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  • Azam Uganda Premier League: KCCA F.C hosts URA as the second round returns

    Azam Uganda Premier League: KCCA F.C hosts URA as the second round returns

    Azam Uganda Premier League: Tuesday, 23rd February 2016 

    Match No. 121: KCCA F.C Vs URA FC – Nakivubo Stadium, Kampala  – 4 pm (Live on AZAM TV and 102.1 FUFA f.m)

    Match No. 122: Bright Stars F.C Vs Maroons F.C – CS Mwererwe – 4.30pm

    Match No. 123: Police Vs Lweza – Kavumba Recreational Stadium, Wakiso – 4.30pm

    Match No.124: JMC Hippos Vs SC Victoria University – Kakindu  -4.30pm

    Match No. 125: The Saints F.C Vs Bul. FC – Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole – 4.30pm

    Match No.126: Sadolin Paints Vs Soana FC – Bugembe Stadium -4.30pm

    After the mid-season break, the Azam Uganda Premier League returns with six second round games lined up on the day.

    This follows a one month break that ushered in the new year where the national team, the Uganda Cranes competed at the CHAN 2016 finals held in Rwanda

    The mouth of all battles will be witnessed in the heart of Kampala City at Nakivubo stadium when ten time league champions entertain rivals, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) F.C in a match that will be televised live on Azam T.V.

    KCCA F.C heads into the fixture top on the 16 team log with a couple of new players on board.

    Julius Poloto and Edward Kikonyogo were promoted from their Junior side that plays in the national FUFA Juniors league.

    Ceasar Okhuti, Godfrey Sembatya and Farouk Kawooya were acquired from Express and Victoria University respectively.

    These will be joined by several players fresh from the 2016 CHAN championship in Rwanda.

    Midfielders Muzamiru Mutyaba, Ivan Ntege are expected to make the grade alongside defenders Timothy Awani, Hassan Wasswa Dazzo, Joseph Ochaya and team captain, Dennis Okot Oola.

    On the other hand, URA has released midfielder Patrick Ochan and lost defender Richard Kasagga Jjuuko (on semi pro stint in Lebanon) but brought on board three players.

    Defenders Joseph Owino and Savio Kabugo were joined by Nicholas Kagaba as the new players at the tax collectors’ side.

    There are no fresh injuries reported in either camps.

    At the Champions stadium in Mwerwere, home club Bright Stars Football club will play host to Prisons side, Maroons F.C.

    This fixture is looked at a rehearsal ahead of the two club’s battle in the Uganda Cup at the round of 16 which will be played at Luzira stadium.

    The home side will bank on the experience of three Uganda Cranes CHAN 2016  members; Joseph Nsubuga, team captain Bernard Muwanga and goalkeeper, Mathias Kigonya.

    Others expected to light up the day are Anthony Bongole, Lawrence Bajja and the ever fresh winger, Baker Lukooya.

    Maroons F.C travel to Matugga with the vivid hope that the club’s talisman, Hood Mulikyi replicates the form expected of him.

    Patrick Kaddu is the main intended target for goals as team skipper Slyvester Okello plays it tight at the back for a solid display.

    At the Bugembe Stadium in Jinja, Sadolin Paints will entertain Soana F.C.

    The first corresponding round match between the two clubs ended goal-less at Kavumba Recreational stadium.

    Former BUL F.C striker, Simon Okwi is expected to make his league debut for coach Charles Ayiekho’s side.

    At Kakindu stadium in Jinja two, Jinja Municipal Council Hippos will be at home to Sports Club Victoria University.

    JMC Hippos will dearly miss the services of their hardworking forward, Walter Bankene but the good news though, Mustapha Mugoya who has missed their previous two mid-season build ups against Kakira United and Iganga Young will be back in action.

    At the Nelson Mandela National stadium, Namboole, a new look The Saints F.C host Alex Isabirye’s BUL F.C.

    After a massive exodus of players from and to the Saints’s side, the club’s new tactician, Moses Basena is expected to line up a unique squad against BUL F..C.

