cash to Busoga striker Joel Madondo after the match
    On Sunday, seven more games were played. Teso registered the biggest victory, winning 8-0 against Sebei.
    A brace apiece from Musa Esenu , Benson Ocen and Daniel Isiagi were added by goals from Ivan Eyam and John Kokas Opejo.
    West Nile and Karamoja shared the spoils one all at the Booma play ground in Moroto.
    Majib Ayop found the equalizer for Karamoja Province
    Alfred Leku of Express FC scored for West Nile and Majid Ayop who plays for Vipers Kotido FC replied for Karamoja to send the home fans into wild celebrations.
    Action between Tooro and Ankole (yellow)
    At the Boma play ground in Hoima, Bunyoro was held by visiting Rwenzori to a two all stalemate.
    Yubu Bogere of SC Villa Jogoo and Al Hadji Salim of Mbarara city FC were on the mark for Rwenzori while another Villa player George Senkaaba got a brace for Bunyoro.
    FUFA Second Vice President Darius Mugoye led the team inspections in Budaka
    Deogratius Ojok scored two goals in Acholi’s 2-0 win against Lango in the much awaited derby played in Lira.
    At the Kakyeeka stadium in Mbarara, home side Ankole out muscled Tooro 2-1.
    Swalik Segujja of Mbarara City FC and Nyamityobora’s Yusuf Abato scored two quick first half goals for Ankole.
    Bright Stars’ defender Innocent Asiimwe  headed home the consolation for Tooro after a great corner taken by Nicholas Kagaba of Uganda Revenue Authority Football Club.
    A section of excited fans at the Kyabazinga Stadium during the  opening game
    Kampala Province’s Yayo Lutimba attempts to dribble past a Bukedi opponent
    Kigezi shocked Buganda with a Derrick Mudali late goal at the Masaka Recreational Stadium.
    Mudali is a student at Uganda Martyrs University, Nkozi.
    Vipers Sports Club striker Daniel ‘Muzeyi’ Sserunkuma was the hero for Kampala Province with a late strike in their 1-0 victory against Bukedi.
    Sserunkuma was introduced in the second half of the game.
    Lango’s Allan Okello, a player with KCCA and Uganda U-20 during their match with Acholi. Acholi won the derby 2-0 in Lira
    FUFA officials attentively follow the proceedings in the official match for the Drum Tournament at the Kyabazinga stadium
    Excited Acholi fans pose for photographs with their stars. Acholi team was captained by KCCA player Denis Okot Oola (extreme right)
    There are 16 Provinces that are engaged in this tournament  whose total prize money is Shs. 100M.
    The theme of the tournament is ‘Celebrating Our Ancestry‘.
     MAIN PHOTO: Ankole players celebrate their second goal scored by Yusuf Abato against Tooro at the Kakyeka stadium in Mbarara
    PHOTO CREDITS: FUFA Communications Department
  • The FUFA Drum: Busoga shines in opening match against Bugisu at the Kyabazinga stadium, Bugembe

    The FUFA Drum: Busoga shines in opening match against Bugisu at the Kyabazinga stadium, Bugembe

    FUFA Drum Tournament (Official Opening Match):

    • Busoga 3-0 Bugisu

    Busoga Province has won the opening match of the 2018 FUFA Drum tournament.

    Busoga edged Bugisu 3-0 during the official opening match of the tournament at the Kyabazinga Stadium in Bugembe, Jinja on Saturday.

    Hamis Tibita connects Aggrey Madoi’s low cross from the left for the opening goal on the day

    Hamis Tibita gave the home side the lead on 12 minutes as they led 1-0 by the half time break.

    The BUL and Uganda U-20 forward tapped home a low cross from a lively Police and Uganda Cranes left winger Aggrey Madoi.

    Two second half substitutes Richard Wandyaka and Joel Madondo combined to score the other two goals in the 64th and 77th minutes respectively.

    Busoga XI team

    Uganda Cranes defender Isaac Isinde captained the Busoga Province team.

    Joel Madondo was named man of the match.

    Bugisu XI

    The well attended match was also watched by the Speaker of Parliament Rt Hon. Rebecca Kagada, the FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo with the Vice President Justus Mugisha as well as the third Vice President Owek. Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi, FUFA CEO Edgar Watson, Uganda Cranes head coach Sebastien Desabre, Buganda Kingdom Prime minister Richard Muvawala, National Council of Sports’ Dr. Patrick Benard Ogwel, FUFA Executive Committee members and staff as well multitudes of spectators.

    Owek. Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi, FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo and the Speaker of Parliament, Rt Hon. Rebecca Kadaga at the Kyabazinga stadium Pavilion

    After the match, the Speaker of Parliament appreciated the tournament and thanked the federation for the initiative.

    This is a good tournament and i thank FUFA for the idea.

    I congratulate the winning team (Busoga Province) and the man of the match Joel Madondo

    Speaker of Parliament Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kagada hands over an envelope to Busoga striker Joel Madondo after the match

    She later handled over the man of the match Madondo with a cash envelope as a sign of appreciation for his effort and contribution in the game.

