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TOTAL AFCON Egypt 2019 Finals (Round of 16):

Uganda Cranes Vs Senegal

At Cairo International Stadium

*Kick off Time: 10 PM (East African Time)

*Live on 102.1 FUFA f.m and all official FUFA Social media plat forms

The Uganda Cranes XI against Senegal Terenga Lions is exactly the same line up that faced DR Congo in the opening game for Uganda.

Team captain and first choice goalkeeper Denis Onyango leads the team.

Bevis Kristofer Kizito Mugabi and Godfrey Walusimbi will play at right and left back slots respectively.

Murushid Juuko and Hassan Wasswa Mawanda partnership returns at the center half.

It remains a fully compacted midfield that has Khalid Aucho, Mike Azira and Faruku Miya in central midfield.

On the flanks, it is Emmanuel Arnold Okwi on the left and Abdu Lumala on the left. Henry Patrick Kaddu starts as the lone striker.

The referees are from Algeria.

Uganda Cranes XI: Denis Onyango, Bevis Kristofer Kizito Mugabi Godfrey Walusimbi, Murushid Juuko, Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Mike Azira, Emmanuel Arnold Okwi, Khalid Aucho, Faruku Miya, Patrick Henry Kaddu, Abdu Lumala

Subs: Robert Odongkara (G.K), Salim Omar Magoola (G.K), Timothy Denis Awany, Joseph Benson Ochaya, Tadeo Lwanga, William Luwaga Kizito, Paul Derrick Nsibambi, Allan Kateregga, Ronald Mukiibi Ddungu, Isaac Muleme, Nico Wakiro Wadada, Allan Kyambadde

TOTAL Afcon Egypt 2019 Finals

Round of 16

Friday, 4th July: Uganda Cranes Vs Senegal

At Cairo International Stadium (10 PM, East African Time)

*Follow Live on 102.1 FUFA f.m and all official media plat forms

Prior to the AFCON round of 16 game when Uganda plays West Africans Senegal, the Cranes head coach Sebastien Desabre and team captain Denis Onyango addressed the media during the official pre-match press conference held at the Cairo International Stadium on Thursday.

Both Desabre and Onyango expressed confidence and readiness to face the Senegalese in the game that will kick off at 10 PM (East African Standard Time).

The duo expressed their views about the match, shared their expectations and as well, proved the readiness to battle Senegal.

Quotes:

Sebastien Desabre, Uganda Cranes Head Coach:

We are focused to come strongly against Senegal. Like we played against DR Congo & Egypt, the team is coherent and positive. We held gym sessions on after the Egypt game, trained well on Wednesday and shall conduct the final session on Thursday. All the players are set as continue to assess those with slight knocks in the last training session. Whatever happened in the previous three matches is behind us now and is history. Our attention is for the Senegal game. Even concerns for the past two days with the players are in-house and we dealt with amicably.

Denis Onyango, Uganda Cranes captain:

Uganda Cranes is not afraid of anyone. We shall enjoy the moment and take on Senegal.  The most important thing is the game ahead of us. What happened before, we call it past. We have re-opened the engine once again.

TOTAL AFCON Egypt 2019 Finals (Group A):

Wednesday, 26th June 2019

Uganda Cranes Vs Zimbabwe Warriors

At Cairo International Stadium (7 PM in Egypt, 8 PM in Egypt)

*Live on 102.1 FUFA f.m

The Uganda Cranes head coach Sebastien Desabre and captain Denis Onyango addressed the media at the Cairo International Stadium on Tuesday morning.

This was during the official press conference prior to the group A encounter against Zimbabwe.

Desabre told the media that the team is focused and concentrated towards the game with Zimbabwe having picked maximum points in the opener against DR Congo.

‘We are focused and concentrated for the Zimbabwe game on Wednesday. The win we registered against DR Congo now means for nothing. We need maximum points against Zimbabwe so that we head to the final game with Egypt when we are relaxed and already qualified. We respect Zimbabwe because they have very good individual players but we shall give it our best shot‘ Sebastien Desabre remarked.

Goalkeeper and team captain Denis Onyango was equally positive heading to the game. Onyango however warned against complacency.