    At Kavumba Recreational stadium in Wakiso, Sam Timbe’s Police F.C plays Lweza F.C.

    All the games apart from that live on TV are expected to kick off at 4:30 p.m.

    The Match day balls given to the clubs on Monday, 22nd February 2016 are the ones expected to be used during the entire duration of the game.

    The football radio, 102. FUFA f.m will be relying timely updates from the all the matches.

    Vipers Sports Club is the league defending champion.

    MAIN PHOTO: KCCA F.C forward, Derrick Nsibambi (left) in action during a previous match against BUL F.C.

  • Regional League Football: Western Region Second round kicks off 27th February 2016

    Regional League Football: Western Region Second round kicks off 27th February 2016

    The second round of the Western region league will resume on Saturday, 27th February 2016.

    On the day, there will be three fixtures – Badru Ssenkayi’s Bwizibwera Welden will be at home against Bumbaire at Kakyeeka stadium.

    Ntungamo based Kyambura Rastors will entertain Bushenyi Ishaka Mun and Kisoro district’s Nyarusiza will host Bushenyi Tigers at Seseme Tehnical School play ground.

    The following day, 28th February 2016, Sharp F.C (Kabale) will entertain Rubare United at the Kabale Municipal stadium.

    Kisoro’s Young Simba will take on Kihihi Friends F.C from Kabale at Seseme play ground.

    MSA Sentah will be Ryakasinga at Kakyeeka stadium.

    Only one team stands to be promoted at the end of the season to the second division league, FUFA Big league.

    The other regions; North East, Buganda, West Nile, Kampala, Northern and Eastern are also playing their respective leagues.

    Second Round Fixtures:

    Saturday, 27th February 2016:

    Bwizibwera Welden F.C Vs Bumbaire F.C – Kakyeeka Stadium

    Kyambura Rastors F.C Vs Bushenyi Ishaka Mun – Kyambura

    Nyarusiza Vs Bushenyi Tigers – Seseme

    Sunday, 28th February 2016

    Sharp F.C Vs Rubare United – Kabale Stadium

    Young Simba F.C Vs Kihihi Friends – Seseme

    MSA Sentah Vs Ryakasinga – Kakyeeka

    Saturday, 5th March 2016:

    Bushenyi Tigers Vs Kyambura – Ruganda Technial School play ground

    Bushenyi Ishaka Mun Vs Nyamitybora – Bushenyi Stadium

    Rubaare United Vs Ntoda – Rubaare Stadium

    Sunday, 6th March 2016

    Kamoma Vs Ryakasinga – Bushenyi Play ground

    Bwizibwera Welden Vs MSA Sentah – Kyakeeka Stadium

  • FUFA Big League resumes on Thursday

    FUFA Big League resumes on Thursday

    Thursday 11th February, 2016

    Kirinya JinjaSs vs Kireka

    Wandegeya vs Hope Doves

    Synergy vs Wakiso United

    Citizen vs Proline

    Kira Young v Lira United

    Onduparaka vs Artland KataleFC

    Water vs Boma Young

    CRO vs Bukedea TC

    Ndejje vs Bazza Holdings

    Saturday:13th February,2016: Paidha Black Angels vs Artland Katale FC

     

     

  • FUFA Women Elite League results from Sunday’s action

    FUFA Women Elite League results from Sunday’s action

    Burundian import Anniela Uwimana scored the only goal of the match on Sunday against Western United as Gaffrod remained unbeaten in the FUFA Women Elite league. The match was played at Cleveland College, in Kyebando along Northern bypass.

    Gafford have now won four out of five matches this season. Gafford’s match results so far have seen them beat Olira 6-0, She MAK 3-0, Ajax Queens 1-0, Western United 1-0. The other match in which they dropped points saw them draw 0-0 with Mutesa I University.

    Defending champions Kawempe Muslim have won all their opening four games of the season.