    Cranes Performers entertained the guests before, at half time and after the game
    A section of excited fans at the Kyabazinga Stadium during the game
    Busoga midfielder Daudi Bagoole controls a high ball during the game

    The other matches of the FUFA Drum continue on Sunday.

    There will be seven games to be played across the country.  Teso hosts Sebei at the Kongunga ground in Bukedea, Lango plays Acholi in the much awaited derby duel at the Lango Sports ground in Lira and Buganda will entertain Kigezi at the Masaka Recreational stadium.

    Meanwhile, Bukedi will take on Kampala at the Budaka Saza ground in Budaka, Bunyoro shall entertain Rwenzori at the Boma play ground in Hoima.

    West Nile kicks off the tourney away from home against Karamoja at the Booma play ground in Moroto.

    Ankole shall face Tooro at the Kakyeeka stadium in Mbarara.

    Uganda Cranes defender Isaac Isinde was captain of Busoga Province. In the photo, he greets the Busoga Prime minister Dr. Joseph Muvawala

    The theme of this tournament is ‘Celebrating Our Ancestry’.

    Team Line Ups:

    Busoga XI:

    Muhammed Didi (G.K), Jimmy Kuluba, Allan Munaba, Livingstone Mulondo, Isaac Isinde (Captain), Jerome Kirya, David Bagoole, Dan Shabena, Patrick Crespo Asiku, Amis Tibita, Aggrey Madoi

    Subs:          

    Mathias Muwanga (G.K), Wilson Makuro, Joel Madondo, Mark Bamukyaye, Richard Wandyaka, George Kasonko, Anthony Mayanja, Yeseri Waibi, Braize Nkolo

    Head coach: Charles Ayiekho Lukula

    Bugisu XI:

    James Alitho (G.K – Captain), Robert Edmond Otim, Tiff Kahandi, Hassan Wandega, Jackson Okello, Musa Malunda, Ibrahim Massa, Milton Karisa, Akram Munyolo, Sula Wambede, Abdul Rahman Ajab

    Subs:

    Ibrahim Bashir (GK), Peter Lomolo, Erasmus Okadapay, Robery Kabole, Derick Dangohur, Aziz Nambobi, Phillip Wamukota, Constantino Nalumoso, Malvin Wasswa

    Head coach: Godfrey ‘Toldo’ Awach

    The match referees who handled the opening game of the FUFA Drum

    Match Officials:

    • Center Referee: Robert Donney
    • Assistant Referee 1: Diana Murungi
    • Assistant Referee 2: David Kachope
    • Fourth Official: Junior Kasenge
    • Match Commissioner: Rogers Byamukama
    • Referees’ Assessor: Ali Tomusange

    Other Fixtures:

    Sunday, 25th February 2018

    • Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea
    • Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira
    • Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka
    • Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka
    • Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima
    • Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto
    • Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara
  • The FUFA Drum Grand Opening: Stage is set for Busoga, Bugisu provinces | Preview

    The FUFA Drum Grand Opening: Stage is set for Busoga, Bugisu provinces | Preview

    The FUFA Drum

    Saturday 24th February, 2018

    Busoga Vs Bugisu –Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe in Jinja

    Time: (4PM)

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    All preparations to have a successful grand opening of the FUFA Drum Tournament have been concluded by the local organizing committee led by the competition chairman, Rogers Byamukama.

    The two opening teams, Busoga and Bugisu shall lock horns at the Kyabazinga stadium, Bugembe (Jinja) in the first match of the championship that will bring together the 16 provinces in Uganda.

    ‘All arrangements to have a great opening ceremony for the FUFA Drum tournament have been made. The two teams (Bugisu and Busoga), officials, security and all the logistics are well in place to have a successful opening where the Kyabazinga of Busoga and Speaker of Parliament Hon. Rebecca Kadaga have duly confirmed to grace’ Byamukama noted.

    Both the Busoga and Bugisu teams have assembled their respective players who are fully fit for the game that kicks off at 4 p.m

    Busoga head coach Charles Ayiekoh Lukula as he was addressing the media earlier in the week at FUFA vowed to work for the maximum points in the opening match.

    ‘We are well prepared for the opener and my team is already in camp at the FUFA Technical Center, Njeru. We are the home of fine football in Uganda and we have prepared well for Bugisu Province on Saturday’ Ayiekoh, who is also head coach at Azam Uganda Premier League side, Kirinya-Jinja S.S said.

    His counterpart, Godfrey ‘Toldo’ Awach was equally expectant of a decent result, a positive that will keep fans in anticipation for the final outcome at the end of the normal time.

    ‘I understand that with football one expects three results-a win, draw and loss but we are not thinking about the third option’ Awach, Head coach at FUFA Big league club, Kataka sounded.

