Defending champions BUL FC were held to a goalless draw by Maroons FC, while Express FC edged NEC FC 1-0 under the floodlights in Thursday’s FUFA Super 8 doubleheader at the Hamz Stadium Nakivubo.
In the early kickoff, BUL dominated possession but could not find a way past a disciplined Maroons defense.
Debutants Farouk Yawe and Kelvin Barni featured for BUL, while Maroons goalkeeper Hassan Matovu made two vital saves to secure a clean sheet. The two sides will settle the tie in the return leg on September 10th at Nakivubo Stadium, with a semifinal place at stake.
Later in the evening, Express FC sealed a narrow win over NEC thanks to Ali Ismael’s 13th-minute rebound strike. Despite NEC piling pressure in the second half, goalkeeper Benjamin Ochan stood out with a string of saves to keep them in contention. The two sides meet again in the reverse fixture on September 9th at Hamz Stadium, live on FUFA TV.
The FUFA Super 8 brings together the top eight teams from last season’s Uganda Premier League, with BUL seeking to defend the crown they won against Vipers last year.
Vipers SC opted out due to other engagements and were replaced by Express FC.
The 2025 FUFA Super 8 tournament kicked off today at the MTN Omondi Stadium in Lugogo with two high-intensity games marking the start of pre-season preparations for the 2025/26 Uganda Premier League season, set to commence in mid-September.
URA FC 2-1 Kitara FC In the tournament opener, URA FC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Kitara FC in a match filled with chances and late drama. Under the guidance of coach Alex Isabirye Musongola, URA took the lead in the 33rd minute through a composed finish by Joseph Semujju.
Kitara, despite dominating large percentage of the game and getting several opportunities, managed to equalize in the 67th minute through Isaac Doka Mweru to bring the Hoima-based side level with a clinical finish.
As the match edged into went into stoppage time, it was URA who had the final say. Nichas Kabonge drew the last blood in the 90+4th minute. The goal gave URA an advantage heading into the second leg.
SC Villa 2-1 KCCA FC The evening fixture saw SC Villa take on rivals KCCA FC under the floodlights in what remains one of the biggest rivalries in the country.
The first goal came in the 35th minute when Hassan Mubiru capitalised on a defensive error to put Villa ahead with a sharp finish. Despite KCCA’s efforts to make a comeback in the second half, Villa made it worse for them as they scored the second goal in the 83rd minute through Andrew Otim. KCCA FC pulled one back through player Sammy Sebadduka though it was too late for them to snatch a win from SC Villa.
The tournament action continues tomorrow at Hamz Stadium Nakivubo with two more exciting fixtures:
Winners BUL FC begin their title defence against Maroons FC at 4:00PM. BUL famously defeated Vipers SC 5-4 on penalties in the last edition’s final and will be looking to start strong.
In the second game of the day, NEC FC takes on Express FC at 7:00PM. NEC will use the tournament as preparation ahead of their debut campaign in the CAF Confederation Cup, where they represent Uganda on the continental stage.
The 2025 FUFA Super 8 tournament officially gets underway this evening at the MTN Omondi Stadium, setting the stage for another thrilling preseason showdown among Uganda’s top clubs.
Two mouthwatering fixtures headline match day one, with URA FC facing Kitara FC at 4:00pm before KCCA FC lock horns with SC Villa under the floodlights at 7:00pm.
URA FC vs Kitara FC – Early Test for Isabirye’s Charges
URA FC come into the tournament fresh from unveiling four signings: experienced forward Nelson Senkatuka, defenders Arthur Kiggundu and Ronald Otti, plus last season’s FUFA Big League Best Goalkeeper Muhammad Ssekeba.
Head coach Alex Isabirye believes the Super 8 will provide a perfect platform to build cohesion ahead of the new StarTimes Uganda Premier League season.
“We are taking this tournament very seriously because it gives us a chance to fine-tune the team before the new season kicks off. The new players have integrated well and are adding real competition in the squad. Against Kitara, we expect a competitive match, but our focus is on improving every aspect of our game,” said Isabirye.
Kitara, the Royals, are also active in the transfer market and will be keen to make a strong statement in their opening clash against the Tax Collectors.