    Other results from Sunday’s matches in the FUFA Women elite League

    Olira 0-1 Mutesa I University

    She Corporate 1-0UCU Lady Cardinals

    She MAK 0-1 Ajax Queens

    Eastern Heroes 4-1 London College Nansana

     

  • Azam Uganda Premier League: Successful first round climaxes

    Azam Uganda Premier League: Successful first round climaxes

    2015/16 Azam Uganda Premier League:

    Match Day 15 Results:

    Soana F.C 0-0 KCCA F.C

    SC Villa 0-0 Police F.C

    BUL F.C 0-1 Bright Stars F.C

    URA F.C 4-0 Lweza F.C

    Express F.C 1-0 JMC Hippos F.C

    SC Victoria University 1-1 Maroons F.C

    Simba S.C 1-3 Vipers S.C

    Sadolin Paints F.C 1-0 The Saints F.C

    The 2015/16 Azam Uganda Premier league first round successfully climaxed on Tuesday, 29th December 2015 with match day 15.

    All the teams were in action as a total of 13 goals were scored in eight matches.

    URA F.C were the biggest victors on the day, overcoming Lweza F.C 4-0 at the Mehta stadium in Lugazi.

    Saidi Kyeyune, Frank Kalanda, Robert Sentongo and an own goal propelled the tax collectors’ side to the victory much desired.

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    Bright Stars F.C won away from home, thanks to Anthony Bongole’s goal on 78 minutes at Bul F.C in Jinja.

    KCCA F.C picked a vital point away from home in the goal-less draw with Soana at Kavumba recreational stadium.

    At the Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku, Express Football Club continued with their road to recovery after that four match losing streak with a hard fought 1-0 victory over debutants, Jinja Municipal Council Hippos football Club.

    At the Bombo Military stadium, Vipers Sports Club earned a 3-1 away victory at the army side Simba Sports Club.

    Faruku Miya, Patrick Sembuya and Erisa Ssekisambu scored the goals for Vipers as Simba right back, Aggrey Kirya pulled one back for the home side.

    Vipers narrowed the KCCA F.C lead to one point as the first round climaxed.

    In the heart of the Kampala Capital city, at Nakivubo stadium, Sports Club Villa and Police F.C shared the spoils in a non scoring affair.

    Tony Odur scored the lone goal through a well converted penalty.

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    A section of fans enjoyed the match between Sadolin Paints F.C and The Saints F.C at the FUFA Technical center in Njeru

    The FUFA Technical center ground hosted the first top flight match when Sadolin Paints hosted The Saints Football club.

    Sadolin Paints were hosting the game at Njeru because their home ground at Bugembe had been booked.

    Sadolin Paints won the game 1-0 courtesy of Andrew Basooma’s strike.

  • Refereeing: Brian Nsubuga appointed for the KCCA vs Sc Villa Jogoo match

    Refereeing: Brian Nsubuga appointed for the KCCA vs Sc Villa Jogoo match

    FIFA referee Brian Nsubuga Miiro will be the centre referee for the Azam Uganda Premier League match between table leaders KCCA FC and SC Villa Jogoo at Nakivubo stadium. The appointments were released by the referees Manager Samuel Egesa.

    Nsubuga will be assisted by by a list of FIFA referees Balikowa Musa (Assistant Referee 1), Okello Lee (Assistant Referee2) and Akoyi Anna (Reserve Referee). Waiswa Ali will double as Match Commissioner and referees’ assessor.

    Other appointments:

    Simba vs Sadolin in Bombo: Oula David (Ref), Okello Dick )AR1), Mulindwa Hakim (AR2), Nsubuga Faisal (RR)
    Adipo Catherine (Match Commissioner/Referees’ Assessor)

    Maroons vs URA, in Luzira: Odoi David (Ref), Wasswa Sadique (AR1), Mukisa Umaru(AR2), Sabilla Ali (RR), Kiwanuka Edrisa (Mcthc Commissioner/REferees’ Assessor)

    Bright Stars vs SCVU, Champions stadium in Mwererwe: Kaddu Ali(Ref), Kamba Moses (AR1), Mugerwa Richard (AR2), Kirangwa Ronald (RR),  Kamulegeya Yusuf (Match commissioner/Referees Assessor).

