Kawempe 3-0 Buikwe She Red Stars (Buikwe failed to turn up in Kawempe)
The 2016/17 FUFA Women Elite League resumed on Saturday with a couple of matches on card. The match in Soroti at Olila SS sports ground left many fans yearning for more women football activities in their region on Saturday.
Gafford Ladies traveled to North East to face Olila FC with their minds set on National team player Ikwaput Fazilah. The Kyebando based side that scored a combined 10 goals (6-0 in Soroti and 4-0 at Kyebando) against Olila Women FC last season were shocked when they faced harder with another star player destroying them instead of Ikwaput.
Olila won 2-0 in Soroti thanks to Sharon Achieng’s brace.
‘It is unbelievable that we have lost this match. We shall bounce back and we need to accept that football is full of such results’ said Gafford Ladies top official Henry Barungi.
Other results
UCU Lady Cardinals won convincingly 5-0 against Western United. Maureen Kinavudori netted a hat-trick while Jackie Nakasi and Esther Kadondi added a goal each.
Last season’s deputy champions She Corporates defeated She MAK 2-0 while the match between Defending champions Kawempe Muslim SS and Buikwe She Red Stars wasn’t played as the latter never showed up in Kawempe.
Wakiso Hills were beaten at home 3-0 by Ajax Queens
The match played on Sunday between Riness and Kampala Queens ended in a goalless draw.
The 2016/17 FUFA Big League resumed and had five matches played on Thursday.
A total of 17 goals were scored in the five games. Masavu defeated Kireka United 2-1 at the Katabi play ground in Entebbe to go top of the Rwenzori group with 20 points.
Kenneth Tumusiime and Charles Odeke scored for Masavu whilst Tonny Kiguli got Kireka United’s consolation.
Maroons won away from home 2-1 against Sporting United. Maroons now close the gap on leaders Ndejje University.
Kira United and Paidha Black Angels played to a one all draw.
Artland Katale edged Doves All Stars 2-0 in Kamuli courtesy of Arajab Waiswa.
On Friday, 18th November 2016, there will also be one match when Entebbe F.C hosts Synergy at Bugonga play ground in Entebbe.
All results played on Thursday, 17th November 2016:
One of FUFA’s 33 members- The Uganda Footballers Players’ Association (UFPA) held a press conference on Thursday morning at Jevine Hotel in Ndeeba to clear the air and also distance themselves from the barbaric acts of violence executed at the FUFA House on Monday that left the glass and security door to the main offices vandalized.
It was an act by some former players led by George Semwogerere, Philip Obwinyi, Polly Ouma, Dan Walusimbi, Issa Sekatawa, Mathias Kawesa, Qudus Elasu, Dan Mubiru, Obadiah Semakula and Nanik Muzamil.
They were violent as they also attacked one of the FUFA Secretariat staff Jimmy Ssebale.
While addressing the media, the Chief Executive Officer of the UFPA Paul Mutakabala denied allegations that the Monday incidents were organised by former footballers under their Association.
‘The Ex-internationals except for a few that were involved, had no involvement in those incidents and we believe violence is an enemy of football development in this country, UFPA would therefore like to let the football community in this country know that we are not a violent group nor are we against the current governing regime of Eng. Moses Magogo or the Uganda Cranes’ said Mukatabala
The press conference attended by several former footballers like goalkeeper Sam Kawalya said that it was an uncivilized act by a small segment of those targetig their own selfish interests.
‘We condemn the acts of violence caused by that so called pressure group. I said at the 92nd FUFA General Assembly in Luweero that footballers’ our work is just to play football and not to create wars. I therefore want to say that the so called pressure group wants to spoil our name as Ex-internationals and Ex-players. We therefore consider them as the worst enemy to the current rapid development of Ugandan football. They are trying to divert us from the right way’ noted Kawalya
Some of the Ex-internationals and Ex-players that attended the press conference;
Phillip Ssozi, Richard Malinga, Joseph Mutyaba, Edward Kalungi, Hakim Magumba, Lawrence Kizito, Hassan Mubiru, Ali Kayongo, Ali Kitenda, Ayub Balyejusa, Paul Ssali, Andy Lule, Muhamood Kateregga, Herbert Nsubuga, Patrick Ntege
MAIN PHOTO: UFPA at Jevine Hotel in Rubaga on Thursday at the Press conference
The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) President Eng. Moses Magogo has categorically condemned the acts of violence executed towards the FUFA House on Monday by some of the Ex-players.
