The FUFA Juniors league (national U-17) had several games played on Sunday, 29th November 2015.
In the explosive Jinja derby, BUL F.C Junior side triumphed 3-2 over their neighbours, Jinja Municipal Council Junior team.
Hamis Tibiaata scored a brace before Gabriel Oketch capped the icing on the cake for coach Daniel Kabaale’s side.
The fixture was played at St Jude sports ground.
At the Maroons play ground in Luzira, KCCA F.C Juniors and Vipers Junior team shared the spoils in the one all draw.
Peter Magambo scored for KCCA Juniors before Frank ‘Zagga’ Tumwesigye replied in the same currency for Vipers Juniors.
In Wobulenzi, Luweero, the Uganda Revenue Authority Junior team and their Sports Club Victoria University (SCVU) counterparts tie failed to produce any goal.
URA Juniors missed a penalty in the fixture as striker Tony Lutaaya, who was a second half substitute missed his kick from the penalty mark when goal keeper saved the effort.
This is the second edition of the U-17 league with all Azam Uganda Premier league clubs required to have an U-17 team.
There are two groups – Hat-trick and Treble that constitute the premier league team under age teams.
FUFA Juniors League:
BUL F.C Junior Team 3-2 Jinja Municipal Junior Team
KCCA F.C Soccer Academy 1-1 Vipers Junior Team
URA Juniors 0-0 Sports Club Victoria University Junior Team
The 2015/16 Pepsi national beach soccer league returns to action on Sunday, 29th November 2015 at the sandy confines of Lido beach in Entebbe.
Four of the games will come in the Hurriken group with the other set in the moonson group.
Defending champions, MUBS, the only side that remains unbeaten plays Talented F.C.
St.Lawrence University will entertain Miami Kops and Kayunga Town Council will take on Buwanika Bulls.
In the other fixtures lined up, Nkumba Select locks horns with Kampala City All Stars.
Uhuru Titans battles YMCA and Geofrey Akabwai’s Kampala International University takes on the off-colour Dalumba International.
The league is sponsored by Crown Beverages Limited under the flagship brand, Pepsi.
There will be musical interludes from Bebe Cool, Mun G and Maro during various breaks.
It is the 6th season running that the Uganda Beach Soccer Association (UBSA) under the mandate of Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has organized the national beach soccer league, alongside other competitions.
Gafford Ladies football club has continued with their great start to the new season, winning She Makerere ladies by 3-0 at Cleverland play ground in Kyebando along Northern By-pass.
Sophie Annick scored a brace with the third goal coming from Fallone Nahimana.
Away in Buikwe, home side, Buikwe She Red Stars played to a goal-less draw with Rhiness.
This is the second season running that the national women elite league is being played in Uganda.
Elgon Group Results (Thursday, 26th November 2015):
Water F.C 1-0 Artland-K F.C
Baza Holdings F.C 2-0 Kira Young F.C
Onduparaka F.C 4-0 Bukedea Town Council F.C
The second highest tier league in the country, FUFA Big league resumed on Thursday with three fixtures on match day nine (9).
In the heart of Kampala City at Mengo Secondary School play ground, the home side Water F.C won the game 1-0 courtesy of a well curled free-kick from senior player, Yusuf Kinene.
Kinene scored in the second half of the game after Nicolas Ntege had missed a penalty for the visitors.
At Kawempe Muslim Secondary school play ground, the home side, Baza Holdings football club won 2-0 over visiting Kira Young football club.
Meddie Nyanzi and Edward Muyingo scored for Baza Holdings.
At the Green light stadium in Arua, Onduparaka Football club whipped Bukedea Town Council 4-0.
The league resumes on Saturday with one match before the rest of the games continue on Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday: Paidha vs Bukedea
Sunday fixtures on29th November,2015
Kasese New Villa Vs Masaka Local Council – Buhinga
Proline F.C Vs Synergy – Nakivubo
Wandegeya F.C Vs Masavu – Kanyanya play ground
Wakiso United Vs Kireka United – Kavumba Recreation Ground
Sun City F.C Vs Kirinya/Jinja S.S – Nyakasanga- in Kasese
Citizen F.C Vs Hope Doves – Kakyeeka stadium
Elgon Group:
Water F.C Vs Lira United – Mengo S.S play ground
CRO F.C Vs Busia Fisheries – Namanyonyi CRO ground
Sporting United Vs Baza Holdings – Lango Sports Ground
Sports Club Villa emerged winners following a 1-0victory over bottom placed Maroons in the Azam Uganda Premier League match played at Mutessa II stadium on Friday. Ambrose Kirya scored the solitary goal of the match.
At Namboole, The Saints were beaten by Lweza FC 2-1. Godfrey Mugisha scored for the home side while Geoffrey Serunkuma and Ibrahim Kiyemba were on target for the visitors.
The FUFA Women Elite league resumed with match day two action on Friday and Saturday.