KCCA FC vs SC Villa – A Rivalry Under Floodlights
The day’s second fixture sees traditional giants KCCA FC and SC Villa renew their rivalry in what promises to be an explosive encounter. New KCCA coach Brian Ssenyondo admits it’s not the easiest of opening fixtures but welcomes the challenge.
“It’s never a fixture you wish to start with because of the rivalry between the two clubs, but at the same time, it’s the best test of character for the players. We want to see how they respond in such a big game,” noted Ssenyondo.
Kasasiro Boys’ defender Filbert Obenchan echoed his coach’s words, stressing the need for caution:
“This is a fixture we have to handle with care. The target is to restore the club’s glory, and games like these set the tone for the season ahead.”
KCCA are boosted by the return of eight players who were part of Uganda Cranes’ 2024 CHAN squad, including Ivan Ahimbisibwe, Herbert Achayi, Gavin Kizito, Emmanuel Anyama, and Joel Sserunjogi.
Action continues tomorrow (Thursday) at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo with two more quarterfinal clashes: defending champions BUL FC will battle Maroons FC, while NEC FC take on Express FC under floodlights.
The FUFA Super 8 is reserved for teams that finished in the top eight positions of the previous Uganda Premier League season. The opening round is played on a two-legged basis, with the return fixtures scheduled for September 9th and 10th, immediately after the international break.
Semifinals will be played as single-leg ties. Uganda Premier League champions Vipers SC, who qualified for the tournament, opted out due to the CECAFA Kagame Cup competition slated for September 2-15th in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
In an epic and entertaining final under the floodlights at the MTN Omondi Stadium on Sunday evening, Bul FC successfully defended their FUFA Super 8 title with a nail-biting 6-5 victory over Vipers SC in a dramatic penalty shootout. The match ended in a goalless stalemate after both normal and extra time, despite numerous opportunities for both sides to break the deadlock.
The game was a showcase of intense football action, with both teams displaying tactical discipline and relentless attacking efforts. Bul FC, known for their resilience and spirited play, matched Vipers SC stride for stride, creating a series of chances that tested both goalkeepers. However, the defensive lines held firm, forcing the contest to be decided from the penalty spot.
The decisive moment of the evening came during the shootout when Vipers’ teenage left-back Enock Luyima, under the weight of the occasion, sent his kick soaring over the crossbar. The miss handed Bul FC the victory, crowning them the FUFA Super 8 champions for the second consecutive year. The Eastern giants celebrated jubilantly, having added yet another chapter to their growing legacy.
Uganda Cranes Select Team Claims Third Place
Earlier in the day, the Uganda Cranes select team secured third place in the tournament with a comfortable 2-0 win over Kitara FC. Henry Kitegenyi was the hero of the day, scoring twice to secure victory for the Cranes select side, while Kitara FC settled for a respectable fourth-place finish.
Final Standings and Post-Tournament Awards
The FUFA Super 8 tournament brought together some of the country’s top clubs, providing fans with thrilling football action and a glimpse of what to expect in the upcoming season. The final standings saw KCCA FC finish in fifth place, NEC FC in sixth, SC Villa in seventh, and Maroons FC rounding out the table in eighth position.
The post-tournament awards recognized individual brilliance, with Bul FC’s new forward Isaac Wagoina being named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the tournament. His teammate Joel Mutakubwa, who played a crucial role in Bul FC’s defensive solidity, took home the Golden Glove award for his outstanding performances between the posts.
Kitara FC’s forward Denis Omedi, currently on international duty with the Uganda Cranes in South Africa, claimed the tournament’s top scorer accolade.
KCCA FC will host URA FC in the semifinal of the FUFA Super 8 at MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo, on Friday evening.
This match was rescheduled from last Sunday following the sudden death of URA FC head coach Sam Timbe last Saturday.
URA FC returned to training on Wednesday following days off in order to allow them to mourn and also bury the experienced tactician.
KCCA FC beat Wakiso Giants FC 2-0 in the quarterfinal in Lugogo, while URA FC beat Soltilo Bright Stars FC 2-1 in Lugazi.
Team News:
KCCA FC:
Angolan right back Bruno Adilson Mfulu has recovered from a knock he suffered in a friendly game against Kakamega Homeboyz, and he is available for selection.
Captain Julius Poloto, Angolan Emilson Gonzaga, teenagers Abubaker Mayanja and Haruna Lukwago, as well as youthful goalkeeper Juma Mutebi, are all ruled out.