    The 16 Provinces  in contention for the grand trophy are; Teso, Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu Teso ,Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu, Lango, Buganda, Acholi, Kigezi, Bukedi, Bunyoro, Kampala, Rwenzori, Karamoja, Ankole, West Nile and Tooro

    The tournament shall be played until 6th October 2018, the date set for the final in Kasese.

    Match Officials:

    Referee: Robert Donney 

    Assistant Referee 1: Diana  Murungi 

    Assistant Referee 2 : David Kachope 

    Fourth Official: Junior Kasenge

    Referees’ Assessor: Ali  Tomusange

    Match Commissioner: Owek. Florence Bagunywa Nkalubo

    Other Fixtures:

    Sunday, 25th February 2018

    • Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea
    • Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira
    • Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka
    • Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka
    • Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima
    • Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto
    • Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara
  • The FUFA Drum: Team Nicknames

    The FUFA Drum: Team Nicknames

    The FUFA Drum kicks off  this weekend with 8 games on card but do you know the nicknames of your Province Teams?

    Saturday 24th February, 2018

    Busoga Vs Bugisu –Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe in Jinja

    Time: (4PM)

    Match Officials

    Referee Donney Robert 

    Assistant Referee 1 Murungi Diana 

    Assistant Referee 2 Kachope David 

    Fourth Official Kasenge Junior 

    Referees’ Assessor Tomusange Ali

    Match Commissioner Owek. Florence Bagunywa Nkalubo

    1-Acholi

    Nick name: Kodi Palyeci (The Elephants)

     

    2- Ankole:

    Nick name: Rugaju (Brown Bull)

    3-Buganda

    Nick name: Zzambogo

     

    4-Bugisu

    Nick name: Bamasaba Imbalu

     

    5-Bukedi

    Nick name:  Kedis

     

    6-Bunyoro

    Nick name:  Kabalega Heroes

    7-Busoga

    Nick name:  Nseete ‘The Termites’

     

    8-Kampala

    Nick name:  Impala

    9-Karamoja

    Nick name:  Ngirithae ‘The Leopards’

     

    10-Kigezi

    Nick name:  Banyakigezi

    11-Lango

    Nick name:  Amuka

     

    12-Rwenzori

    Nick name:  Tembo ‘Elephant’

    13- Sebei

    Nick name:  Ngorofa Stars

     

    14Teso

    Nick name: Ajelle (The Doves)

    15-Tooro

    Nick name:  Entale Ya Tooro

     

    16-West Nile

    Nick name:  Obirio Emve Ri

    Motto: Unity Through Sports

    Radios: Arua One, Radio Paidha

     

    About FUFA ‘The Drum’

    The Competition will be played between 16 provinces of Uganda and it is called ‘The Drum’. It will be run and managed by official FUFA regulations.

     

    DISTRICTS MAKINGUP THE 16 PROVINCES:

    1. West Nile: Adjumani, Arua, Koboko, Maracha, Moyo, Nebbi, Pakwach, Yumbe and Zombo.
    2. Acholi: Agago, Amuru, Gulu, Kitgum, Lamwo, Nwoya and Pader
    3. Lango: Alebtong, Amolatar, Apac, Dokolo, Kole, Lira, Otuke and Oyam
    4. Karamoja: Abim, Amudat, Kaabong, Kotido, Moroto, Nakapiripirit and Napak
    5. Teso: Amuria, Bukedea, Kaberamaido, Katakwi, Kumi, Ngora, Serere and Soroti
    6. Sebei: Bukwa, Kapchorwa and Kween
    7. Bugisu: Bududa, Bulambuli, Manafwa, Mbale, Namisindwa and Sironko
    8. Bukedi: Budaka, Busia, Butaleja, Butebo, Kibuku, Pallisa and Tororo
    9. Busoga: Bugiri, Buyende, Iganga, Jinja, Kaliro, Kamuli, Luuka, Mayuge, Namayingo and Namutumba
    10. Kampala: This province will be composed of the District Football Associations of Central, Kawempe Nakawa, Makindye and Rubaga
    11. Buganda: Buikwe, Bukomansimbi, Butambala, Buvuma, Gomba, Kalangala, Kalungu, Kayunga, Kiboga, Kyankwanzi, Kyotera, Luweero, Lwengo, Lyantonde, Masaka, Mityana, Mpigi, Mubende, Mukono, Nakaseke, Nakasongola, Rakai, Sembabule, and Wakiso
    12. Bunyoro: Buliisa, Hoima, Kagadi, Kibaale, Kiryandongo, and Masindi
    13. Tooro: Bunyangabo, Kabarole, Kamwenge, Kyegegwa and Kyenjojo
    14. Rwenzori: Bundibugyo, Kasese and Ntoroko
    15. Ankole: Buhweju, Bushenyi, Ibanda, Isingiro, Kiruhura, Mbarara, Mitooma, Ntungamo, Rubirizi and Sheema,
    16. P) Kigezi; Kabale, Kanungu, Kisoro and Rukungiri
  • CAF Champions League: KCCA defeats Madagascar opponents, CNaps Sport

    CAF Champions League: KCCA defeats Madagascar opponents, CNaps Sport

    CAF Champions League (Return Leg – Preliminary Round):

    KCCA 1-0 CNaps Sport

    (Aggregate: 2-2)

    Azam Uganda Premier League reigning champions, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) football club progressed for the first round of the CAF Champions League.