    Vipers vs Lweza in Bukiwe: Oloya William (Ref), Katenya Ronald (AR1), Nkumbi Marex (AR2),  Ssenkumba William (RR), Katumba George William (Match Commissioner/Referees Assessor).

    Police vs BUL, Kavumba stadium in Wakiso: Byaruhanga Henry (Ref), Turyomuriwe Samuel (AR1), Mugweri Rajab(AR2), Bakisula Ali (RR), Nalule Aisha (Match Commissioner/Referees Assessor).

    The Saints vs Express FC, Namboole: Byamukama Fred (Ref), Lusambya Solomon (AR1), Ngyendo Gilbert (AR2), Ssemambo Aisha(RR), David Davies Katabira (Match Cmmissioner/Referees Assessor)

    JMC Hippos vs Soana, Kakindu Stadium in Jinja: Batte Dennis (Ref), Ssonko Mark (AR1), Mpyangu Siraji (AR2), Ochom Joseph (RR), Bakaluba Abbey (Match Commissioner/Referees’ Assessor)

     

     

     

     

     

  • Azam Uganda Premier League: SC Villa defeats Express in Kampala derby

    Azam Uganda Premier League: SC Villa defeats Express in Kampala derby

    Azam Uganda Premier League:

    SC Villa 3-2 Express F.C

    In a goal laden Kampala derby, Sports Club Villa has defeated Express F.C 3-2 in the Azam Uganda Premier league match played at Nakivubo stadium in Kampala on Friday.

    Express F.C took a two goal lead after the opening the minutes of the game through Tonny Odur and Ceasar Okhuti.

    Towards the end of the first half, SC Villa pulled a goal back through Karim Ndugwa.

    In the second half, Ambrose Kirya scored a quick brace in the 63rd and 65th minutes.

    The victory helps SC Villa climb two places from 6th to 4th on the latest table standings.

    The Jogoos displace Soana in the 4th place on 21 points.

    Express, suffering their third consecutive loss of the season, remains 7th on the table with 17 points.

    Team line ups:

    SC Villa XI:

    Ashadu Bugembe, Isaac Muleme, Henry Katongole, Jonathan Mugabi, Ocheru, Kamanzi, Tadeo Lwanga, Lwesibawa, Martin Kiiza, Karim Ndugwa, Ambrose Kirya

    Express XI:

    Martin Elungat, Ismail Kazibwe, Sekubomba, Ayub Kiiza, Okello, Allan Kayiwa, Kintu, Tonny Odur, Emma Kalyowa, Kizito, Ceasar Okhuti.

    Referees:

    Mashood Ssali, Mark Ssonko (AR1), Samuel Kayondo (AR2), Odoi David (RR) and Waisswa Ajab (Match Commissioner/Referee’s Assessor)

  • FIFA referees to handle SC Villa Jogoo vs Express FC league match

    FIFA referees to handle SC Villa Jogoo vs Express FC league match

    FIFA referees Mashood Ssali, Samuel Kayondo and Mark Sonko have been appointed for the Azam Uganda Premier League match between local rivals SC Villa Jogo and Express FC to be played at Nakivubo stadium on Friday.

    The trio has vast experience having travelled around the African continent handling international fixtures assigned to them by CAF and FIFA.

    Ssonko who was voted best referee of the year 2015 on Sunday will handling his first match since returning from Senegal at the Africa U-23 championship.

    Mark Ssonko FIFA Assistant referee
    FIFA Assistant referee Mark ssonko.