On the other hand, new boy Ivan Ahimbisibwe is set to make his debut for the Tax Collectors.
On a low note, Sharif Kimbowa, Vianey Sekajugo, Nicholas Kabonge, Denis Kisiriko, Amis Bwangani, Godfrey Sekibengo, and Justin Opiro won’t feature.
KCCA FC won the inaugural FUFA Super 8 competition in 2018 against Onduparaka FC and went on to lose the 2019 edition in a final 2-0 against Vipers SC. Both finals were played at Mutessa II Stadium, Wankulukuku.
Last season in the Startimes Uganda Premier League, KCCA FC finished second, while URA FC finished fifth on the table.
The last time both sides met at Lugogo last season, KCCA FC and URA FC shared spoils with a 1-1 draw, with Julius Poloto canceling out substitute Derrick Nsibambi’s strike for the Tax Collectors.
BUL FC 1-1 SC Villa (BUL progress 6-5 on penalties)
Vipers SC 1-0 Maroons FC
Bul FC secured their place in the 2023 FUFA Super 8 cup final by defeating SC Villa 6-5 on penalties, following a 1-1 draw in regular time on Monday at the FUFA Technical Center, Njeru.
BUL FC Starting XI
SC Villa Starting XI
Goalkeeper Joel Mutakubwa emerged as the day’s hero for the Eastern giants, saving two penalties during the post-match shootout.
In the course of normal time, The Jogoos took the lead courtesy of Peter Onzima, who calmly finished off a delightful assist from Ivan Bogere in the 26th minute.
Shortly before halftime, the home team restored parity through a Samuel Sekamatte penalty after Reagan Kalyowa was fouled in the box by teenage defender Simon Mukisa. Referee Ashadu Ssemeere had no hesitation in pointing to the spot.
Both teams sought a decisive goal in the second half, but it ultimately came down to penalty kicks to determine who would advance to the final.
Ronald Ssekiganda and Kenneth Semakula had their penalties saved by Joel Mutakubwa, while Douglas Muganga’s kick for Bul went wide. Sekamatte, Benon Tahomera, Ronald Otti, Mutakubwa, Lawrence Tezikya, and Ibrahim Mugulusi converted for the hosts, securing a 6-5 victory.
For Villa, Umar Lutalo, Edward Masembe, Hamza Mulambuzi, Patrick Jonah Kakande, and Hakim Mutebi successfully converted their penalties.
In the final, BUL FC will face the victor between KCCA and URA FC, who will face off this Sunday in the second semi-final at the MTN Omondi Stadium. SC Villa will contend with the losing team from that same encounter.
Over at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende, Brazilian forward Giancarlo Lopez Rodriguez unleashed a powerful free-kick from approximately 23 yards, finding the top right corner of the net just before halftime, ensuring Vipers SC’s 1-0 victory against Maroons FC in the first classification match.
FUFA Super 8 holders Vipers SC were shown early exit from the tournament after succumbing to a 1-0 loss at BUL FC in the quarter final game played at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru on Thursday.
Bul FC new head coach Abbey Kikomeko gave left back Nicholas Mwere his debut and so did Vipers SC Brazilian tactician Leanardo Martins Neiva who deployed new signings David Bagoole, Paul Patrick Mbowa and Ghanaian forward Fumador Awisome in the starting lineup.
The first half witnessed a cagey and physical display from either side ending in a barren statement.
Two minutes into the second half, it was advantage for the hosts as Reagan Kalyowa was brought down in the box by defender Livingstone Mulondo before Samuel Sekamatte made no mistake to convert from 12 yards past Fabian Mutombora.
The Venoms then brought on more fire power upfront, introducing Brazilian forward Giancarlo Lopez Rodriguez and Abdu Lumala on search of a leveller.
Lumala had his half volleyball strike towards the death of the game ruled out for offside.
Bul FC managed to hold on and get victory in order to progress to the semi final.
At Muteesa ll Stadium Wankulukuku, SC Villa also sailed through to the semi final as they defeated Maroons FC 2-1.
Teenager Hakim Mutebi broke the deadlock in the 12th minute from the rebound after Ronald Ssekiganda’s initial effort hit the crossbar.