‘Personally, I will admit that I know most of the Zimbabwe players. I have played with some of them in the same clubs and majority play in the PSL. We are set and determined to face Zimbabwe. There is no need to underrate them because they have quality players‘ Denis Onyango stated.

Meanwhile, Uganda Cranes will conduct their final training session on Tuesday night at Arab Contractors’ Stadium in Cairo.

This is the third recovery session after Sunday and Monday’s sessions.

As per Tuesday morning, there were no injury concerns for the team.

Uganda Cranes lead group A with three points and two goals difference. Egypt also has three points but with one goal.

Democratic Republic of Congo and Zimbabwe have not yet picked any point.

Uganda Cranes head coach Sebastien Desabre has maintained the same team that won 1-0 against Cote D’Voire in the international friendly match in Abu Dhabi.

Skipper Dennis Onyango once again leads the team that also has Bevis Mugabi (right back), Godfrey Walusimbi (left back), two central defenders Murushid Jjuuko and Hassan Wasswa Mawanda.

In midfield, Mike Azira, Khalid Aucho, Emmanuel Arnold Okwi and Abdu Lumala are prefered.

Faruku Miya is behind the main center forward Patrick Henry Kaddu.

Uganda Cranes XI:

Denis Onyango (Mamelodi Sundowns, South Africa), Bevis Mugabi (Yeovil Town), Godfrey Walusimbi (Un-attached), Jjuuko (Simba, Tanzania), Hassan Wasswa Mawanda (Un attached), Mike Azira (Montreal Impact, Canada), Emmanuel Arnold Okwi (Simba, Tanzania), Khalid Aucho (Church Hill Brothers, India), Faruku Miya (HNK Gorica, Croatia), Patrick Henry Kaddu (KCCA FC, Uganda), Abdul Lumala (Syrianska, Sweden)

Subs:

Jamal Salim (Al Hilal-Sudan), Robert Odongkara (Adama City, Ethiopia), Nico Wakiro Wadada (Azam, Tanzania), Brian Mukiibi (Ostersunds, Sweden), Isaac Muleme (FK Viktoria Zizkov, Czech Republic), Joseph Ochaya (TP Mazembe, DR Congo), Timothy Denis Awanyi (KCCA FC, Uganda), Allan Kateregga (Maritzburg, South Africa), William Kizito Luwagga (Shakhter Karagandy, Kazakhstan), , Tadeo Lwanga (Vipers SC-Uganda), Derrick Nsibambi (Smouha, Egypt), Allan Kyambadde (KCCA FC Uganda)

Democratic Republic of Congo XI:

Ley Matampi Ngumbi (Al Ansar, Saudi Arabia), Issama Mpeko Djos (TP Mazembe, DR Congo), Marcel Jany Tisserand (Wolfsbourg, Germany), Paul Jose Ebunge Mpoku (Standard Liege, Belgium), Yannick Yala Bolasie (Everton, England), Elia Lina Meschack (TP Mazembe, DR Congo), Arthur Fuka Masuaku Kawela (West Ham United, England), Christian Luyindama Nekadio (Galatasaray, Turkey), Cedric Bakambu (Bejing Gujan, China), Merveille Bope Bokadi (Standard Liege, Belgium), Chancel Mangulu Mbemba (FC Porto, Portugal)

Subs:

Glody Ngonda Muzinga (AS Vita, Congo), Bodrick Ugenda Muselenge (Primeiro Agosto, Angola), Akolo Ababa Chadrack (Stuttgart, Germany), Yousuf Mulumbu (Kilmarnock, Scotland), Tresor Mputu Mabi (TP Mazembe, DR Congo), Jonathan Bolingo Mpangi (RS Antwerp, Belgium), Wilfried Moke Abro (Nke Ankarago, Turkey), Anthony Mossi Ngawi (FC Chiasso), Britt Assombalonga (Middlesborough, England), Jacques Maghoma (Birmingham City, England), Wadol Djuma Shabani (AS Vita, DR Congo), Parafait Mandanda (Dinamo Bucarus, Romania)

TOTAL AFCON Egypt 2019 Finals (Group A):

Saturday, 22nd June 2019

DR Congo Vs Uganda Cranes

Cairo International Airport (4:30 PM in Egypt, 5:30 PM in Uganda)

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Uganda Cranes will play at the TOTAL Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals for the seventh time in history.