    KCCA overcame Madagascar champions CNaps Sports 1-0 during the return leg of the CAF Champions League preliminary round to qualify on away goals rule.

    Paul Mucureezi headed the only goal on the evening in the 64th minute.

    KCC thus progressed after a two all aggregate score since the first leg away in Antananarivo at the Vontovorona stadium ended 2-1 in favour of the islanders.

    Derrick Nsibambi was on mark for KCCA away in the first leg.

    Ratolojanahary Fenosoa and Francis Rafaralahy scored for CNaps.

    KCCA will face Ethiopia’s St George Football Club in the first round.

    The match was also watched by Uganda Cranes head coach Sebastien Desabre.

    Team Line Ups:

    KCCA XI:
    Charles Lukwago (G.K), Fillbert Obenchan, Habibu Kavuma, Timothy Awany, Mustapha Kizza (68’ Paul Musamali), Lawrence Bukenya, Isaac Kirabira, Allan Okello, Paul Mucureezi (82’ Solomon Okwalinga), Denis Okot Oola (47’ Muhammed Shaban), Derrick Nsibambi

    Subs Not Used:

    Jamil Maliyamungu (G.K), Peter Magambo, Abubakari Matisko, Hassan Musana

    CNaps Sport Football Club XI:

    Andonianina Fanomezantsoa Andrimalala (G.K), Tobisoa Njakanirina Ramanitrandrasana, Ronald Rajaonarivelo, Andoniaina Rakotondrazaka Andrianavalona (Captain), Lantoniaina Andriamanalina, Tojo Nantenaina Ramanitrandrasana Miandrisoa (70’ Jean Eric Andriamangason), Haja Mirija Fortunat Rasoanaivoarison (72’ Micheal Rabeosn Fetraniana), Lalaina Jacquot Manampisoa, Milison Niasexe (60’ Emilison Patrick Tolojanahary), Francis Rafaralahy, Bourahim Jaotombo

    Subs Not Used:

    Jolce Emile Rakotonirina (G.K), Fenosoa Ratolojanahary, Pierralit Tovonay, Tantely Antoine Randrianiaina

    Match Officials:

    • Center Referee: Hassan Hagi Mohamed (Somalia)
    • 1st Assistant Referee: Hagi Abdi Hamza (Somalia)
    • 2nd Assistant Referee: Suleiman Bashir Abdi (Somalia)
    • Fourth Official: Mohamed Nur Muhudin (Somalia)
    • Commissioner: Solomon Abebe Gibresilassie (Ethiopia)
  • Busoga, Bugisu Province Coaches Promise Thrilling action at Bugembe stadium

    Busoga, Bugisu Province Coaches Promise Thrilling action at Bugembe stadium

    The FUFA Drum

    Saturday 24th February, 2018

    Busoga Vs Bugisu –Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe in Jinja

    Time: (4PM)

    Match Officials

    Referee Donney Robert 

    Assistant Referee 1 Murungi Diana 

    Assistant Referee 2 Kachope David 

    Fourth Official Kasenge Junior 

    Referees’ Assessor Tomusange Ali

    Match Commissioner Owek. Florence Bagunywa Nkalubo

     

    The coaches and players make headlines in sports. It is exactly what Busoga and Bugisu Province Team tacticians did during the official press conference organized for the FUFA Drum on Wednesday at FUFA House in Mengo.

    The FUFA Drum kicks off on Saturday with Busoga Province hosting their counterparts from Bugisu at the Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe in Jinja.

    The coaches of the two provinces-Charles Ayiekoh (Busoga Team) and Toldo Godfrey Awach have promised a thrilling fixture.

    Speaking during the press conference at FUFA House on Wednesday in Mengo ahead of the opener, Ayiekoh said that Busoga is the home of football and thus his team will prove that on the pitch by icking three points off Bugisu.

    ‘We are well prepared for the opener and my team is already in camp at the FUFA Technical Center, Njeru. We are the home of fine football in Uganda and we have prepared well for Bugisu Province on Saturday’ added Ayiekoh

    Ayiekoh during the press conference

    While his counterpart Awach did not sit back as he promised to ‘circumcise’ the entire Busoga Province team since this is the year for Imbalu.

    ‘The Bagisu are known for Imbalu and this is the year for the cultural exercise therefore Busoga province can’t survive circumcision on Saturday’ said Toldo in a light voice.

    Bugisu coach Awach (M), Tiff Kahandi and Rogers Byamukama during the press conference

    He added that he has a crop of players he has selected from across the region that he believes will get him better results.

    ‘I understand that with football one expects three results-a win, draw and loss but we are not thinking about the third option; said Awach.