She Corporate registered two victories on Friday against Eastern Heroes and the following day on Saturday when they humiliated Devine Stars 5-0 at the MUBS play ground in Nakawa, Kampala.
Olive Mbekeka opened the scoring before Cissy Nalubega ran the show single handledly with four individuals.
Star player, Cissy Nalubega rounds the goal keeper enroute scoring the her fourth goal on the day at MUBS play ground in Nakawa on Saturday, 14th November 2015
She Makerere Saints women football club picked a massive 6-0 victory away to Olira women football club in Soroti on Saturday.
Gafford Ladies and Mutesa 1 Royal University women football clubs played to a non scoring draw.
Match day three of the league will be played on Saturday, 21st November 2015.
The league is divided into two groups, Elizabeth and Victoria.
This is the second season of the women elite league, the only women football national league running on the African continent.
MAIN PHOTO: Cissy Nalubega of She Corporate in action against Devine Stars women football club at MUBS on Saturday.
Wakiso Hill Women Football Club 0-2 London College Women Football Club
Sunday, 8th November 2015 Results:
Olira 0-6 Gafford Girls Soccer Academy
Ajax Queens 0-1Mutesa 1 Royal University
She Mak 1-0 Gaddafi Intergrated Academy
The second edition of the FUFA Women Elite League successfully kicked off with the official opening fixture between hosts, Wakiso Hill and London College Nansana at the Wakiso District Head-quarter play ground on Saturday, 7th November 2015.
Visitors, London College, Nansana got off to a winning start, triumphing 2-0 on the day.
Aisha Nantongo and Phiona Nabumba scored for the league debutants in a well attended game.
Match day one continues on Sunday, 8th November 2015 with three games.
Match 1: USPA 3-5Futsal Association of Uganda (FAU)
Match 2: Futsal Association of Uganda 1-4 Lebanon Community in Uganda
Two interesting matches lit up the Tuesday Futsal night at Lugogo indoor stadium.
Futsal Association of Uganda (FAU) won and lost one game apiece.
FAU won 5-3 over Uganda Sports Press Association (USPA) before losing 4-1 to the Lebanese community in Uganda team.
Isaac Mwesigwascored a hat-trick for FAU in the victory over USPA. The other two goals came from Sam Mukalazi and Pius Sserugo.
USPA scored through David Isabirye (brace) and Stephen Mayamba.
USPA’s Leon Ssenyange (right) in action against Futsal Association of Uganda
The Lebanese community scored through Muhammed Hassan, Saidi Ali (2 apiece) before Mwesigwahad the FAU’s consolation.
www.fufa.co.ug captured the colorful action in pictures from the opening match to the second fixture.
Lebanese community in Uganda teammates in a talk session before the game.
Sam Mukalazi with a drive to the opposition goalLebanese community in Uganda team before kick off
Action between the Lebanese Community in Uganda and FAUFutsal Association of Uganda (FAU) starting team in a group photoSam Mukalazi expertly executes a pass to a teammateFAU team players discusses before their opening match
AZAM UGANDA PREMIER LEAGUE: Match Day 10 Fixtures:
The unavailability of Nakivubo stadium has forced the organizers of the Azam Uganda Premier League to shift the KCCA football club home fixture against Lweza to the Maroons stadium in Luzira.
This is the second time in a row that the KCCA F.C is playing in Luzira after last Friday’s 2-1 victory over the home club, Maroons F.C.
Kirinya Jinja SS 2-2 Synergy FC
Hope Doves 2 -0 Masaka LC
Kasese New Villa 1 -2 Masavu FC
Lira United 2-3 Onduparaka FC
Bukedea TC FC 0-1 Artland K
Water FC didn’t travel to Eastern Uganda for their fixture against CRO. The league organisers will take a decision basing on the referees’ report which is yet to be submitted.
Sunday 1st November, 2015
Sporting United Vs Ndejje University
Busia Fisheries vs Paidha Black Angels
The much awaited Azam Uganda Premier League fixture between arch- rivals SC Villa and Express football club at Nakivubo Stadium F.c did not take place because of a flooded playing surface due to the heavy rains.
A new date for the match will be communicated in the shortest period.
Meanwhile, the league resumes Saturday, October 32 with six matches at different venues all kicking off at 4:00 pm.
The Jinja derby between BUL F.C and Sadolin Paints at Kakindu stadium takes center stage.
Saturday Fixtures:
BUL VS Sadolin Paints – Kakindu Stadium
Bright Stars Vs. Police – Matugga Stadium
URA Vs. The Saints – Nelson Mandela National Stadium
The FUFA Referees Standing Committee (FRSC) has appointed FIFA Referee Brian Nsubuga to handle Friday’s highly anticipated Azam Uganda Premier League (AUPL) match at Nakivubo stadium.
The match kicks off at 4pm and will be shown live on Azam TV while 102.1 FUFA fm will do the live commentary .
Nsubuga will be joined by Kayondo Samuel and Balikowa Musa as 1st Assistant and 2nd Assistant referees while Byaruhanga Henry is the 4th official. Kityo Asuman is the match Commissioner.
