Stanbic Uganda Cup 4th Quarterfinal Mbarara City FC 1-0 Mbale Heroes FC
Semifinalists Booma FC Vipers SC BUL FC Mbarara City FC
Semifinal Draw will be conducted on a later date
Semifinals are played on a home and away basis
Mbarara City FC secured the final slot into this year’s Stanbic Uganda Cup after overcoming Mbale Heroes FC on Wednesday at Kakyeka Stadium.
The Ankole Lions earned a late win to see off resilient Mbale Heroes in a closely contested encounter.
Gangly forward Henry Kitegenyi was the heroe for Mbarara City getting the lone goal of the game in the 88th minute.
This is the first time for Mbarara City to reach this level in the coveted annual knockout tournament.
They now join Booma FC, a regional league entity from Kitara region as teams that have made it the last four for the first time.
The other semifinalists are Vipers SC who are the current holders and BUL FC, the losing finalists from last year.
FUFA Competitions Department will confirm the date for the draw of the semifinal stage. It should be noted that at this level, fixtures are played on a home and away basis with the winners on aggregate advancing to the final.
Full Quarterfinal Results Booma FC 2-1 Maroons FC Vipers SC 3-1 Wakiso Giants FC SC Villa 1-2 BUL FC (After Extra time) Mbarara City FC 1-0 Mbale Heroes FC
Stanbic Uganda Cup Quarterfinal SC Villa 1-2 BUL FC (After Extra time)
BUL FC are through to the semifinals after dumping out SC Villa from the Stanbic Uganda Cup.
In the Quarterfinal game played on Monday at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru, BUL FC had to come from a goal down to win 2-1, including the winner coming deep into the second half of extra time.
Saddam Masereka got SC Villa ahead but Karim Ndugwa got the equalizer before a late goal from Ibrahim Nsimbe after normal time decided the contest.
Masereka fired SC Villa into the lead, scoring with a ferocious strike at the near post in the 20th minute.
Despite creating several attempts especially in the first half, the Jogoos failed to double their advantage.
BUL FC kept growing in confidence and eventually found the equalizer through Karim Ndugwa whose diving header beat goalkeeper Martin Ssekooto.
The home side had the opportunity to lead again before the break when they won a penalty in the 44th minute but captain of the day Saddam Juma fired it wide.
BUL were reduced to ten men midway through the second half when midfielder George Kasonko was sent off for a second bookable offence on Masereka.
Despite having numerical advantage, SC Villa failed to break past resilient BUL who forced the game to extra time and eventually getting the winning goal with four minutes to the end of extra time.
BUL join holders Vipers SC and Booma FC who booked their slots over the weekend overcoming Wakiso Giants and Maroons FC respectively.
The final quarterfinal fixture will come on Wednesday at Kakyeka Stadium with Mbarara City hosting Mbale Heroes FC.
Semifinalists Vipers SC Booma FC BUL FC
Remaining Fixture Mbarara City FC vs Mbale Heroes FC
Stanbic Uganda Cup Quarterfinal Results Booma FC 2-1 Maroons FC Wakiso Giants FC 1-3 Vipers SC
Stanbic Uganda Cup current holders Vipers SC booked a place in the last four after eliminating rivals Wakiso Giants FC in the Wakiso derby on Sunday.
The Venoms ensured their quest for an elusive domestic double remained on course by dispatching the Purple Sharks 3-1 at Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium.
2021 Airtel FUFA Male Player of the year Bobosi Byaruhanga opened the scoring midway through the first half before a second half double from Yunus Ssentamu sealed victory for visiting Vipers.
The hosts got their consolation late into the game through forward Sam Ssenyonjo who is on loan from KCCA FC.
Byaruhanga broke the deadlock in the 21st minute finishing off a well worked run that had Frank ‘Zaga’ Tumwesigye feeding the former for the opening goal.
Vipers SC doubled their advantage only five minutes into the second half with Ssentamu finding himself in the right place to finish off a Milton Karisa pass.
The ‘Hitman’ as popularly christened once again came punishing, getting his second of the day and Vipers’ third in the 80th minute.