The Cranes take on Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Saturday, 22nd June 2019 in the second match at the championship.

This match will take place at the Cairo International Stadium, kicking off at 5 PM (East African time).

Uganda Cranes had a three week’s preparatory camp in Abu Dhabi where the team held two international friendly matches against Turkmenistan (0-0) and won 1-0 over Ivory Coast.

There are no injury worries to each of the 23 players in camp as they are all in buoyant mood prior to kick off.

The team arrived in Cairo on Monday from Abu Dhabi and pitched camp at Radisson Blue Hotel.

They held three training sessions in preparation for the tournament, as well as further acclimatizing to the rather hot Egyptian weather.

Head coach Sebastien Desabre as well the team captain Dennis Onyango sounded optimistic during the official pre-match press conference held on Wednesday.

Uganda eyes a great start to the tournament that has been increased to 24 countries.

‘We held a good training camp in Abu Dhabi for acclimatization and played two international friendly matches. The morale is high and we are giving 100 percent in all the matches, of course one at a time. I know teamwork spirit will drive us there. We do not have so many great individual players  but we are a collective and compact team ready to fight for the best results‘ Desabre noted.

Onyango asserted that a great start to the tournament will lift their chances of making it to the group stages.

‘The first game in the tournament always gives you the lee way to performing well. We shall aim for maximum points.‘ Onyango remarked.

The match will be relied live on 102.1 FUFA f.m.

When Uganda Cranes kick starts its 2019 TOTAL AFCON campaign in Egypt on Saturday against DR Congo, there will be a good representation especially on the side of the Central Government.

On Friday, a delegation of high profile officials led by the second Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Ali Kirunda Kivejinja (representing HE Yoweri Kaguta Museveni) arrived in Cairo ready for the match.

Hon. Kivejinja, also the minister for East Africa Community Affairs was accompanied by other ministers as well in Egypt.

He was officially received by the Ambassador of Uganda to Egypt Sam Sebuliba Male,  the leader of the Uganda Cranes’ delegation Hon. Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi and the of Minister of State for Tourism Hon. Godfrey Kiwanda.

The officials are joined by members from the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), members of parliament as well as fans who traveled to Egypt for the game.

Uganda Cranes kick off their 7th AFCON campaign on Saturday, 22nd June 2019 with a date against Democratic Republic of Congo at the Cairo International Stadium (5 PM).

Egypt leads group A following their 1-0 win against Zimbabwe in the official opening match on Friday.

The Uganda Cranes delegation safely arrived in Cairo on Monday evening for the TOTAL Africa Cup of Nations Egypt 2019 finals.

The delegation of 23 players and 12 officials was warmly recieved by the CAF protocol team at Cairo International Airport and the FUFA Advance party led by the leader of delegation, Hon Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi.

The team reached Cairo at 7:30 PM aboard Egypt Air from Abu Dhabi.

They checked in at Radisson Blu Hotel in Cairo City.

DELEGATION:

Officials:

Officials:

FUFA President: Eng. Moses Magogo

Leader of Delegation: Hon.  Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi

Deputy Leader of Delegation: Hamid Juma

Head coach: Sebastien Desabre

Assistant coach: Mathias Lule

Goalkeeper coach: Fred Kajoba

Team Doctor: Ronald Kisolo

Team Coordinator: Crispus Muyinda

Physiotherapist: Dr. Ivan Ssewanyana

Team Chiropractor: Dr. Charles Sebwana

Media Manager: Ahmed Hussein

Video Analyst: Romain Folz

Physical Fitness trainer: Gerome D’Antonio

Kit Manager 1: Lawrence Kizito

Kit Manager 2: Ayub Balyejusa

Team Security Officer: Hajji Abdul Sekabira

Finance Director: Kiiza Decolas 

Support Staff: Muhamad Matovu

National Teams’ Manager: Ntege Patrick

MAIN PHOTO: Uganda Cranes delegation led by the FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo recieved a special gift from the Egyptian Airports Authority upon arrival

The Uganda Cranes team that has spent three weeks in Abu Dhabi will depart for Egypt on Monday afternoon.

The delegation that also has the FUFA President Eng. Moses Magogo will leave Abu Dhabi at 4:55 PM (3:55 PM East African Standard Time) on Monday.