The Ex-players vandalized the glass door of the main entrance leading to most offices at FUFA House in Mengo, Kampala as they attempted to forcefully ambush the Federation Headquarters.
FUF President Eng. Moses Magogo’s full speech at the weekly Press Conference at FUFA House on Wednesday;
I am here to address the media concerning the unfortunate incident that happened on Monday when FUFA house was attacked by some of the Ex-international football players.
FUFA, you must appreciate that it is composed by 33 Member Associations who are not individuals but groups.
Of the 33 members, we have 16 clubs in the Azam Uganda Premier League, 8 FUFA Regions, 7 special interest groups, the FUFA Big league and the FUFA Women Elite League.
Some times that point gets lost when people look at me, Edgar or Hussein as FUFA.
We are managed by a Constitution and the elections are organized every after four years by the Supreme body called the General Assembly where these members send their Delegates and this is the supreme body which takes decisions on behalf of the members.
The Executive Committee implements these decisions through the Secretariat headed by the CEO and that is FUFA.
Football worldwide brings together the people who are active in the game and any game of football to happen you need players to play, referees to officiate, coaches, administrators and sometimes Doctors.
That’s how the game of football happens , without them football can’t happen.
Therefore, to create a product called football, all these people must go to the kitchen to cook and come out.
Football worldwide has been to organised to be a combination of active persons in the game of football.
FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo at the weekly Press Conference in Mengo on Wednesday
If you look at the 33 members which are open for anyone to join are strictly active in the game of football. If any of these members
become inactive, automatically they lose their membership with FUFA. The association to come to FUFA is about being active
and bring something to the table.
The game has also moved on and the number of things has come up that people must come to terms with. Many people have contributed to the game of football since 1924 as players, referees and officials and have invested personal resources into creating this product.
Therefore if they are talking about the past we must include very body who has contributed to the development of football.
It was an unfortunate incident that happened when some of the former football players took it upon themselves to unlawfully invade the premises of the Federation.
FUFA condemns the incident and we believe it is not required in modern times.
There are a number of people and some of the issues we have heard and I thought this was very important to bring to the attention of the country that the game has moved on to use professionals in terms of executions and the politicians do the decisions and the staff does the implementation.
Having played football only gives you as an added advantage.
Today, we have Mr Samuel Egesa as the FUFA Referees’ Manager but he is a manager because of his other skills that he had acquired in that office and being a referee is an added advantage.
It is also important to bring to the attention of the public that as the Federation we have had a policy to try as much as possible to absorb former players and now we have over 15 former players within the management of the game of football.
We have Edgar Watson, the CEO is a former player and captain of the National team and composition plays a key role in the game of football.
Humphrey Mandu-the Deputy CEO former Posta FC and National U-23 player, Asumani Lubowa the FUFA Technical Director , Jackson Nyiima the FUFA Education Officer, Patrick Ntege – the National Teams’ Officer, Hadija Namuyanja, Coaches Moses Basena, Fred Kajoba, Kefa Kisala, Majidah Nantanda at the National team level
The FUFA Technical Committee has David Lumansi, Livingstone Kyambadde and Paul Ssali all who are former players.
We cannot have a collection of only former players because certain functions are technical and need technocrats with skills and expertise.
At the level of Executive we have a number of former players including the President while some have contributed constantly like Justus Mugisha the 1st FUFA VP who owns Standard High School, Zana which has generated players to the National team like Hassan Wasswa, Vincent Kayizzi, Patrick Ochan, Brian Majwega, Mike Mutyaba have all gone through that School.
The 2nd VP Darius Mugoye and some Executive Committee members have used personal money to support football at the grassroots level.
These people are contributing to the game of football using their own money and the game needs the money. We cannot have the product without such people.
Many other people inject their own money into clubs playing football at various levels.
We need everybody in the game of football and everybody is as important to the product and we should condemn the act that some people feel they are more important that others yet the product can not move on e without the others contribution .
A Mercedes Benz with the best engine cannot move to Jinja without wipers on a rainy day.
This country is managed under laws and therefore we expect everybody who is thinking that he has been disadvantaged and some of the names mentioned in this have not been banned from football Their actions qualifies them to be banned from football.
