Category: Uganda Cup

The draws for the 44th Edition for the round of 64 of the FUFA Uganda Cup are set  for Thursday 11th January 2018 at a press conference to be held at FUFA House, Mengo 11AM.

43^rd Uganda Cup final:

Paidha Black Angels 0-2 KCCA

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) FC defeated Paidha Black Angels 2-0 to win the 2016/17 FUFA Uganda Cup final played at the Betway Green Light stadium in Arua on Thursday.

Uganda Cranes forward Geofrey Sserunkuma got the first in the 10th minute.

The tournament top scorer Derrick Nsibambi then grabbed the second 11 minutes into the second half.

This was KCCA’s first ever seasonal League and Cup double.

Former FIFA assistant referee Samuel Kayondo officially retired from active refereeing and had a lap of honour for his achievements down the road.

Chief guest, Rogers Byamukama officially handed the trophy to KCCA Executive director, Jenifer Musisi who in turn handed it to the jubilant KCCA players.

Awards:

FUFA Presidential award: Jenifer Musisi Ssemakula

Fair Play award: Paidha Black Angels

Best Referee: Ali Muhabi

Best coach: Mike Hilary Mutebi (KCCA)

Best goalkeeper: Emmanuel Lubangkene (Paidha Black Angels)

MVP: Lawrence Bukenya (KCCA)

Top Scorer: Derrick Nsibambi (KCCA) – 8 Goals

Best Print: Daily Monitor

Best Television: Bukedde T.V

Best Radio: Radio Pacis

Best Online: Kawowo Sports

Uganda Cup (formerly Kakungulu cup) Winners since 1971:

1971 –Coffee F.C

1972-1975-Not Held

1976– Gangama F.C

1977– Simba F.C

1978 – Nsambya F.C

1979 – KCC F.C

1980 – KCC F.C

1981 – Coffee F.C

1982 – KCC F.C

1983 – SC Villa

1984 – KCC F.C

1985 – Express F.C

1986 – SC Villa

1987 – KCC F.C

1988 – SC Villa

1989 – SC Villa

1990 – KCC F.C

1991 – Express F.C

1992 – Express F.C

1993 – KCC F.C

1994 – Express F.C

1995 – Express F.C

1996 – UEB S.C

1997 – Express F.C

1998 – SC Villa

1999 – Mbale Heroes S.C

2000 – SC Villa

2001 – Express F.C

2002 – SC Villa

2003 – Express F.C

2004 – KCC F.C

2005 – URA F.C

2006 – Express F.C

2007 – Express F.C

2007/8 – Victors S.C

2008/9 – SC Villa

2009/10 – Victors S.C

2010/11 – Simba S.C

2011/12 – URA F.C

2013/2013 – Sports Club Victoria University

2013/2014 – URA F.C

2014/15 – SC Villa

2015/16 – Vipers Sports Club

2016/17 – KCCA F.C

43^rd Uganda Cup final: Thursday, 15^th June 2017

Paidha Black Angels Vs KCCA FC 

Betway Green Light Stadium, Arua (4 p.m)

Live on 102.1 FUFA f.m

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) FC will face Paidha Black Angels in the final of the 43rd FUFA Uganda Cup at the Betway Green Light Stadium in Arua.

This competition, which is organized by the FUFA Competition department attracted a total of over 130 clubs across across the country starting with the preliminary round.

KCCA seek their 9^th title overall and maiden domestic double as Paidha Black Angels, a second division side eyes their first ever title, thus becoming the first non-top flight side to win this prestigious knock out tournament.

Throughout the tournament, there has been a charity cause whwre clothes were colleted and will be given to the Arua Children’s Remand Home.

Last year’s donations were given to the The Missionaries of the Poor, a Kampala based NGO found in Kisenyi.