The only positive for the home side came five minutes to the end of time with Ssenyonjo getting the consolation as the Purple Sharks got dumped out.
With just two points away from clinching the League title in the final five games, the Venoms will now have an eye and probably more emphasis put at winning the Stanbic Uganda Cup as well to add to the two they already have (2016 and 2021).
They join Booma FC in the semifinals. The Masindi based outfit stunned Maroons FC on Saturday to extend their fairytale run in this year’s edition.
Action continues on Monday with SC Villa hosting BUL FC at FUFA Technical Centre Njeru while Mbarara City FC will face Mbale Heroes FC on Wednesday to determine who takes the remaining two slots.
Mbarara City FC vs Mbale Heroes FC – Kakyeka Stadium
Booma FC vs Maroons FC – Masindi
Wakiso Giants FC vs Vipers SC – Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium
SC Villa vs BUL FC – FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru
Games to be played between 23rd -27th April 2022
Quarterfinal games to be played on a one-leg basis. In case of a draw after normal time, extra time will be added and thereafter penalty kicks.
Semifinals will be home and away
Stanbic Uganda Cup holders Vipers SC will face Wakiso Giants FC in the Quarterfinals of the 48th edition.
The Wakiso derby is the headline fixture from the quarterfinal draws that were conducted on Wednesday at FUFA Complex in Mengo.
The function was presided over by FUFA Executive Committee member Rogers Mulindwa who also serves as Vice Chairman, FUFA Competitions Committee.
FUFA Executive Committee Member, Rogers Mulindwa
He was flanked by Uganda Cranes Ex International and current FUFA National Teams Officer, Paul Mukatabala plus FUFA Professional Leagues Manager, Shawn Mubiru.
Paul Mukatabala (standing) and Rogers Mulindwa during the Stanbic Uganda Cup Quarterfinal Draw event.
Vipers who are currently top of the table in the League with 8 games to play will try to compete at both fronts as the search for an elusive domestic double continues.
The closest they came to winning both the League and the Cup came in 2017 but fell to KCCA FC in the Uganda Cup final played at Emokori Grounds, Bukedea.
Booma FC and Mbale Heroes FC will hope to continue their Cinderella story by advancing to the semifinals.
Booma FC was drawn to face Maroons FC by FUFA Executive Committee member Rogers Mulindwa.
The aforementioned teams have had a scintillating run in the Stanbic Uganda Cup and remain only the two regional league clubs in this year’s competition.
Mbale Heroes FC from Eastern Regional League stunned Police FC at the previous round while Booma FC on the other hand ejected TIPSA FC.
In the quarterfinals, Booma FC have been drawn at home to StarTimes FUFA Big League entity Maroons FC while Mbale Heroes FC will visit Mbarara City FC at Kakyeka Stadium.
In the other quarterfinal fixture, SC Villa will face BUL FC at FUFA Technical Centre, Njeru.
Mulindwa indicated having teams from as far as the Regional Leagues at this stage means the competition has been stiff from the previous rounds.
FUFA Executive Committee member Rogers Mulindwa conducting draws.
“The unpredictability of games in the Stanbic Uganda Cup or knockout tournaments is what brings excitement. Having Booma FC and Mbale Heroes FC in the last 8 is a true manifestation that competition in the Cup games is tight and we expect more surprises at the next level,” he stated.
He also confirmed that all the Quarterfinal games will be broadcast live on TV and called upon teams to exhibit good football.
“All the games will be on television and we hope teams can give us good display and performance. Many people will watch from their homes and it important that people are given value for money.”
FUFA Professional Leagues manager, Shawn Mubiru confirmed the games will be played between 23rd -27th April 2022.
“The quarterfinal fixtures will be played between 23rd and 27th April. In case of a draw after normal time, extra time of 30 minutes will be played. If the score is even after extra time, then the winners shall be determined through penalty kicks.” He confirmed.
Mukatabala who won the Uganda Cup both as a player and coach reminisced the old times and narrated his journey through the coveted tournament.