Everybody is free to join any association and make contribution to the game of football like Coaches, players and Referees’ Associations.
No one can enter FUFA as an individual and I am sure no association closes out anyone.
Therefore I would like these people to join their associations so that they can contribute to the game of football. The game picks up any who has made a contribution.
All of us did not start as Presidents. We started by contributing as players, administrators and finally found our way.
We shall not stop hiring professionals to develop the game of football.
It is very unfortunate that some of the names into these actions on Monday were great players who earned a lot of money when they were playing and never invested properly.
In life, anyone who fails to invest while still working, the day you stop working you will not go back to where you were working to look after you.
When you are making money invest for tomorrow when not making money.
People played for the national team but there were also levels above the national team that they would have become professionals and the biggest players in the world.
We can only use this incidence as educational material because we collected photos and videos that we shall use while teaching players and young ones not to act like the individuals who attacked FUFA House on Monday.
Look at the situation where the all of Africa is celebrating Ugandan football and asking what we have done to reach that level.
The State has started recognizing football and the NRM government has been here since 1986. Why is it right now it’s recognizing football.
We believe as football we have done certain things to call the attention and thus has been the sweat of the coaches, administrators and players across the whole country.
Football is also putting our country on the world map because international news agencies like BBC, Aljazeera, CNN are talking about Uganda after qualifying for AFCON 2017 finals in Gabon and superb performance in the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Qualifiers.
On Saturday we won our game against Congo Brazzaville and the whole world is still watching and then on Monday some individuals come and break glass door which costs some dollars 1000 dollars or less but the dent that it gives our country internationally is non-quantifiable.
The amount of energy given in by the players and coaches and everybody else is being brought down by in a single barbaric act with no popular deal but simply because some one says ‘I as a person I have not been looked after yet I played football’.
Right now football in Uganda is at its best ever it has been in-terms of organisation, systems, plans, programmes ,women football, Youth football, life come-back to the league and the performance of the National team.
A combination of all these things happening is not by accident but because we have invested time and attention. Therefore when one comes out and says football is in a mess because “I as an individual I haven’t been catered for yet I played football” is not serious.
This is unfortunate and unfair to a group of people who contribute to the game of football through their work and sweat.
I would like to assure the public that as a Federation we know where we are coming from and going and we shall not allow these acts to continue.
We shall pursue these individuals using the laws of this country because vandalism, tresspass, assault and destruction of our image which has cost us a lot of time and money to repair cannot be accepted.
We have ignored this group and people for a long time in the interest of brotherhood because they played football.
However actions that take us backwards, we have ignored but as we speak we shall take on these people legally. Let the law take its course.
We told them that the day they will have an effect on the Federation, we would take them on and definitely this is the moment .We will take on these people according to the laws of the country.
Shaban Muhammad is a hero when he goes back home to Arua. The lanky but deadly striker makes use of the status never to disappoint his home fans across the country. Fresh from making his international debut for Uganda Cranes against Zambia on Tuesday last week at Namboole and also making the 23 man squad for the 2018 FIFA world cup Russia Qualifier against Congo Brazzaville, Shaban was fired up to show his fans the tricks he had picked up from Cranes camp.
He faced Vipers-the same club that denied him Uganda Cup glory in Kampala last season.
This time, his minds were on helping his club Onduparaka FC collect maximum points against Vipers SC.
He never disappointed his fans as he netted the only goal of the game that sunk Vipers in Arua on Tuesday evening in the Azam Uganda Premier League. Onduparaka are yet to lose at home this season on their debut show in the top flight.
Shaban is now on 7 goals together with KCCA FC’s Geoffrey Serunkuma.
At Namboole stadium, Bright Stars FC took the lead but little did they know what was in stock for them from Sc Villa Jogoo. The Blues won 5-3 against the Kawempe based side that missed their head coach Fred Kajoba who lost his Uncle.
Joshua Kawadwa, Martin Kivumbi and Fred Segujja were on target for Bright Stars while Paul Mbowa, Martin Kizza, Alex Kitata, Tadeo Lwanga and Abel Eturudde got the goals for the Jogoos.
The other match-the Jinja derby ended 0-0 between Sadolin and BUL FC.
PHOTO: Batte Seif in (M) takes on Tadeo Lwanga and Umar Kasumba in the Sc Villa Jogoo- Bright Stars FC match at Namboole
The 2016 Airtel FUFA Awards will be officially launched on Monday, 14th November 2016 at Serena Hotel in Kampala.