‘We have had  three  wonderful weeks of intense preparations of training in Abu Dhabi where the team played two international build up matches against Turkmenistan and Ivory Coast. It was a camp that has helped a lot in the team preparations ahead of the Total AFCON 2019 Finals in Egypt. We concluded the training on Sunday 16th June 2019  at the Abu dhabi Cricket Sports Complex. The morale in camp is high as we depart for Egypt on Monday afternoon aboard Egypt Air’ Ahmed Hussein, FUFA Communications Manager remarked.

Uganda Cranes and Turkmenistan played to a goal-less draw at the New York University Stadium during the first international build up match.

In the second match, Uganda Cranes overcame Ivory Coast 1-0 with Faruku Miya scoring the lone strike via a well taken kick from the penalty spot.

The team is expected to arrive at Cairo International Airport at 7:30 PM and will be recieved by CAF officials as well as the FUFA Advance party that left the country on Saturday, 15th June 2019.

The FUFA advance party was led by the third Vice President, Hon. Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi with two Executive Committee members Hamid Juma and Hajji Abdul Ssekabira as well as the FUFA Finance Director Decolas Kiiza. They will also be at the airport to welcome the team

Meanwhile, FUFA Executive Committee member Rogers Byamukama has also joined the team in Abu Dhabi.

Byamukama is also the chairperson of the Marketing and sponsorship committee and the FUFA Drum tournament organizing committee.

Officials:

FUFA President: Eng. Moses Magogo

Executive Committee Members: Issa Magola & Rogers Byamukama

Head coach: Sebastien Desabre

Assistant coach: Mathias Lule

Goalkeeper coach: Fred Kajoba

Team Doctor: Dr. Ronald Kisolo

Physiotherapist: Dr. Ivan Ssewanyana

Team Chiropractor: Dr. Charles Sebwana

Media: Ahmed Hussein

Physical Fitness trainer: Gerome D’Antonio

Kit Managers: Lawrence Kizito and Ayub Balyejusa

Faruku Miya scored the lone strike on the day as  Uganda Cranes beat Ivory Coast 1-0 for the first ever victory over the West Africans.

This was during an international friendly match played at the Sheikh Zayed Sport City Stadium on Saturday.

www.fufa.co.ug captured the colourful scenes prior to, during and after the match watched by a sizable number of fans.

Team Line Ups:

Uganda Cranes XI:

Dennis Onyango (G.K, Captain), Bevis Kristofer Kizito Mugabi, Godfrey Walusimbi, Murushid Jjuuko (89’ Ronald Mukiibi), Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Aucho Khalid, Mike Azira, Emmanuel Arnold Okwi, Faruku Miya (82′ Tadeo Lwanga), Patrick Henry Kaddu (46’ Allan Kyambadde), Abdu Lumala (66’ Isaac Muleme)

Subs Not Used:

Robert Odongkara (G.K), Joseph Benson Ochaya, Timothy Denis Awany, William Luwagga Kizito, Derrick Paul Nsibambi, Allan Kateregga, Nico Wakiro Wadada, Salim Omar Magoola

Head coach: Sebastien Desabre

Ivory Coast XI:

Sylvain Gbohouo (G.K), Serge Aurier (Captain), Ismael Traore, Wilfried Kanon, Souleyman Doumbia, Franck Kessie, Jean Philippe Gbamin, Jean Michael Seri, Nicolas Pepe, Jonathan Kodjia, Max Alain Gradel

Subs:

Eliezer Tape Ira, Badra Ali Sangare, Coulibaly Wonlo, Cheick Comara, Victorien Angban, Wilfried Zaha, Maxwell Cornet, Ibrahim Sangare, Roger Assale, Geoffroy Serey Die, Mamadou Bagayoko, Wilfried Bony

Head coach: Ibrahim Kamara

Match Officials:

• Referee: Sultan Abdurazzaq
• Assistant Referee 1: Hassan Almahri
• Assistant Referee 2: Zayed Dawood
• Fourth Official: Hamad Ali Yousef

International Friendly Match:

Ivory Coast 0-1 Uganda Cranes

Faruku Miya’s first half penalty was the lone strike that Uganda Cranes needed to overcome West Africans Ivory Coast 1-0 in an international friendly match played at Sheikh Zayed Sport City on Saturday afternoon.