FUFA National Teams Officer, Paul Mukatabala
“It was unfortunate that the time I was at SC Villa between 1990-1998, we failed to win the Uganda Cup. However, I was able to win it in the evening of my career at Victors FC in the 2008/2009 sesson as a player and 2009/2010 season as assistant coach to George Nsimbe at the same club.”
It should be noted that the winners of the Stanbic Uganda Cup represents the country in CAF Confederation Cup.
Wednesday, March 23, 2022 Result: Maroons 2-0 Ndejje University
Maroons Football Club overcame fellow StarTimes FUFA Big League side Ndejje University 2-0 home at the Prisons Stadium in Luzira during a Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 16 encounter on Wednesday, March 23, 2022.
Fred Amaku gave Maroons the lead after 24 minutes via a kick from the penalty mark and midfielder Norman Odipio added the second in the 61st minute.
Maroons is the only club in the StarTimes FUFA Big League remaining in this knock out competition.
They thus qualified to the quarter finals to join BUL, current cup holders Vipers, Kitara regional side Booma, Eastern region outfit Mbale Heroes, Mbarara City and Wakiso Giants.
Final round of 16 duel:
Sports Club Villa will visit Onduparaka at the AbaBet Green Light Stadium in Arua city on 3rd April 2022.
The winner of the Uganda Cup earns a ticket to represent the country at the CAF Confederation Cup.
Stanbic Bank Uganda and Kansai Plascon are the sponsors of this tournament.
Completed Games at Round of 16:
Vipers 3-0 Kataka
Booma 2-0 Tipsa
Police 0-1 Mbale Heroes
Mbarara City 4-0 Iganga Young
Wakiso Giants 3-0 UPDF
Maroons 2-0 Ndejje University
Upcoming Fixture:Sunday 3rd April:
Onduparaka Vs SC Villa – AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua city
Sports Club Villa progressed to the round of 16 in the 48th edition of the Stanbic Uganda Cup tournament.
This happened after a dramatic and tense 4-3 post match penalty victory over Express at the Betway Muteesa II Wankulukuku Stadium on Tuesday, March 22, 2022.
The ordinary 90 minutes failed to produce a clear cut winner with no goals scored.
Saddam Masereka, Nicholas Kabonge, Amir Kakomo and Ibrahim Juma Saddam scored for SC Villa in the shoot-out.
Express’ captain Enock Walusimbi, George Ssenkaaba and Derrick Kiggundu scored but Faizal Ssekyanzi passed out of the goal and striker Eric Kenzo Kambale had his weak shot saved by subsistute goalkeeper Joseph Yiga.
Sports Club Villa will now play Onduparaka at the AbaBet Green Light Stadium in Arua during the round of 16 stage on Sunday, 3rd April 2022,
Meanwhile, BUL progressed to the quarter finals with a 4-3 post match penalty win over Soltilo Bright Stars at Kavumba Recreational Stadium after a 4 goal stalemate in normal time.
Other successful clubs:
BUL joins Vipers, Booma, Mbale Heroes, Mbarara City and Wakiso Giants at the quarter final stage.
Next Game:
On Wednesday, 23rd March 2022, there will be the continuation for round of 16 as two second division clubs Maroons and Ndejje University face off at the Lake side Prisons stadium, Luzira.
The winner of the Uganda Cup earns a ticket to represent the country at the CAF Confederation Cup.
Other games:
Vipers 3-0 Kataka
Booma 2-0 Tipsa
Police 0-1 Mbale Heroes
Mbarara City 4-0 Iganga Young
Wakiso Giants 3-0 UPDF
Wednesday 23rd March:
Maroons Vs Ndejje University – Prisons Stadium, Luzira
Sunday 3rd April:
Onduparaka Vs SC Villa – AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua city
Monday, March 21, 2022 Result: Wakiso Giants 3-0 UPDF
Wakiso Giants Football Club qualified to the quarter final of the 48th edition for Stanbic Uganda Cup competition after a 3-0 win over Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) during the round of 16 stage played at the Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium, Wakiso on Monday, March 21, 2022.