The Prison side levelled matters one minute to the half hour mark through Hadadi Kambugu who slotted past Meddy Kibirige thanks to a neat pass from Noel Nasasira.
Villa’s new signing DenisOjara got off the mark on his debut midway the second half with a cool finish that eventually saw the Jogoos through to the semis.
BUL FC will now play SC Villa in the semifinals while Vipers SC will face Maroons FC in a classification tie.
The FUFA Super 8 semi final continues tomorrow (Friday) with two games. Wakiso Giants FC take on KCCA FC at the MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo while URA FC welcomes Soltilo Bright Stars FC at Mehta stadium, Lugazi.
Both matches will be live and exclusive on the Home Of Ugandan Sport, FUFA Tv.
The FUFA Super 8 is proudly Sponsored by MTN and Nile Special.
All is set for the third edition of the FUFA Super 8 with action unfolding this Thursday. Two interesting games are lined up today to officially welcome the return of the pre-season tournament following a four year hiatus due to COVID-19.
At FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru, holders Vipers SC visit Bul FC in a highly anticipated clash.
It will be the first competitive game for coaches on either side, Abbey Bogere Kikomeko at BUL FC and Brazilian coach Leonardo Martins Neiva for Vipers SC.
The match will also be a chance and stage for both sides to unleash their new signings.
The two clubs have been busy in the transfer window and will hope that this tournament helps them to get into perfect shape before the new season starts.
Some of BUL’s new arrivals include Edrine Opaala, Joel Madondo, Lawrence Tezikya and Joel Mutakubwa among others.
Vipers on the other hand have added Paul Mbowa, David Bagoole, Richard Matovu, Grant Matsiko and a big legion of foreign players.
The last time the two teams faced off, the gane ended in a one all draw with Karim Watambala late penalty cancelling out Samuel Ssekamatte’s strike for Bul.
The second game on Thursday will see SC Villa taking on Maroons FC at Muteesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku.
Both teams have gone about their transfer business quietly and will hope to replicate or even better the shift they put in last season.
SC Villa put up a title challenge until the final day of the league but could only settle for third.
The task for new coach Dasan Stajanovic will be to maintain the same mentality starting with his first competitive game against Maroons today.
Maroons finished seventh in the league last season under Mohammed Ssenfuma and were one of the tough teams to face. With more additions, the Prison Warders will be hoping for an upgrade and the FUFA Super 8 presents an opportunity to test the waters.
Quarter final action will climax on Friday, 11th August with two games that will see KCCA FC take on Wakiso Giants FC at MTN Omondi Stadium while URA FC will welcome Soltilo Bright Stars FC at Mehta stadium, Lugazi.
All matches will be live on FUFA Tv.
The FUFA Super 8 is proudly Sponsored by MTN and Nile Special.
The FUFA Super 8 Tournament is back after a four-year hiatus. The competition that serves as a precursor for StarTimes Uganda Premier League teams ahead of the new season was relaunched on Wednesday morning in a press briefing held at FUFA Complex.
It should be noted that the tournament was held in 2018 and 2019 but there was a halt for the subsequent years due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
According to FUFA Executive Committee Member, Rogers Byamukama who attended the launch of the third edition indicated the tournament returns bigger and better.
FUFA Executive Committee Member Rogers Byamukama.
“We are excited to have this tournament returning and most importantly, with new energy given the arrival of MTN and Nile Breweries as sponsors. Expect a better competition than the previous editions given the changes made including the playing format that will give an opportunity to every team to play at least three games.” He said.
Douglas Karema, the National Events and Assets Manager at Nile Breweries confirmed they will throw support behind the tournament.
“Nile Breweries has over the years had a good relationship with FUFA and Ugandan football. We believe in promotion of local content and with such a tournament, we believe there is a lot to discover. We therefore promise our commitment and support towards the Super 8 Championship.”
StarTimes Uganda Premier League CEO Bernard Bainamai Bampiire confirmed the changes in the 2023 edition as follows:
StarTimes Uganda Premier League CEO Bernard Bainamani Bampiire.
The top eight teams from last season’s StarTimes Uganda Premier League will compete in this year’s Super 8 Tournament.
This is a change from the last two editions where the top six from the league and two from the FUFA Big League were considered.