    Friday 18th December, 2015
    SC Villa vs Express: Referee; Mashood Ssali, Mark Ssonko (AR1), Samuel Kayondo (AR2), Odoi David (RR) and Waisswa Ajab (Match Commissioner/Referee’s Assessor)

    SCVU vs Police: Referee; Bakiisual Ali, Mpiima Fred (AR1), Mulindwa Hakim (AR2), Muhabi Alex (RR) and Kabwimukya George (Match Commissioner/Referee’s Assessor)

    Saturday 19th December, 2015
    Lweza vs Maroons; Referee; Namubiru Irene, Bugembe Hussein (AR1), Mugerwa Richard (AR2), MusokePeter (RR) and Mawanda Haruna (Match Commissioner/Referee’s Assessor)

    URA FC vs Bright Stars FC: Referee; Batte Denis, Kakembo Samuel (AR1), Friday Noah (AR2), Nsubuga Faizal (RR) and Mwanje Joseph (Match Commissioner/Referee’s Assessor)

     

  • FIFA Players’ Intermediaries: Uganda gets maiden registration under new rules and regulations

    FIFA Players’ Intermediaries: Uganda gets maiden registration under new rules and regulations

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    The FUFA Transfer Matching system Manager Ali Mwebe has confirmed that the various stakeholders have welcomed the new rules and regulations about the Intermediaries that will replace the previous Player’s Agents Regulations.

    Mwebe says that Mr. Sebulime Musa is the only registered football Intermediary under the new rules.

    Each intermediary pays 1000 dollars for two a two year period.

    The FIFA Executive Committee approved the new regulations on March 2014 and came into force on April 1, 2015.

    The intention, with the entry into force of this new regulation, is to break with the present model of the players’ agents activity and changing it completely.

    This is illustrated in particular by the fact that the name itself has changed to “intermediary”.

    This new Regulation, which came into force on April 1, 2015, is the result of widespread discussions and a very lengthy and extensive consultation procedure with all the relevant members of the international football community, and its main objective is to propose a new system that is more transparent and simpler to administer and implement, resulting, in turn, in better enforcement at national level, through each member association.

     

     

  • Azam Uganda Premier League: Match day 13 fixtures & referees

    Azam Uganda Premier League: Match day 13 fixtures & referees

    Azam Uganda Premier League: Match Day 13 – Tuesday, 15th December 2015

    Match No. 101: Soana Vs The Saints – Kavumba Recreational Stadium, Live on Azam T.V

    Match officials:

    Ali Kaddu (Center Referee), Bob Omolo (1st Assistant), Ashraf Miiro (2nd Assistant), Anna Akoyi (4th Official) and G.W Katumba (Match Commissioner)

    Match No. 97: BUL vs KCCA – Kakindu Stadium, Jinja

    William Oloya (Center Referee), Issa Masembe (1st Assistant), Umaru Mukisa (2nd Assistant), Ronald Kirangwa (4th Official), Ali Tomusange (Match Commissioner)

    Match No. 102: SC Villa Vs JMC – Nakivubo Stadium

    Match Officials: Ali Sabilla (Center Referee), Ronald Katenya (1st Assistant), Gilbert Ngyendo (2nd Assistant), David Nsubuga (4th Official), Harunah Mawanda (Match Commissioner)

    Match No.103: Express Vs Simba – Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku

    Match Officials: Brian Miiro Nsubuga (Center Referee), Lee Okello (1st Assistant), Sadique Wasswa (2nd Assistant), William Ssenkumba (4th Official), Catherine Adipo (Match Commissioner)

    Match No. 104: Sadolin Paints Vs Vipers – Bugembe Stadium

    Match Officials:

    Joseph Ochom (Center Referee), Musa Balikowa (1st Assistant), Robert Makwali (2nd Assistant). Aisha Ssemambo (4th Official), Samuel Egesa (Match Commissioner)