According to the FUFA communications manager Ahmed Hussein, the awards will be launched at Achwa Hall starting at 10 a.m.
The 2016 Airtel FUFA Awards will be launched on Monday, 14th November 2016 at Achwa Hall – Serena International Hotel in Kampala starting at 10 a.m
The purpose of these awards to recognize the efforts of all those personalities who have worked hard throughout the season.
During last year’s Airtel FUFA Awards, Faruku Miya, then playing at Vipers and Sandra Nabweteeme (then of Kawempe Muslim S.S) were voted the male and female respective best footballers in the country.
FUFA Women Elite League 2016/17: Match day 1 Results
Friday: Ajax Queens 1-0 Eastern Heroes
Saturday:
Kawempe Muslim Ladies 7-0 London Stallions
Ajax Queens 3-1 Olila
Wakiso Hills 1-1 Gafford Ladies
Sunday:
Kampala Queens 1-2 Mutesa
Rinnes 0-0 Western United
The long awaited FUFA Women Elite league for the 2016/17 season started on Friday.
The new season started on Friday with Ajax Queens’ 1-0 win against Eastern Heroes courtesy of Maureen Afoyo’s lone strike on the day.
Ajax Queens won their second game 24 hours later, triumphing 3-1 against Olila Ladies.
Still on Saturday, the defending champions, Kawempe Muslim Secondary School women football club started the season on a bright note winning 7-0 against London Stallions in Kawempe.
Hasifah Nassuna, Juliet Nalukenge and Favour Nambatya each scored a brace apiece for the game.
Viola Namuddu netted the other goal on the day.
Gafford Ladies and Wakiso Hills played to a one all draw.
On Sunday, Kampala Queens lost 1-2 to Mutesa Royal University.
The Rinnes and Western United affair ended goal-less.
This is the third season that the FUFA Women Elite League is being played with a total of 16 clubs taking part.
MAIN PHOTO: Action between Ajax Queens and Eastern Heroes at Bulenga play ground on Saturday
FUFA Referees standing Committee (FRSC) has suspended one of the assistant referees Ngobi Balikoowa Musa who handled the Azam Uganda Premier League match no.86 between SC Villa Jogoo Vs Express FC on 29th October 2016 at Mandela National Stadium – Namboole
The suspension takes immediate effect and for the rest of the 2016/17 season.
On 31st October, 2016 the FRSC met and took a decision to suspend Balikoowa who officiated the above mentioned match.
The other officials of the mentioned match will not be affected by this decision.
The decision was taken after reviewing the Referees Assessors report and the video clip indicating that the decision taken by the second assistant referee Balikoowa in the 84th minute led to disallowing a would have been a valid third goal to visiting team (Express FC).
FUFA through the FRSC will continue assessing matches at all competitions levels with a focused intention of developing and monitoring performance of match officials.
Uganda Cranes regional tour of Kampala:Uganda vs Kampala region select on Saturday 5th Nov, 2016 at Wankulukuku
International friendly: Uganda vs Zambia 8th November at Mandela National Stadium, Namboole
2018 FIFA World Cup Russia Qualfier-Africa Zone: Uganda vs Congo Brazzaville on 12th November at Mandela National Stadium, Namboole
Charges: 25,000/-, 60,000/- and 150,000/-
Algerian match officials for Uganda vs Congo Brazzaville;
Referee: Abid Charef Mehdi
Assistant Referee 1: Etchiali Abdelhak
Assistant Referee 2: Gourari Mokrane
Fourth Official: Necib Redouane
Referee Assessor: Kalombo Bester (Malawi)
Commissioner: Habimana Aimable (Burundi)
The Uganda Cranes started official training sessions in preparation for three key matches to be played in the next 10 days starting with the Regional tour of Kampala this saturday at Mutessa II stadium, Wankuluku to be followed with an international friendly with Zambia on 8th Nov and 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia qualifier against Congo Brazzaville on 12th Nov.
Cranes played a practice match against reigning league champions KCCA FC and won 1-0 thanks to Erisa Sekisambu’s goal.