    In presence was 17 year old Bugisu Province captain Tiff Kahandi who couldn’t hide his excitement about The FUFA Drum tournament.

    Bugisu captain Kahandi (L) with his coach Awach during the press conference

    ‘It is a great opportunity for many of us players especially those from upcountry to play alongside with established players and also get exposure’ said Kahadi.

    MAIN PHOTO: Bugisu Province coach Godrey ‘Toldo’ Awach (L) and Charles Lukula Ayiekoh (R) at the press conference 

  • The FUFA Drum: Speaker of Parliament for Opening ceremony

    The FUFA Drum: Speaker of Parliament for Opening ceremony

    The FUFA Drum

    Saturday 24th February, 2018

    Busoga Vs Bugisu –Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe in Jinja

    Time: (4PM)

    Match Officials

    Referee Donney Robert 

    Assistant Referee 1 Murungi Diana 

    Assistant Referee 2 Kachope David 

    Fourth Official Kasenge Junior 

    Referees’ Assessor Tomusange Ali

    Match Commissioner Owek. Florence Bagunywa Nkalubo

     

    As days draw closer to the much anticipated The FUFA Drum maiden match Busoga and Bugisu Provinces, the tournament has attracted attention of many Ugandans including dignitaries.

    ‘The number one citizen HE President of the Republic of Uganda is expected to attend and will be accompanied by the Speaker of Parliament Rt. Hon Rebecca Kadaga’ said Rogers Byamukama the Chairman FUFA Drum Organising Committee.

    The FUFA Drum Organising Committee Chairman Rogers Byamukama (M) during the Press conference. He provided updates about the opening weekend.

    He added that the Kyabazinga of Busoga His Highness Wilberforce Gabula Nadiope IV is set to host all the dignitaries on the day.

    ‘We are expecting a big crowd at the Kyazinga Stadium but we shall accommodate all of them in several aspects’ added Byamukama who attended the press conference at FUFA House in Mengo on Wednesday.

    MAIN PHOTO: Speaker of Parliament Rt. Hon Rebecca Kadaga with FIFA President Gianni Infantino and FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo. She will attend the opening match of The FUFA Drum on Saturday in Bugembe. 

    The 16 Provinces  are; Teso, Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu Teso ,Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu, Lango, Buganda, Acholi, Kigezi, Bukedi, Bunyoro, Kampala, Rwenzori, Karamoja, Ankole, West Nile and Tooro

    Competitions Department has set 6th October 2018 as the date for the final to be played in Kasese.

     

    24th February, 2018

    Busoga vs Bugisu- Bugembe Stadium

     

    25th February 2018

    Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea

    Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira

    Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka

    Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka

    Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima

    Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto

    Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara

    Groups:

    Group A:

    • Teso
    • Busoga
    • Sebei
    • Bugisu

    Group B:

    • Lango
    • Buganda
    • Acholi
    • Kigezi

    Group C:

    • Bukedi
    • Bunyoro
    • Kampala
    • Rwenzori

    Group D:

    • Karamoja
    • Ankore
    • West Nile
    • Tooro

     

  • The FUFA Drum update: Referees for Match Day 1 action appointed

    The FUFA Drum update: Referees for Match Day 1 action appointed

    Busoga vs Bugisu on 24th February, 2018 

    Charges: 3,000/- (Ordinary) and 10,000/- (Opening Game) 

    Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe

    Time 4pm:

    Match Officials

    Referee Donney Robert 

    Assistant Referee 1 Murungi Diana 

    Assistant Referee 2 Kachope David 

    Fourth Official Kasenge Junior 

    Referees’ Assessor Tomusange Ali

    Match Commissioner Owek. Florence Bagunywa Nkalubo

    The FUFA Referees Appointments Panel has released a list of match officials for the opening round of The FUFA Drum due this weekend on 24th and 25th February, 2018.

    Click The FUFA Drum Appointments Referees

    The Chairman of Uganda Football Referees Association (UFRA) in Uganda Ronnie Kalema is confident the appointments made will add colour to the opening action of the inaugural tournament played under the theme “Celebrating Our Ancestry’.

    The FUFA drum kicks off this weekend with a match on Saturday between Busoga Province and Bugisu Province at the Kyabazinga Stadium in Bugembe, Jinja. & more matches will be played the following day.

    Additional information

    The 16 Provinces  are; Teso, Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu Teso ,Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu, Lango, Buganda, Acholi, Kigezi, Bukedi, Bunyoro, Kampala, Rwenzori, Karamoja, Ankole, West Nile and Tooro

    Competitions Department has set 6th October 2018 as the date for the final to be played in Kasese.

    24th February, 2018

    Busoga vs Bugisu- Bugembe Stadium

     

    25th February 2018

    Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea

    Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira

    Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka

    Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka

    Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima

    Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto

    Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara

    Groups:

    Group A:

    • Teso
    • Busoga
    • Sebei
    • Bugisu

    Group B:

    • Lango
    • Buganda
    • Acholi
    • Kigezi

    Group C:

    • Bukedi
    • Bunyoro
    • Kampala
    • Rwenzori

    Group D:

    • Karamoja
    • Ankore
    • West Nile
    • Tooro

    MAIN PHOTO: Referee Donney Robert will handle the opening match of The FUFA Drum between Busoga and Bugisu Provinces on 24th February 2018 at the Kyabazinga Stadium, Bugembe in Jinja. 