Click here Referees AUPL for the rest of the weekend appointments
Friday, 30th October 2015 – Sports Club Villa Vs Express F.C
At 4:00 p.m – Live on AZAM T.V & 102.1 FUFAf.m
Nakivubo Stadium
The place to be on Friday, 30th October 2015 is none other than Nakivubo stadium as two fierce rivals, Sports Club Villa and Express F.C lock horns in the Azam Uganda Premier League.
In the general fans’ stands and on the field of play, it will be a clash of two parallel colors – Red or Blue.
Whereas both clubs are currently on different wave-lengths in as far as in-house stability and form is concerned, that will count for nothing because time over and again, the battles between SC Villa and Express are often too close to call.
Express F.C won their previous league match in convincing fashion – triumphing 4-0 over BUL F.C at Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku meanwhile SC Villa succumbed to the giant killing antics of Soana F.C, falling 2-1 at Kavumba recreational stadium.
The Jogoos approach the game minus the services of their former Spanish head coach, Antonio Flores who was relieved of his duties a few days ago.
In the prodigal ‘old boy’, Ibrahim Kirya, SC Villa is expected to quickly put their house in order and stage a spirited display against an on -colour Express side.
Perhaps, SC Villa has an injury concern for their left footed dribbling winger, Martin Kizza and will most likely miss the services of towering defender, Denis Otim, who is at Kyambogo University finalizing his studies.
The good news is that the rest of the players are readily available and have the potential to trouble Express.
From play maker, Robert Achema, goal keeper Stephen Odong, left back Isaac Muleme, strikers Karim Ndugwa and Umar Kasumba, the Jogoos have a key player in each of the departments.
Enter the on-fire Express F.C – Coaches Alex Gitta and Wasswa Bbosa have formed a potent partnership bonded on earth but mended in Heaven.
The duo have assembled an array of stars that will make any team on the opposition tremble for obvious reasons.
102.1 FUFA f.m will broadcast the match live to millions of soccer mad fans in the country
CHAN Cranes Strikers Tonny Odur and Caesar Okhuti remain the main hope for goals with a steady fast assured supply of balls from the middle of the pack via the burly Sulaiman Mutyaba.
In the backline, another CHAN Cranes player, Ayub Kizza has quickly recovered from a head injury suffered in the CHAN qualification match against Sudan, will provide the protective shield alongside Veteran Issa Lumu from the usually suspect goal keeper, Martin Elungati.
Elungati will be facing his former pay masters in a match that will provide the necessary plat form to test his character and will power.
Last season, the two games between the arch-rivals ended prematurely with aspects of fans’ violence at Mityana and Mutesa II Stadium.
On both fronts, SC Villa walked home scot-free with the six points in the bag after it was discovered rowdy Express fans caused the abandonment in both cases.
This time round, with the club fans educated about the spirit of fair play, a tranquil atmosphere is expected to grant the match a good ending.
Will it be the Jogoosor the Red Army?
Let us all throng Nakivubo stadium in Zillions.
How the two teams are expected to line up:
SC Villa Probable XI:
Steven Odong (GK), Misi Katende, Jonathan Mugabi (C), Henry Katongole, Isaac Muleme, Tadeo Lwanga, Abel Eturude, Robert Achema, Godfrey Lwesibawa, Umar Kasumba and Karim Ndugwa.
Express FC Probable XI:
Martin Elungati (GK), Sula Bagala, Ismail Kazibwe, Ayub Kizza, Isa Lumu, Sam Kintu, Emma Kalyowa, Tony Odur, Mike Mutyaba, Ceaser Okhuti and Vincent Kayizzi
Prior to today’s game,the record was not impressive to the Wakiso United FC fans since signing Faridah Bulega as their head coach. The club’s opening three games had all been lost but on the fourth attempt, Bulega’s side showed little respect to visiting Kasese New Villa.
Final score read: Wakiso United 2-1 Kasese New Villa. ‘I am excited that my players have picked up a win. I believe in this team and we are now focusing on our next game’ said Bulega
Kirabira Deus and Kahinda Mustapha scored for Waksio United to register their first win the FUFA Big League.
Abdallah Luhima and Tony Kasujju netted for Ndejje University as they defeated Bukedea 2-1.
Other results:
Synergy FC 2-3 Kireka United FC
Boma Young 1-1 Lira United
Paidha Black Angels 3-1 Kira Young
Bazza Holdings 0-0 CRO
Artland 4-2 Onduparaka
Masavu 1-0 Proline
Meanwhile the match between Water FC and Sporting United was not played. Water FC never showed up at their home ground. The FUFA Competitions committee will only take a decision after receiving the referee’s report.
Wandegeya FC vs Entebbe FC was not played as well due to a water logged pitch as a result of the heavy rains shortly before the match in Kanyanya.
Kirinya Jinja vs Masaka LC and Sun City vs Citizen Fc were postponed to new dates to be communicated soon.