Moses Aliro Okabo scored two goals and Ibrahim Kasule added the other.
Moses Aliro Okabo scored two goals on the evening against UPDF (Credit: Wakiso Giants FC Media)
Wakiso Giants had also beaten Kiyinda Boys 1-0 at the Ssaza ground in Mityana during the round of 64 and overcame Kyetume 5-2 at the round of 32.
Other advanced clubs include the reigning cup holders; Vipers, Booma, former winners Mbale Heroes and Mbarara City.
Upcoming games:
The competition returns on Tuesday 22nd March 2022 with two matches. Soltilo Bright Stars play BUL during a round of 16 game at the Kavumba Recreational Stadium, Wakiso.
Express and Sports Club Villa will also play on the same day at the Betway Mutesa II Wankulukuku Stadium during the pending round of 32.
The winner of the Uganda Cup earns a ticket to represent the country at the CAF Confederation Cup.
This tournament is sponsored by Stanbic Bank Uganda and Kansai Plascon.
A section of fans at the Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium for the Wakiso Giants, UPDF duel (Credit: Wakiso Giants FC Media)
Other games:
Vipers 3-0 Kataka
Booma 2-0 Tipsa
Police 0-1 Mbale Heroes
Mbarara City 4-0 Iganga Young
Tuesday 22nd March:
Soltilo Bright Stars Vs BUL – Kavumba Recreational Stadium, Wakiso
Express Vs Villa (Round of 32) – Mutesa II Wankulukuku Stadium
Wednesday 23rd March:
Maroons Vs Ndejje University – Prisons Stadium, Luzira
Sunday 3rd April:
Onduparaka Vs Express/SC Villa – AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua city
1999 Stanbic Uganda Cup winners Mbale Heroes overcame Police 1-0 during the 2021-2022 round of 16 stage at Lugogo on Sunday, 20th March 2022.
Bosco Kanyike scored the winner in the 89th minute to send Mbale Heroes to the quarter finals of this knock-out tournament.
At the Kakyeka stadium in Mbarara city, the home side Mbarara City humbled Iganga Young 4-0 in one sided duel.
Henry Kitegenyi, Seiri Agumaho, Solomon Okwalinga (penalty) and Ronald Otti scored the goals for Mbarara City, a club managed by Sadiq Sempigi.
‘We needed such a performance and result as we progressed to the quarter finals. I thank the players for the character. It is a good boost coming to our next matches in the StarTimes Uganda Premier League.’ Sempigi noted after the game.
The Stanbic Uganda Cup round of 16 returns on Monday, 21st March 2022 as Wakiso Giants host UPDF at the Kabaka Kyabaggu stadium, Wakiso.
An explicit overhead kick from Police’s Tonny Mawejje
Next Matches:
Monday 21st March:
Wakiso Giants Vs UPDF – Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium, Wakiso
Tuesday 22nd March:
Soltilo Bright Stars Vs BUL – Kavumba Recreational Stadium, Wakiso
Express Vs Villa (Round of 32) – Mutesa II Wankulukuku Stadium
Wednesday 23rd March:
Maroons Vs Ndejje University – Prisons Stadium, Luzira
Sunday 3rd April:
Onduparaka Vs Express/SC Villa – AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua city
Current holders of the Stanbic Uganda Cup Vipers Sports Club and Booma Football Club qualified for the quarter-finals of the tournament after 3-0 and 2-0 home victories respectively.
Sentamu Yunus, Allan Kayiwa and Paul Mucureezi scored as Vipers comfortably beat Kataka FC 3-0 at St Mary’s Stadium, Kitende.
Ali Ashraf and Clinton Asiimwe were on the mark for Booma as they beat Arua-based Tipsa 2-0 in a tight game at Masindi Stadium.