  • The FUFA Drum Update; Busoga, Bugisu Province Team coaches and captains to address media on Wednesday

    The FUFA Drum Update; Busoga, Bugisu Province Team coaches and captains to address media on Wednesday

    The Organising Committee of The FUFA Drum 2018 has confirmed that a press conference will be conducted on Wednesday 21st February at FUFA House ahead of the tournament kick off on Saturday.

    Busoga and Bugisu Provinces will kick off the tournament designed for the 16 Provinces in Uganda and played under the theme ‘Celebrating Our Ancestry’

    Charles Ayiekoh (Coach Busoga Province Team)  and Toldo Godfrey Awachi (Coach Bugisu Province Team)

    In a communication to the media from the FUFA Communications Manager Ahmed Hussein;

    It reads;

    Dear All,

    We kindly invite you for our weekly FUFA  press conference as per details below; 

    Wednesday: 21st February 2018

    Time: 10 am

    Venue: FUFA House, Mengo

    The coaches, Captains of Busoga and Bugisu Provinces will attend the Press conference tomorrow.

    We look forward to welcoming you to the home of football. 

    Additional information

    The 16 Provinces  are; Teso, Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu Teso ,Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu, Lango, Buganda, Acholi, Kigezi, Bukedi, Bunyoro, Kampala, Rwenzori, Karamoja, Ankole, West Nile and Tooro

    Competitions Department has set 6th October 2018 as the date for the final to be played in Kasese.

    24th February, 2018

    Busoga vs Bugisu- Bugembe Stadium

     

    25th February 2018

    Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea

    Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira

    Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka

    Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka

    Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima

    Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto

    Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara

    Groups:

    Group A:

    • Teso
    • Busoga
    • Sebei
    • Bugisu

    Group B:

    • Lango
    • Buganda
    • Acholi
    • Kigezi

    Group C:

    • Bukedi
    • Bunyoro
    • Kampala
    • Rwenzori

    Group D:

    • Karamoja
    • Ankore
    • West Nile
    • Tooro
  • The FUFA Drum: Teso Province names 40 man squad, Anyau is head coach

    The FUFA Drum: Teso Province names 40 man squad, Anyau is head coach

    A-squad of 40 local football players in Teso Province has been summoned for the residential training ahead of the first edition of The FUFA Drum provinces league.

    The sixteen Province tournament  has  been earmarked  to  kick off  on Saturday 24th February 2018 with a derby  game between Busoga  and Bugisu at the at  Bugembe  Municipal stadium in Jinja.

    Teso will will play their first fixture against Sebei Province on Sunday at Kongunga Primary school playground in Bukedea.

    The locally based players and the National players are currently camped at Wash and Wills Hotel in Mbale under the headship of  CAF A Licenced coach Frank ‘Video’ Anyau.

    Some of the players to feature for Teso Province.

    Anyau who talked to www.fufa.co.ug says the 16 summoned players are professionals and 24 are locally based players all of whom have equal chances to fight for the places on the team.

    The 16 Provinces  are; Teso, Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu Teso ,Busoga, Sebei, Bugisu, Lango, Buganda, Acholi, Kigezi, Bukedi, Bunyoro, Kampala, Rwenzori, Karamoja, Ankole, West Nile and Tooro

    Competitions Department has set 6th October 2018 as the date for the final to be played in Kasese.

    24th February, 2018

    Busoga vs Bugisu- Bugembe Stadium

     

    25th February 2018

    Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea

    Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira

    Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka

    Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka

    Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima

    Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto

    Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara

    Groups:

    Group A:

    • Teso
    • Busoga
    • Sebei
    • Bugisu

    Group B:

    • Lango
    • Buganda
    • Acholi
    • Kigezi

    Group C:

    • Bukedi
    • Bunyoro
    • Kampala
    • Rwenzori

    Group D:

    • Karamoja
    • Ankore
    • West Nile
    • Tooro

    MAIN PHOTO: The  Teso Province Team Chairperson  John Odong addressing the players on the modalities of winning the first Edition of The FUFA Drum

  • Stanbic Uganda Cup: Holders KCCA, Mbarara City and Seeta United book round of 16 berths

    Stanbic Uganda Cup: Holders KCCA, Mbarara City and Seeta United book round of 16 berths

    Stanbic Uganda Cup (Round of 32):

    Sunday Results:

    • Simba 1-2 KCCA
    • Mbarara City 3-0 Nabitende
    • Water 0-1 Seeta United

     

    Stanbic Uganda Cup holders Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Football Club progressed to the round of 16 after recovering from a goal down to defeat Simba 2-1 at the Kabanyoro play ground on Sunday.