Miya struck the from the penalty spot in the 35th minute to guide Uganda Cranes to victory.

Head coach Sebastien Desabre was impressed about the performance of the team calling for focus and concentration ahead of the 2019 TOTAL AFCON finals in Egypt.

‘We played the match against Ivory Coast in situations. It was a perfect game to assess some players and hope the team will be ready for the AFCON finals first game. There was positive attitude throughout the match. Winning in football is important for the mental preparedness of the team. After tomorow (Sunday), there will be another change of focus when we arrive in Egypt’ remarked Desabre moments after the match.

Lauds Fans:

Desabre also appreciated the fans who threw their weight behind the Uganda Cranes for the entire duration of the match.

‘It was very important to give an emotion to the fans to show that we have done preparations. We shall try to do the maximum for them and the country as a whole’ added Desabre.

In the match against Ivory Coast, KCCA striker Henry Patrick Kaddu paved way for club-mate Allan Kyambadde, Isaac Muleme was introduced for Abdu Lumala, towering defender Ronald Brian Mukiibi Ddungu made his debut after replacing Murushid Jjuuko and Miya paved way for Tadeo Lwanga.

Calls for coordinated display:

The coach also urged for collective display from all the players in a bid to foster cohesion, a team pillar in the team building process.

‘The most important for us is to work a one complete unit with good coordination and focus. At this level, we are ready with the organization and the talents. There is need for cohesion coupled with the individual players to work for the best desired results’ he added.

This was the second international friendly match for Uganda Cranes after the goal-less stalemate against Asian country Turkmenistan a week earlier.

The Uganda Cranes will fly to Egypt on Monday, 17th June 2019.

Team Line Ups:

Uganda Cranes XI:

Dennis Onyango (G.K, Captain), Bevis Kristofer Kizito Mugabi, Godfrey Walusimbi, Murushid Jjuuko (89’ Ronald Mukiibi), Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Aucho Khalid, Mike Azira, Emmanuel Arnold Okwi, Faruku Miya (82′ Tadeo Lwanga), Patrick Henry Kaddu (46’ Allan Kyambadde), Abdu Lumala (66’ Isaac Muleme)

Subs Not Used:

Robert Odongkara (G.K), Joseph Benson Ochaya, Timothy Denis Awany, William Luwagga Kizito, Derrick Paul Nsibambi, Allan Kateregga, Nico Wakiro Wadada, Salim Omar Magoola

Head coach: Sebastien Desabre

Ivory Coast XI:

Sylvain Gbohouo (G.K), Serge Aurier (Captain), Ismael Traore, Wilfried Kanon, Souleyman Doumbia, Franck Kessie, Jean Philippe Gbamin, Jean Michael Seri, Nicolas Pepe, Jonathan Kodjia, Max Alain Gradel

Subs:

Eliezer Tape Ira, Badra Ali Sangare, Coulibaly Wonlo, Cheick Comara, Victorien Angban, Wilfried Zaha, Maxwell Cornet, Ibrahim Sangare, Roger Assale, Geoffroy Serey Die, Mamadou Bagayoko, Wilfried Bony

Head coach: Ibrahim Kamara

Match Officials:

• Referee: Sultan Abdurazzaq
• Assistant Referee 1: Hassan Almahri
• Assistant Referee 2: Zayed Dawood
• Fourth Official: Hamad Ali Yousef

9 am & 6.45 pm Training at Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi Cricket Sports Complex.

2019 AFCON Fixtures in Egypt
22nd June Uganda vs Democratic Republic of  Congo
26th June  Uganda vs Zimbabwe
30th June Egypt vs Uganda

Head coach Sebastien Desabre will not stop reminding his players the value of camping in Abu Dhabi ahead of the Total AFCON Finals in Egypt 2019 that gets underway on 21^st June.

With the numerical numbers still at 17 players in camp, the tactician has still gone ahead to get the best out of his players.  11 more players will join camp between 2^nd and 7^th June.

‘You need to understand the importance of this camp in Abu Dhabi. I am happy with the attitude and the response to training. You are representing millions of fans back home and around the globe. They want to see you perform to your best’ said Sebastien before the players embarked on a warm-up session that helps the technical team check on the endurance of the stars.