Road to final:

Round of 64:

Hope Doves 0-1 Paidha Black Angels

KCCA 6-1 Koboko Rising Stars

Round of 32:

Bright Light 0-2 Paidha Black Angels

Lungujja Galaxy 0-6 KCCA

Round of 16:

Kataka 2-5 KCCA

Fort Portal Boda Boda 1 (1) – 1 (2) Paidha Black Angels

Quarter-finals:

Vipers 0-1 Paidha Black Angels

Police 0-1 KCCA (After Extra time)

Semi-finals:

Sadolin Paints 2-3 Paidha Black Angels (Aggregate score after 2 games)

Express 2-3 KCCA (Aggregate score after 2 games)

Uganda Cup (formerly Kakungulu cup) Winners since 1971:

1971 –Coffee F.C

1972-1975-Not Held

1976– Gangama F.C

1977– Simba F.C

1978 – Nsambya F.C

1979 – KCC F.C

1980 – KCC F.C

1981 – Coffee F.C

1982 – KCC F.C

1983 – SC Villa

1984 – KCC F.C

1985 – Express F.C

1986 – SC Villa

1987 – KCC F.C

1988 – SC Villa

1989 – SC Villa

1990 – KCC F.C

1991 – Express F.C

1992 – Express F.C

1993 – KCC F.C

1994 – Express F.C

1995 – Express F.C

1996 – UEB S.C

1997 – Express F.C

1998 – SC Villa

1999 – Mbale Heroes S.C

2000 – SC Villa

2001 – Express F.C

2002 – SC Villa

2003 – Express F.C

2004 – KCC F.C

2005 – URA F.C

2006 – Express F.C

2007 – Express F.C

2007/8 – Victors S.C

2008/9 – SC Villa

2009/10 – Victors S.C

2010/11 – Simba S.C

2011/12 – URA F.C

2013/2013 – Sports Club Victoria University

2013/2014 – URA F.C

2014/15 – SC Villa

2015/16 – Vipers Sports Club

43rd FUFA Uganda Cup: 

Match 65: Paidha Black Angels Vs Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)

Thursday, 15th June 2017

At Betway Green Light Stadium

Entry Fees: 5000 (Ordinary) & 15,000 (VIP)

The FUFA Competitions Department confirms the date (adjusted) for the final of FUFA Uganda Cup 2016/17 in Green Light Stadium Arua (FUFA West Nile Region).

The final shall be played on Thursday, 15th June 2017

“The date was changed from 10th June 2017 because the national team would be playing on the same day away to the Cape Verde Islands. So to accommodate the interests of key stake holders, Thursday, 15th June 2017 was confirmed since KCCA shall be also playing away to Nigeria’s Rivers United on 20th June 2017” Ali Mwebe, the FUFA Competitions director noted.

On Tuesday, KCCA played to a goal-less draw away to Express’ home ground in Wankulukuku and thus advanced 3-2 on aggregate.

KCCA will now play Paidha Black Angels who eliminated Sadolin Paints 3-2 on aggregate after two legs.

Paidha Black Angels won the first leg 2-0 away in Zombo before fighting hard to score a precious away goal in the 2-1 defeat during the return leg at Namboole.

This year’s final will be played at the Betway Green Light stadium in Arua, the home of Onduparaka Football club as hosted by West Nile region.

Vipers are the holders of this historic trophy whose competition has been played since 1971.

Like last year, a charity cause has been also attached to the FUFA Uganda Cup.

Members of the public are called upon to donate clothes and other usable items in support of the Arua Regional Remand Home.

Uganda Cup (formerly Kakungulu cup) Winners since 1971:

1971 –Coffee F.C

1972-1975-Not Held

1976– Gangama F.C

1977– Simba F.C

1978 – Nsambya F.C

1979 – KCC F.C

1980 – KCC F.C

1981 – Coffee F.C

1982 – KCC F.C

1983 – SC Villa F.C

1984 – KCC F.C

1985 – Express F.C

1986 – SC Villa F.C

1987 – KCC F.C

1988 – SC Villa

1989 – SC Villa

1990 – KCC F.C

1991 – Express F.C

1992 – Express F.C

1993 – KCC F.C

1994 – Express F.C

1995 – Express F.C

1996 – UEB S.C

1997 – Express F.C

1998 – SC Villa

1999 – Mbale Heroes S.C

2000 – SC Villa

2001 – Express F.C

2002 – SC Villa

2003 – Express F.C

2004 – KCC F.C

2005 – URA F.C

2006 – Express F.C

2007 – Express F.C

2007/8 – Victors S.C

2008/9 – SC Villa

2009/10 – Victors S.C

2010/11 – Simba S.C

2011/12 – URA F.C

2013/2013 – Sports Club Victoria University

2013/2014 – URA F.C

2014/2015 – SC Villa

2015/16 – Vipers

2016/17 – ???

FUFA Uganda Cup (Quarter final):

Police 0-1 KCCA

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) football club outwitted Police 1-0 in the last quarter final of 43rd edition in the FUFA Uganda Cup held at the Nelson Mandela National stadium, Namboole on Sunday.

Forward Derrick Nsibambi scored the winner in the first ten minutes of extra time added by referee Rajab Bakasembe when normal time had ended goal-less.

Police however missed the golden chance to equalize when Rahmat Senfuka’s penalty was stopped by goalkeeper Douglas Kisembo in the 115th minute.

KCCA will now play the record FUFA Uganda cup winners Express in the semi-finals that will be played on home and away basis.

Sadolin Paints and the only Big league side, Paidha Black Angels will square off in the other semi-final.

This year’s final shall be played at the Green Light Stadium in Arua as hosted by the West Nile FUFA region.

Vipers are the reigning cup holders after overcoming Onduparaka 3-1 in the 2016 final hosted by Kampala region, played at Nakivubo stadium.

Uganda Cup (formerly Kakungulu cup) Winners since 1971:

1971 –Coffee F.C

1972-1975-Not Held

1976- Gangama F.C

1977- Simba F.C

1978 – Nsambya F.C

1979 – KCC F.C

1980 – KCC F.C

1981 – Coffee F.C

1982 – KCC F.C

1983 – SC Villa F.C

1984 – KCC F.C

1985 – Express F.C

1986 – SC Villa F.C

1987 – KCC F.C

1988 – SC Villa

1989 – SC Villa

1990 – KCC F.C

1991 – Express F.C

1992 – Express F.C

1993 – KCC F.C

1994 – Express F.C

1995 – Express F.C

1996 – UEB S.C

1997 – Express F.C

1998 – SC Villa

1999 – Mbale Heroes S.C

2000 – SC Villa

2001 – Express F.C

2002 – SC Villa

2003 – Express F.C

2004 – KCC F.C

2005 – URA F.C

2006 – Express F.C

2007 – Express F.C

2007/8 – Victors S.C

2008/9 – SC Villa

2009/10 – Victors S.C

2010/11 – Simba S.C

2011/12 – URA F.C

2013/2013 – Sports ClubVictoria University

2013/2014 – URA F.C

2014/2015 – SC Villa Jogoo

2015/16 – Vipers

FUFA Uganda Cup 2016/17:

• Round of 16: Kataka 2-5 KCCA
• Quarter final: URA 1 (5) – 1 (6) Express

KCCA qualified for the quarter finals of the FUFA Uganda Cup after humiliating Big league side Kataka 5-2 at the Nabini play ground.

Brian Majwega and Derrick Nsibambi each scored a brace before an own goal by a Kataka player crowned the day.

Junior Amanya and Nasur Nandala got the consolation goals for the Mbale based side who led 2-1 for 69 minutes until Majwega’s penalty made it 2 all.

KCCA will now face Police in the quarter finals at Nelson Mandela National Stadium.

Express won their quarter final match 6-5 in post match penalties over URA at the Mehta stadium in Lugazi.

The Red Eagles now join Sadolin Paints and Paidha Black Angels who already booked their berths on Sunday.

The winner of the Uganda Cup will qualify to represent the country in the CAF Confederation cup.