Vipers team that beat Kataka 3-0 at St Mary’s Stadium, KitendeAction between Booma and TIPSA at Masindi Municipal StadiumVipers’ Bright Anukani passes the ball
Other games:
Sunday 20th March:
Police 0-1 Mbale Heroes
Mbarara City 4-0 Iganga Young
Monday 21st March:
Wakiso Giants Vs UPDF – Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium, Wakiso
Tuesday 22nd March:
Soltilo Bright Stars Vs BUL – Kavumba Recreational Stadium, Wakiso
Express Vs Villa (Round of 32) – Mutesa II Wankulukuku Stadium
Wednesday 23rd March:
Maroons Vs Ndejje University – Prisons Stadium, Luzira
Sunday 3rd April:
Onduparaka Vs Express/SC Villa – AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua city
The FUFA Corporate Social responsibility attached to the Stanbic Uganda Cup 2021/2022 season has been launched.
This was at the round of 16 draws conducted on Wednesday at the FUFA Complex in Mengo.
FUFA Events Manager, Leilah Nankya speaking at the function.
For the last two years, the noble campaign has been on hold due to COVID-19. However, FUFA Events Manager, Leilah Nankya confirmed it is back this year.
FUFA Events Manager, Leilah Nankya.
‘Football is not just a game, it brings people together and we share a lot through it. For the previous two editions we have not had the CSR campaign due to COVID-19 but I’m glad to inform you that we shall have it this year,’ she started before adding, ‘We welcome the general public to embrace this exercise by bringing clothes, shoes, beddings etc that we will give out to the less privileged people in the region where the final will be held.”
Nankya added that football is a unifying tool that should be used to change and touch the lives of people from all sorts of life and therefore through the Stanbic Uganda Cup, basic need like clothes could be of help.
Collection centres for the items will be placed at FUFA, selected Stanbic Bank branches and Plascon Paint outlets.
Stanbic Uganda Cup holders Vipers, Mbarara City and Booma are the latest clubs to advance for the round of 16 stage.
Vipers defeated Kalongo United 3-1 at the Kalongo Technical Institute playground.
Milton Karisa, Najib Yiga and Yunus Junior Sentamu scored for Vipers as Bosco Okot got the consolation for Kalongo United.
At the Kakyeka stadium in Mbarara City, the fans endured pressure and drama witnessing a 11-10 post match penalty victory for Mbarara City as they eliminated three time winners Uganda Revenue Authority (URA).
Normal time had ended all square with 1-goal apiece per side.
URA goalkeeper James Alitho was the villain with his kick missed.
Boma progressed to the last 16 stage with a 1-0 home win over visiting Kajjansi United.
The remaining two fixtures will have the dates fixed by the FUFA Competitions department.
Super Eagles versus Sports Club Villa face off in Gulu at the round of 64. The winner for the Super Eagles/SC Villa tie will face Express at the round of 16 stage.
Stanbic Bank Uganda is the main sponsor of the tournament that has Kansai Plascon as the co-partner.
SOLTILO BRIGHT STARS football club progressed to the round of 16 for the Stanbic Uganda Cup tournament after defeating Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) 1-0 at Lugogo.
Marvin Youngman scored the all important goal for Soltilo Bright Stars.
The early kick off at the same venue had Police pip Gaddafi 1-0 with Juma Balinya on target in the 63rd minute.
Maroons beat Ateker 3-0 in Soroti to advance for the round of 16. Forward Fred Amaku scored twice and Abraham Tusubiira added the other goal.
BUL overcame rival side Busoga United 3-0 at the Kakindu Stadium in Jinja during the derby contest.
Karim Ndugwa netted a brace and former Uganda U-17 defender Walter Ochora scored the third goal on the stroke of full time.
Next games:
Cup holders Vipers visit Kalongo United and URA is away to Mbarara City on Saturday, 26th February 2022.
On the same day, Kajjansi, conquerors of MYDA at the round of 64 will play Booma at Masindi stadium.
Stanbic Bank Uganda is the main sponsor of this tournament. Kansai Plascon is the other partner.
MAIN PHOTO: Soltilo Bright Stars players celebrate their only goal against KCCA, scored by Marvin Youngman
StarTimes Uganda Premier League outfit Onduparaka eliminated fellow top tier side Tooro United out of the Stanbic Uganda Cup with a 2-1 home victory at the AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua city in West Nile.