With the current weather in Abu Dhabi, the morning session under the soaring heat would help the players adapt to the same environment they will find in Egypt.

The Frenchman later took the players through ball work with an emphasis on so many aspects of the game.

Goalkeeper Denis Onyango continued to train on his own under the guidance of Fred Kajoba as the other three goalkeepers Salim Jamal, Charles Lukwago and Robert Odongkara will only join later.

The Uganda Cranes will return to training later today at 7 pm at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium

Defenders Murushid Juuko and Bevis Mugabi believe the camp is adding value to understanding the coach’s tactics.

‘We have trained a few times and the intensity has picked up. We struggled on day one but all is fine now. We are working as a team and with a target to deliver. I request the fans to encourage us so that we can get the best results’ said Bevis Mugabi

‘The atmosphere is good so far. Adapting to this environment will help us to gradually enjoy the weather in Egypt when the team reports for the AFCON Finals. We have played all the three teams in the past and we know what they can offer but we trust our coach with what he is technically sharing with us in training’ noted Murushid Juuko

MAIN PHOTO: Sweet left foot. Isaac Muleme goes for a direct freekick during training in Abu Dhabi on Thursday morning at Sheikh Zayed Stadium 

The Uganda Cranes delegation that departed the country for Abu Dhabi on Monday morning (4am) reached their final destination at 2:55 PM (East African Time, 3.55pm in Abu Dhabi).

All the players and officials on board reached safely before checking in at  Park Rotana Hotel in Abu Dhabi.

The group was also joined by Egyptian based striker Derrick Nsibambi while in Abu Dhabi.

They are expected to conduct their opening session on Tuesday morning (9:30 AM) and again in the afternoon (5:30 PM).

Team captain Denis Onyango expects great benefits from this training camp which will further prepare them for the 2019 TOTAL AFCON Championship in Egypt.

‘The players have trained well in Kampala for two weeks to boost the fitness levels. I believe the camp in Abu Dhabi will further help the team and polish us up. Also, the weather will be a great deal for acclimization just like the weather in Egypt‘ Dennis Onyango stated.

The team head of delegation, Issa Magoola, a FUFA Executive Committee member narrates the successful journey traveled from Entebbe.

‘We traveled well from Entebbe through Cairo to Abu Dhabi. We were joined by one player Derrick Nsibambi and the rest are expected starting Tuesday. Everyone on the team is safe and ready for the camp.‘ Issa Magoola, head of delegation.

‘We started the camp a little bit much earlier in Kampala so that we can boost our fitness levels under the coaches. This has been intend helpful. I have the hope that by the time we end this training camp in Abu Dhabi, we shall be fully fit for the tournament in Egypt. At this juncture, I rally upon the fans to be behind us at all times. We are confident and shall not disappoint’ expressed Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, the team vice captain.

Uganda Cranes is in group A alongside hosts Egypt, Zimbabwe and neighbours Democratic Republic of Congo.

Players in Abu Dhabi:

Denis Masinde Onyango, Hassan Wasswa Mawanda, Joseph Benson Ochaya, Timothy Denis Awanyi, Godfrey Walusimbi, Patrick Henry Kaddu, Bevis Mugabi, Isaac Muleme, Khalid Aucho, Taddeo Lwanga, Allan Kyambadde, Ibrahim Sadam Juma, Moses Waiswa, Derrick Nsibambi and Murushid Jjuuko

Team Officials

• Leader of Delegation: Mr. Issa Magoola
• Head coach: Sebastien Desabre
• Assistant coach: Mathias Lule
• Goalkeeper coach: Fred Kajoba
• Team Doctor: Dr. Ronald Kisolo
• Team Coordinator: Crispus Muyinda
• Physiotherapist: Dr. Ivan Ssewanyana
• Team Chiropractor: Dr. Charles Sebwana
• Media: Ahmed Hussein
• Physical Fitness trainer: Jerome D’Antonio
• Kit Managers: Lawrence Kizito and Ayub Balyejusa

MAIN PHOTO: The Uganda Cranes team leaders Denis Onyango (Captain) and his vice Hassan Wasswa Mawanda