    Robert Kimuli gave Simba the lead on 24 minutes. Muhammed Shaban replied with a goal in each half to give KCCA victory.

    Shaban’s first goal came in the 28th minute and the second 13 minutes from full time.

    At the Kakyeeka stadium in Mbarara, Mbarara City out-muscled Nabitende 3-0.

    Hillary Mukundane, Cliton Kamugisha and Sillaje Musindo scored for Mbarara City.

    Seeta United, who had earlier eliminated Kirinya-Jinja S.S, this time round ejected Water 1-0 at the Kyambogo West Play ground.

    KCCA, Mbarara City and Seeta United joined the successful five clubs that had played on Saturday at the round of 16.

    These are; Vipers, Kansai Plascon, UPDF, Kitara and Soana.

    More round of 32 matches will be played on Thursday, 22nd February 2018.

    Thursday, 22nd February, 2018 (Kick off at 4 pm)

    • Synergy Vs Masavu – St Charles Lwanga Playground, Masaka
    • Kira United Vs Lira United – Kira Ground
    • Ndejje University Vs Ntinda United – Ndejje University Campus, Luweero
    • Proline FC Vs Luweero United – StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo
    • KJT FC Vs Arua Tigers FC –  Villa Park
    • Busula SC Vs Amuka Bright Stars – Kasana Playground, Luweero

     

    Tuesday 27th February 2018 (Kick off at 4 pm):

    • BUL FC Vs Nyamityobora – Kakindu Stadium

     

    Saturday Results:

    • Vipers SC 3-1 Police
    • Kansai Plascon 2-0 Doves All Stars
    • UPDF 1 (5) – 1 (4) Rushere
    • Kitara 1 (4) – 1 (3) Express
    • Soana 3-2 Onduparaka

    MAIN PHOTO: KCCA Football Club two goal hero against Simba. Muhammed Shaban gets the ball after scoring  the winner in the Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 32 match  at Kabanyoro on Sunday

    PHOTO CREDITS: KCCA F.C Media

  • Stanbic Uganda Cup-round of 32 results: Vipers, Soana win as record winners Express bow out

    Stanbic Uganda Cup-round of 32 results: Vipers, Soana win as record winners Express bow out

    Stanbic Uganda Cup (Round of 32):

    Saturday Results:

    • Vipers SC 3-1 Police
    • Kansai Plascon 2-0 Doves All Stars
    • UPDF 1 (5) – 1 (4) Rushere
    • Kitara 1 (4) – 1 (3) Express
    • Soana 3-2 Onduparaka

    Vipers Sports Club has qualified for the round of 16 in the Stanbic Uganda Cup after defeating Police 3-1 during the round of 32 on Saturday at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende.

    Police took the lead on 2 minutes but Vipers quickly responded through Milton Karisa’s 9th minute goal.

    Erisa Ssekisambu and Daniel Sserunkuma put the game to bed as Vipers booked a slot in the round of 16.

    At the Boma play ground in Hoima, record winners Express fell to home side, Kitara 4-3 in post match penalties.

    Normal time of this exciting game had ended one goal apiece.

    Former Express player Derrick Tekkwo canceled out Alfred Leku’s first half opener for the Red Eagles and forced the post match penalties.

    Soana ejected 2016 finalists, Onduparaka FC 3-2 at the Kavumba Recreational stadium.

    Meanwhile, Kansai Plascon made easy work of visiting Doves All Stars from Arua 2-0 at the Naro Ntawo play ground.

    UPDF eliminated Rushere 5-4 in post match penalty shoot out after normal time ended one goal apiece.

    The Stanbic Uganda Cup tournament round of 32 games resume with three matches on Sunday.

    Cup holders KCCA FC visit Simba at the Kabanyolo play ground in Gayaza.

    Other Round of 32 Fixtures:

    Sunday, 18th February 2018 (Kick off at 4 pm)

    • Water Vs Seeta United –  Kyambogo West
    • Mbarara City Vs Nabitende FC – Kakyeka Stadium, Mbarara

    Thursday, 22nd February, 2018 (Kick off at 4 pm)

    • Synergy Vs Masavu – St Charles Lwanga Playground, Masaka
    • Kira United Vs Lira United – Kira Ground
    • Ndejje University Vs Ntinda United – Ndejje University Campus, Luweero
    • Proline FC Vs Luweero United – StarTimes Stadium, Lugogo
    • KJT FC Vs Arua Tigers FC –  Villa Park
    • Busula SC Vs Amuka Bright Stars – Kasana Playground, Luweero

    Tuesday 27th February 2018 (Kick off at 4 pm):

    • BUL FC Vs Nyamityobora – Kakindu Stadium
  • Technical: FUFA sends Basena and Kajoba to America for coaching course

    Technical: FUFA sends Basena and Kajoba to America for coaching course

    Former Uganda Cranes Coach Moses Basena and the current goal keeping coach Fred Kajoba will fly out tonight to the United States of America for a coaching course.