The eight teams that will compete in the 2023 edition include Vipers SC, SC Villa, KCCA FC, URA FC, BUL FC, Wakiso Giants, Arua Hill SC and Maroons FC. This is according to the final table standings from the 2022/23 season.
The top four (Vipers SC, SC Villa, KCCA FC and URA FC) were placed in a different pot while the other pot had Wakiso Giants FC, BUL FC, Arua Hill SC and Maroons FC.
According to Bainamani, in the event any of the aforementioned teams does not take part, the next team(s) as per last season’s positions will be considered upon approval by the FUFA EXCO.
Each of the eight teams taking part in this year’s edition will be guaranteed to play at least three games.
The Winners at the quarterfinal stage will proceed to the semifinals while the losers will play two classification games to determine positions 5-8.
The Winners at the semifinal stage will advance to the final while the losers will play a classification game to determine positions 3 and 4.
The final will be one-leg played at a neutral ground.
The tournament is expected to be played between 4th August – 14th September 2023.
In the quarterfinal draws conducted today, 2019 winners Vipers SC will visit BUL FC, inaugural winners KCCA FC will make a trip to Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium to face Wakiso Giants FC, URA FC will face Arua Hill SC while Maroons FC will be at home to SC Villa.
The dates for the quarterfinal games will be communicated later.
FUFA has issued Circular number 1136 directing all clubs not to admit fans to the stadiums until further notice.
The communication signed off by the FUFA Deputy CEO-Football Decolas Kiiza was issued on Thursday 3rd June 2021.
The circular is addressed to FUFA Members, Special Interest Groups of FUFA and Stakeholders reads;
As you are all aware according to statistics from the Ministry of Health there is an upsurge in the number of COVID-19 cases as well as deaths in Uganda.
FUFA had earlier allowed up to 200 fans to watch FUFA organised and FUFA authorized competitions with strong adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). This is no longer tenable in the current situation.
Therefore, in order to ensure the Health and Safety of players, Technical staff and all stakeholders, all matches shall be played without spectators or fans until further notice.
As we wind up the 1st Division, 2nd Division and the Uganda Cup there shall be no fans in the stadiums. Teams are further strongly encouraged to limit all other authorized personnel to the bear minimum. SOPs must be strictly observed and COVID-19 vaccination enhanced by football officials and players throughout the country.
FUFA has issued communication contained in Circular No. 1107 dated 24th March 2020 to all football stakeholders with decisions taken about proposed reforms on FUFA Competitions during the 22nd FUFA Exco meeting held on 13th March 2020 at the Executive House-FUFA Complex in Mengo. The reforms are expected to be effective with the 2020/2021 season for the transition period while the 2021/2022 takes centre stage fully.
However the public and football stakeholders are encouraged to be involved by sending their ideas to rules@fufauganda.com
Here is the full communication in the Circualr with proposed reforms about FUFA Competitions;
In a bid to achieve FUFA’s Vision ‘To be the number one football nation in Africa on and off the field’ with a Mission ‘To develop promote and protect football for all’ the FUFA Executive Committee received proposals to reform Professional Club Football in Uganda, hereby presented for any ideas for implementation.
For the past 10 years, a number of achievements have been registered; creating an independent league body voted for by the clubs with a fulltime secretariat established; many clubs have known owners (natural or legal); increased sponsorship for some clubs and the league; 7 of the 18 clubs in the Uganda Super League then still exist in 2019/2020 while 2 are in the 2nd division league and 9 are defunct.
With the above achievements it is paramount new reforms are instituted to, among others, enhance quality of Clubs, increase Sporting Competition, improve Service delivery by Organizers, create better Club and League Brands, and increase revenues for both the clubs and the league.
Consequently, the 22nd FUFA Executive Committee approved wide scale consultations with First Division Clubs, Second Division Clubs, Sponsors, UPL Management, FUFA Regional Football Associations, and the General Public/Football fraternity on the proposals for the reform of professional club football in Uganda.