Players who attended training at the Philip Omondi Stadium, Lugogo;
Goalkeepers: Salim Jamal, Isma Watenga
Nicholas Wadada, Joseph Nsubuga, Khalid Lwaliwa, Hassan Wasswa, Tonny Mawejje, Kezironi Kizito, Moses Oloya, Erisa Sekisambu, Yunus Sentamu, Allan Kayiwa, Godfrey Lwesibawa and Geoffrey Kizito
Training resumes on Thursday at 4pm, Mandela National stadium, Namboole.
Kezironi Kizito shows Vincent Kayizi (Blue) the real battle in the midfield in a practice match between Uganda Cranes and KCCA FC at Lugogo on WednesdayErisa Sekisambu (with ball) and Oloya Moses on the attack against 5 KCCA FC players during the practice matchMoses Oloya (Yellow) being checked by KCCA FC’s Ivan Ntege
FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo (2nd L) with National Teams’ Offcier Patrick Ntege (L) former Uganda Cranes player Edward Kalungi and FUFA secretariat staff Meddie Matovu watched the practice matchUganda Cranes players celebrating a goal
The tensions were high as both teams headed into the Jinja derby between BUL FC and JMC Hippos at Kakindu stadium. Both teams share the same stadium and their results have not been convincing so far to their fans.
When the ball got rolling, both sets of players had one target, to hit the back of the net. BUL had to thank Shaka Sozi, Sibira Yunus and Nkolo Braise for the goals as they got their names on the score sheet while Abdul Rajab netted the consolation for JMC Hippos who remain bottom of the table and are yet to win a game this season.
BUL FC team that played against JMC Hippos on Wednesday at Kakindu stadium. BUL won 3-0.
The league takes a break to allow the National team-Uganda Cranes prepare for the international break that will see them play against Zambia(International friendly) and Congo Brazzaville (2018 FIFA World Cup Russia qualifier).
L-R: Samuel Kayondo, Okot Denis, Batte Denis, Aisa Semambo, Yasin Mugabi and Ronald Katenya for the ceremonial photo before kickoff at Lugogo on Tuesday. KCCA FC beat Sc Villa Jogoo 3-1.
FT: Azam Uganda Premier League matches played on Tuesday
KCCA 3-1 Sc villa Jogoo
Kirinya Jinja Ss 1-1 Bright Stars
Onduparaka 1-1 Proline
Express FC 1-1 URA
The Saints 1-1 Lweza
Soana 1-2 Sadolin Paints
The crowds enjoyed the game. The turn up was big. That’s what local football needs-big turn up at local matches.
Reigning Champions and table leaders KCCA FC defeated rivals Sc Villa Jogoo 3-1 in the Azam Uganda Premier League match on Tuesday evening at the Philip Omondi stadium.
Paul Mucureezi got the goal scoring action under way in the first half as both team fought for possession in the midfield. Sc Villa finished the first half on a high having created some chances but failing to convert the, However KCCA FC could have finished off the game in the first half had they also made use of their clear cut chances.
Second half started on a high tempo and Villa were rewarded with a penalty which was converted by Tabu Abdul Malik. KCCA FC who are yet to lose at home this season, netted two more goals from Derrick Nsibambi and Uganda Cranes star player also reigning Azam Uganda premier League player of the year Joseph Ochaya.
KCCA FC are now on 28 points from 12 matches while Sc Villa on 21 points.
Ochaya scored on of the goals for KCCA FC in his club’s 3-1 win over Sc Villa Jogoo.
KCCA FC Vs SC Villa , Phillip Omondi Stadium-Lugogo (4:00 pm) live on Azam TV
Kirinya Jinja SSS FC Vs Bright Stars FC , Bugembe Stadium-Jinja (4:30pm )
Express FC Vs URA FC, Wankulukuku Stadium (4:30pm)
Onduparaka FC Vs Proline FC,Green Light Stadium-Arua (4:30pm)
Soana FC Vs Sadolin Paints FC,Kavumba R.Grounds(4:30pm)
The Saints FC Vs Lweza FC,Bombo Barracks Grounds(4:30pm)
Wednesday 2nd November 2016
BUL FC Vs JMC HIPPOS FC, Kakindu Stadium-Jinja (4:30pm )
The Azam Uganda Premier League returns to the fold with match day 12 where six games are lined up on Tuesday and one the following day.
There is a lot at stake today and more to play for as two of the country’s leading clubs – Kampala Capital City Authority hosts SC Villa at the Phillip Omondi Stadium on Tuesday evening.