    The will spend three weeks at the New York Red Bulls Football Club which features in the US Major League Soccer.

    While talking to www.fufa.co.ug, Basena was grateful of FUFA for the financial support and former Uganda Cranes Skipper Ibrahim Sekagya for the great opportunity rendered to him to add on his knowledge as a football coach.

    ‘It is such a great opportunity for me as an individual and the game of football in Uganda. I expect to learn a lot from the coaches at Red Bulls because they are ahead of us as regards to professionalism and football dynamics’ said Basena

    Basena issues instructions during one of the Uganda Cranes training sessions

    He added that he looks forward to share what he will learn with fellow Ugandan Coaches thus help them cope with the modern game.

    While the excited Kajob said that he will have a double gain because he serves as a goalkeeping coach for the Uganda Cranes and Head Coach at Uganda Premier League side Bright Stars FC.

    Fred Kajoba (left) and Moses Basena at Entebbe International Airport prior to departure for U.S

    ‘This is a lifetime opportunity, thanks to FUFA and legendary Sekagya for the opportunity which any coach would like to land on. Ugandan football will not be the same again after the course’ emphasized Kajoba

    FUFA catered for the coach’s return air tickets, accommodation and the allowances while in the USA.

    MAIN PHOTO: The FUFA President Eng Moses greets the Uganda Cranes coaches Fred Kajoba and Moses Basena prior to kick off of the return legof the 2018 CHAN Qualifier against Rwanda. 

  • The FUFA Drum: Match Commissioners, Team Media Officers and stadium Announcers trained

    The FUFA Drum: Match Commissioners, Team Media Officers and stadium Announcers trained

    Build up matches

    Kampala Province 4-1 Kampala Select (Played at Villa Park)

    Busoga Province 1-1 BUL FC (

    In 8 days’ time, ‘The FUFA Drum’ will be welcomed officially with action at Bugembe stadium in Jinja.

    The football fraternity will be entertained to an all-Eastern derby between Busoga and Bugisu Provinces on 24th February 2018.

    The organisers are not anything for granted ahead of kick off. Training sessions have been conducted for the Match Commissioners, Team Media Officers and the stadium announcers in preparation for the opening weekend action.

    On Friday morning at FUFA House, 30 Match Commissioners, 40 Team Media Officers and Stadium Announcers were trained to get all the most important information about the Tournament organized under the theme ‘Celebrating Our Ancestry’.

    Team Media Officers with Organising Committee of the FUFA Drum after the training on Friday in Mengo.

    The FUFA Drum Organising Committee Chairman Rogers Byamukama, FUFA Referees Standing Committee Chairman Ronnie Kalema, CAF Commissioner/FUFA Competitions Director Hajati Aisha Nalule and FUFA Communications Manager Ahmed Hussein took the participants through various areas of refereeing, marketing, branding, role of Media officers and stadium Announcers, Rules and Regulations.

    Participants during training on Friday

    ‘It has been a wonderful session. I have learnt a lot. We are looking forward to the kick off next weekend. The course has been very resourceful’ said West Nile’s media officer Toko ‘Ziggy Zagga’ Karim.

    The Media session was presented by FUFA Communications Manager Ahmed Hussein

    Byamukama was excited about the turn up. ‘The turn up shows total enthusiasm from various stakeholders towards the tournament. Culture and ancestry are key components of society. The FUFA Drum will bring all Ugandans together through football’ said Byamukama.

    ‘We have planned well for the kick-off of the opening weekend. The training session today has given these two groups a lot of information about the tournament’ added Byamukama.

     

    24th February, 2018

    Busoga vs Bugisu- Bugembe Stadium

     

    25th February 2018

    Teso vs Sebei at Kongunga Ground in Bukedea

    Lango vs Acholi- Lango Sports Ground in Lira

    Buganda vs Kigezi- Nyendo in Masaka

    Bukedi vs Kampala-Budaka Saza Ground in Budaka

    Bunyoro vs Rwenzori-Hoima Ground in Hoima

    Karamoja vs West Nile-Moroto Booma Ground in Moroto

    Ankole vs Tooro-Kakyeka Stadium, in Mbarara

    Groups:

    Group A:

    • Teso
    • Busoga
    • Sebei
    • Bugisu

    Group B:

    • Lango
    • Buganda
    • Acholi
    • Kigezi

    Group C:

    • Bukedi
    • Bunyoro
    • Kampala
    • Rwenzori

    Group D:

    • Karamoja
    • Ankore
    • West Nile
    • Tooro

    MAIN PHOTO: The FUFA Drum Commissioners in a photo moment with the Organising Committee after training on Friday. 

  • Interview with FUFA President on CBS Fm

    Interview with FUFA President on CBS Fm

    FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo was hosted on 88.8 CBS Fm. He discussed key points of the modern game. He was hosted by David Lumansi on a popular Luganda sports show that runs between 5pm and 6pm daily.

    Eng. Moses Magogo highlighted the key areas of Governance, Services, Equipment and football that are driving the beautiful game.