The proposals to be implemented at the beginning of the 2021/2022 season are as follows;
CURRENT 2019/2020
TRANSITION
2020/21
PROPOSED 2021/22 ONWARDS
1st Division (UPL) Clubs
16
16
12
1st Division (UPL) rounds
02
02
03
1st Division relegation to 2nd division
03
06
02
1st Division promotion from 2nd division
03
02
02
UPL-U20 Reserve League (INTRODUCED)
00
00
12
2nd Division (FUFA Big League) Clubs
18
16
16
2nd Division (FBL) Groups
02
02
02
2nd Division promotion to 1st Division
03
02
02
2nd Division relegation to 3rd Division
04
06
04
3rd Division promotion to 2nd Division
04
02
04
The First Division, Second Division, the UPL U20 Reserve Leagues are to be under the Professional League Board and Professional League Secretariat replacing the current UPL Board and UPL Secretariat respectively.
Every First Division club shall be compelled to have an U20 team to compete in a league played over two rounds. A player with a first division license may play in the reserve league and player with a reserve league license may play in the first division league.
There shall be an established FUFA Juniors’ Leagues in each of the 8 FUFA regions in the country under the supervision of the UYFA and the respective FRAs. The FJL at every FRA shall consist of 12 teams. The FRA may manage more than one FJL of 12 teams each. For example Eastern RFA may have FJL-Jinja and FJL-Mbale the winner being determined under an agreed format. The UPL club U17 team may compete in the respective FRA FJL within their locality or as appropriate.
FUFA wishes to invite ideas from our stakeholders or from anyone “To Whom It May Concern” via rules@fufauganda.com on the proposals as enumerated in this circular. These ideas and views shall be compiled and shall be debated on when FUFA organises the review workshop before the kick-off of the 2020/2021 season.
The exercise will be coordinated by the FUFA Deputy Chief Executive Officer/Football Mr. Kiiza Decolas Hantali+256 753 374 898 / +256 772 475 739 / dkiiza@fufauganda.com.
A double strike by Fahad Bayo is all that Vipers SC needed to overcome KCCA FC at Mutesa II Stadium, Wankulukuku and be crowned winners of the 2019 Pilsner Super 8. The tournament is organised by FUFA for top 6 teams in the previous StarTimes Uganda Premier League season and two newly promoted sides from the FUFA Big League.
Fahad Bayo celebrates after scoring his first goal at Wankulukuku against KCCA FC
Bayo scored the opener in the 12th Minute and later sealed his side’s victory in the 67th minute.
The match witnessed a series of events with several cards shown to different players including a red card to KCCA’s John Revita after a second booking in the 88th Minute.
Erisa Ssekisambu (Yellow) fouls Abraham Ndugwa at Wankulukuku
Double Yellow cards shown to Lwaliwa and Muzeyi all in 26th minute
Both sides made several changes which saw Rahmat Ssenfuka replacing Frank Tumwesigye in the 39th minute after getting injured. A maximum of 6 substitutes is allowed in this tournament.
Dan Sserunkuma(red) challenged by Nicholas Kasozi at Wankulukuku.
Allan Kayiwa (Red) challenged by Peter Magambo after he came on for Dan Muzeyi Sserunkuma
KCCA FC emulated Vipers with a double substitution seeing Jackson Nunda and Gift Ali on for Nicholas Kasozi and Mike Mutyaba. KCCA made their last change as Achai Herbert replaced Simon Sserunkuma.
During the awards ceremony, a number of individuals were rewarded for their excellent performance and got accolades plus microwaves each.
Fahad Bayo of Vipers SC was named player of the match, he received his accolade and a microwave from Estella Muzito head of beer at Uganda Breweries limited. He will also receive 200,000 shs cash.
Fabien Mutombora of Vipers SC was named best goalkeeper of the tournament, he received his accolade from Ibrahim Mugisha a former National team goalkeeper.
Allan Okello of KCCA FC was the top scorer with three goals. He received an accolade and a microwave from Ibrahim Mugisha a former national team goalkeeper
Said Kyeyune of URA FC was named the best midfielder as his award was handed over to his club coach Sam Simbwa of URA FC.
URA FC Head coach Sam Ssimbwa received the accolade and Microwave from Mr. Jasper Otim of UBL on behalf of Saidi Kyeyune who was named best midfielder.
Otti Ronald of Mbarara City FC was named the best defender
All the participating teams in this year’s edition are to receive cash prizes as allocated by the sponsors.
Vipers SC starting XI against KCCA FC at Wankulukuku
KCCA FC starting XI against Vipers SC at Wankulukuku
The winners of this tournament (Vipers SC) are to receive a cash prize of 20 Million Shillings and the runners up (KCCA FC) with 12 Million shillings.