  • FUFA Big League Results: Saturday matches

    FUFA Big League Results: Saturday matches

    Sat,  Dec-12-2015 R Masavu FC 3  V 2 Kirinya JJA SS Katabi-Entebbe
    Sat,  Dec-12-2015 R Sun City FC 4  V 0 Masaka LC Ntakasanga – Kasese
    Sat,  Dec-12-2015 R Citzen FC 1  V 3 Synergy FC Kakyeka  Stadium
    Sat,  Dec-12-2015 R Kasese New Villa 2  V 1 Entebbe FC Buhinga-Fortportal
    Sat,  Dec-12-2015 E Water FC 0 V 1 Busia Fisheries Mengo  sss
    Sat,  Dec-12-2015 E Onduparaka FC 2 V 0 CRO FC Green light Stadium
    Sun,  Dec-13-2015 R Wandegeya FC V Kireka United Kanyanya Grd
    Sun,  Dec-13-2015 E Baza HoldingsFC V Boma Young Hoima- Booma

  • AUPL: Sadolin hand Express FC first loss of the season, Vipers, KCCA FC win

    Azam Uganda Premier League Friday results 11th December, 2015

    Sadolin 1-0 Express FC

    Vipers 1-0 Maroons

    JMC Hippos 1-0 BUL FC

    Bright Stars 0-0 Lweza

    Police 1-1 URA

    Simba 0-2 Soana

    KCCA FC 1-0 SCVU

     

    Nasser Muzamir Nsubuga was the hero of the day for Sadolin as he silenced Express FC with the solitary of the match played at Bugembe Stadium. Sadolin won 1-0.

    In Luzira, Table leaders KCCA FC edged Sports Club Victoria University (SCVU) 1-0 thanks to a Timothy Awany goal.

    At Buikwe stadium, Champions Vipers were also 1-0 winners over Maroons FC. Midfielder Deus Bukenya was on target for Vipers.

    The Jinja derby ended in JMC Hipoos’ favor by humbling BUL FC 1-0 at Kakindu stadium in a well attended match at Kakindu stadium. Onyango Patrick netted the winner.

    Police and URA played to a 1-1- draw. Senfuka Rahmat scored for Police while Robert Ssentongo struck from the penalty mark.

    At the Champions United stadium in Mwererwe, Bright Stars drew 0-0 with Lweza FC in the only game that failed to produce goals today.

    Soana beat Simba 2-0 in Bombo

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Azam Uganda Premier League: A moment of silence to be observed before each of fixtures on day 12 menu

    Azam Uganda Premier League: A moment of silence to be observed before each of fixtures on day 12 menu

    Match day 12 of the 2015/16 Azam Uganda Premier League returns on Friday, 11th  December 2015 with seven (7) fixtures to take place across the country.

    Partient of the matches on the menu will involve the two Jinja rivals – Jinja Municipal Council Hippos and BUL football club at Kakindu stadium.

    A minute’s silence will be observed before the start for each of matches in respect of the dead people in the accident that involved the Uganda Cranes players

    This was communicated by the FUFA Spokesperson, Ahmed Hussein during the weekly press conference at Mengo in Kampala.

    The match between KCCA F.C and Sports Club Victoria University will be played at Maroons stadium in Luzira than the earlier scheduled Nakivubo stadium, on request of KCCA F.C.

    Match Day 12 Fixtures:

    JMC-Hippos FC Vs BUL FC at Kakindu Stadium (4pm, Live on Azam TV)
     Simba FC Vs Soana FC in Bombo(4:30pm)

     Vipers Vs Maroons FC at Buikwe Stadium (4:30pm)

     Sadolin Paints Vs Express FC at Bugembe Stadium (4:30pm)

     Bright Stars Vs Lweza FC at Champions Stadium, Matugga

    (4:30pm)

     KCCA FC Vs SCVU FC at Luzira Prisons Grounds (4:30pm)

     Police FC Vs URA FC at Kavumba R. Grounds (4:30pm)

  • FUFA Big League: Masavu edges Hope Doves

    FUFA Big League: Masavu edges Hope Doves

    Lomolo Peter scored the solitary goal of the game postponed to today afternoon after the water lodged pitch at Mutessa Stadium couldn’t be used for the second half of the FUFA Big League match between Hope Doves and Masavu FC.

    The day’s referee Nsubuga David completed the match today as both teams played 45 minutes of the second half.