This fixture will be televised live on Azam TV to millions of football fans across the divide.
This will also be one of the six games lined up for the day.
KCCA leads the 16 clubs in the current standings with 25 points from 11 games played as SC Villa has played 10 games and picked 21 points.
Elsewhere, Onduparaka is at home to Proline in Arua, Soana shall host Sadolin Paints at Kavumba Recreational Stadium and The Saints will entertain Lweza at Bombo Barracks grounds.
The Red Eagles, Express host Uganda Revenue Authority at their Mutesa II Wankulukuku fotress whilst Kirinya-Jinja S.S will play Bright Stars at Bugembe stadium.
On Wednesday, fans in the Eastern region will be treated to the Jinja derby when BUL shall host JMC Hippos at Kakindu Stadium
Umar Kasumba netted a brace while Tabu Vitalis from the penalty mark to cool down the nerves of Sc Villa fans in the second half whose team had just conceded a goal by Simon Serunkuma of Express FC. Sc Villa won the match 3-2 against their fierce rivals Express FC in the Azam Uganda premier League match played at Mandela national stadium, Namboole on Saturday.
Saddam Juma gave the Red eagles the lead on three minutes before Umar Kasumba replied for the Blues 12 minutes later at their home ground. The result takes Villa to 21 points just four behind table leaders and champions KCCA FC whom they play on Tuesday at the Philip Omondi stadium, Lugogo.
In Kavumba Police picked up maximum points following a 1-0 win over new comers Kirinya Jinja SS.
Frank Kalanda netted the winning goal as Soana defeated Proline 2-1 at the Philip Omondi Stadium Lugogo on Friday in the Azam Uganda Premier League. Only two games were played on Friday.
Fahad Bayo was on target for Proline while Allan Kayiwa got the other goal for the visitors.
The other match in Jinja ended goalless between Sadolin and Vipers SC at Bugembe stadium.
Saturday’s action will see Sc Villa Jogoo take on Express FC in the cross city derby at Mandela National stadium while Police host Kirinya Jinja SS at Kavumba recreational ground.
Copy this link into a new tab for latest table standings https://fufauganda.com/table/azam-uganda-premier-league-201617/
Reigning Azam Uganda Premier League champions, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) football club extended their lead at the summit of the log with a hard fought 2-1 away victory against Bright Stars at the Champions Stadium in Mwelerwe.
Geofrey Sserunkuma and Derrick Nsibambi gave the Lugogo based side an early lead inside the opening 10 minutes but the hosts staged a late come back and scored one through John Kokas Opejo.
Sserunkuma scored in the very first minute of the game to get his 7th goal of the season.
KCCA now has 22 points from 10 games played.
Lweza and Arua side, Onduparaka played to a non scoring draw at the Mandela National stadium, Namboole in the game that was shown live on Azam T.V.
In Jinja, JMC Hippos lost yet another home game to the visiting The Saints at Kakindu Stadium.
Rogers Aloro scored the all important goal for Moses Basena’s coached side.
URA was held by Police to a goal-less draw at the Mehta Stadium in Lugazi.
This was the first match for Police without the services of their former head coach Sam Timbe who resigned his duties last week.
The top flight league resumes on Friday and Saturday with yet another set of games at the different venues.
Friday, 28th October 2016 Fixtures:
Proline Vs Soana – Phillip Omondi Stadium, Lugogo (Live on Azam T.V) – 4 p.m
Azam Uganda Premier league: Tuesday 25th October 2016
Lweza FC Vs Onduparaka FC , Namboole Stadium (4:00 pm) live on Azam TV
JMC Hippos FC Vs The Saints FC , Kakindu Stadium-Jinja (4:30pm )
Bright Stars FC Vs KCCA FC, Champion Stadium-Matugga (4:30pm)
URA FC Vs Police FC,Mehta Stadium-Lugazi (4:30pm
There are four games lined up for the Azam Uganda Premier league on Tuesday at the respective venues.
Lweza hosts Onduparaka at Namboole in the game that will be live on Azam T.V.
In Jinja, JMC Hippos host The Saints at Kakindu Stadium. Bright Stars, fresh from the goal-less draw with Express at Wankulukuku last Saturday host KCCA.
URA will entertain Police at the Mehta Stadium in Lugazi in the other game.