    Thursday results

    Boma Young 1-2 Onduparaka FC

    Kirinya Jinja SS 1-0 Wandegeya FC

    Masaka LC 1-1 Wakiso United

    Sun City 1-0 Synergy

    Entebbe FC 0-0 Citizen

    Proline 1-0 Kasese New Villa

    Water FC 1-0 Paidha Black Angels

    Bukedea TC FC 1-2 Sporting United

     

  • FUFA Big League: Thursday Results; Water FC wins 5th successive game

    FUFA Big League: Thursday Results; Water FC wins 5th successive game

    Boma Young 1-2 Onduparaka FC

    Kirinya Jinja SS 1-0 Wandegeya FC

    Hope Doves 0-0 Masavu (stopped at Halftime with score at 0-0 due to unplayable pitch after heavy rains. 2nd half to be played tomorrow at 2pm at Wankulukuku stadium)

    Masaka LC 1-1 Wakiso United

    Sun City 1-0 Synergy

    Entebbe FC 0-0 Citizen

    Proline 1-0 Kasese New Villa

    Water FC 1-0 Paidha Black Angels

    Bukedea TC FC 1-2 Sporting United

     

     

     

     

  • FUFA Big League: Water, ArtlandK post wins

    FUFA Big League: Water, ArtlandK post wins

    The FUFA Big League resumed on Tuesday afternoon with two games on card.

    Water FC enjoying rich vein in form won their 4th successive league match by beating home side Kira Young 2-0. Former Bright Stars FC academy player Mahad Kalema scored both goals for Water after the break.

    At Masharik stadium, ArtlandK humbled Lira United FC 4-1. Kimera Ibra, Opolot Marin, Naddin Galiwango and Makera Shaki scored or ArtlandK. Lira’s consolation was scored by Joachim Ojera.

     

     

  • FUFA Big League (2nd Division League 2015/16): Match day 11

    FUFA Big League (2nd Division League 2015/16): Match day 11

    FUFA BIG LEAGUE: Tuesday, 1st December 2015 – Match Day 11

    • Kira Young F.C Vs Water F.C – Kira Town Council play ground
    • Art-land Katale Vs Lira United – Mashariki S.S, Entebbe road

    Match day 11 started on Tuesday, 1st December 2015 with two Elgon group matches and will continue with a number of games on Thursday, 3rd December 2015.

    There are two groups of the FUFA Big league – Elgon and Rwenzori. Only three clubs are promoted to the elite league.

    Promotion to Azam Uganda Premier League:

    Each of the group winners earns a direct slot to the Azam Uganda Premier league for the season 2016/17.

    The third club is determined via a promotional play – off that involves four teams; two from either groups.

    Relegation:

    The worst performing teams (four per group) are relegated to the respective regional leagues.

    Match Referees:

    Artland-Katale Vs Lira United:

    Ronald Kirangwa (center referee), Sadique Wasswa (Assistant Referee 1), Michael Okwir (Assistant Referee 2), Sulaiman Matovu (Match Commissioner)

    Kira Young Vs Water F.C:

    Moses Kamba (Center Referee), Bob Omolo (Assistant Referee1), Ashraf Miiro (Assistant Referee 2), Edirisa Kiwanuka (Match Commissioner)

  • FUFA registers Vipers, SC Villa for 2016 CAF Inter Club Competitions

    FUFA registers Vipers, SC Villa for 2016 CAF Inter Club Competitions

    The Federation of Uganda Football Associations is receipt of communication from Confederation of African Football (CAF) about Uganda’s two entrants Vipers Sc and Sc Villa Jogoo for the 2016 Inter Club football.

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    The deadline for entering teams is Monday 30th November, 2015 while the draw will be conducted on 11th December.

    Part of the communication from CAF reads ‘Your application of engagement will be submitted to the competent Committee for approval in accordance to the regulations of the competition’

    Azam Uganda Premier League Champions Vipers SC will participate in the CAF Champions League while Uganda Cup Winners Sc Villa Jogoo have been entered in the CAF Confederation Cup.