Onduparaka’s goals came from teenager Gabriel Matata and captain Shaban Mohammed.
Chicharito found the consolation for visiting Tooro United.
Meanwhile, Mbale based Star Times FUFA Big league club Kataka humbled visiting West Nile regional side Paidha Black Angels 2-0 at the Mbale Municipal Stadium in Mbale city.
Baba Joel Onziku and Swamad Okur netted the two goals for Kataka, both in the first half.
Koboko based Tipsa ejected StarTimes FUFA Big League club Kitara 2-1 at the Nyariro Primary school grounds in Koboko.
Tipsa had sent the earlier shock waves during the round of 64 when they eliminated top flight club Arua Hill.
The Uganda Cup round of 32 stage continues on Friday, 25th February 2022 with a double header at the MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo.
During the early kick off, Gaddafi plays Police in the 1 PM kick off duel. At 4 PM, KCCA shall host Soltilo Bright Stars.
In Jinja city, the eagerly awaited Busoga derby between Busoga United and BUL will be played at the Kakindu Stadium on the sam day.
Stanbic Bank Uganda is the main sponsor of this tournament, with Kansai Plascon the other partner.
MAIN PHOTO: Kataka Football Club team that eliminated Paidha Black Angels
The current holders of the Stanbic Uganda Cup trophy Vipers Sports Club kick-started their title defence on a positive note, winning 1-0 over Kigezi Home Boyz during the round of 32 at the Kabale Municipal Stadium on Monday, 21st February 2022.
Yunus Junior Sentamu scored the day’s only goal coming in the 83rd minute.
Vipers will now face Kalongo United at the round of 32.
On the same day, UPDF overcame Impala Hill 1-0 with Yassin Sabir scoring the goal on the stroke of full-time during the round of 32 contest.
UPDF thus became the first club to qualify to the round of 16.
Action continues in the round of 32 on Tuesday, 22nd February 2022.
Round of 32 Matches
Monday 21st February
UPDF1-0 Impala Hill – Bombo Military Barracks grounds
Tuesday 22nd February
Tepa Vs Iganga Young – Ngora High Grounds
Wakiso Giants Vs Kyetume – Wakisha
Mbale Heroes Vs NEC – Sanisro grounds Mbale
Luweero United Vs Ndejje University – Kosovo grounds, Luweero
Wednesday, 23rd February 2022
Tipsa Vs Kitara – Nyariro Primary School grounds, Koboko
Kataka Vs Paidha Black Angels – Mbale Municipal Stadium, Mbale
Onduparaka Vs Tooro United – AbaBet Green Light Greenlight Stadium
Thursday 24th February
Mbarara City Vs URA – Kakyeka Stadium, Mbarara City
Friday 25th February
Busoga United Vs BUL- Kakindu Stadium, Jinja
Ateker Vs Maroons – Soroti Stadium
Police Vs Gaddafi – MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo
KCCA Vs Soltilo Bright Stars – MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo
Saturday, 26th February 2022
Kalongo United Vs Vipers
Booma Vs Kajjansi United – Masindi Stadium
Sunday 27th February 2022
Express Vs Super Eagles or SC Villa – Wankulukuku
MAIN PHOTO: UPDF players celebrate their late goal against Impala Hill at the Army Military Stadium in Bombo
The draw for the round of 32 of the 48th edition in the Stanbic Uganda Cup was held at FUFA House Complex on Friday, February 11, 2022.
FUFA Competitions Director Hajjati Aisha Nalule supervised the draw also graced by Diana Kahunde (Brand and Marketing Manager Consumer and High network – Stanbic Bank Uganda) and Hamid Juma (Honorary FUFA Executive Committee Member).
Other officials who attended were Decolas Kiiza (FUFA Deputy CEO – Football), Sheebah Ampaire (FUFA legal officer) and Shawn Mubiru (FUFA Professional Leagues manager).
Diana Kahunde shows the Busoga United
Kahunde reaffirmed Stanbic Uganda Cup’s bold objective to support the growth of football through sponsorship of this tournament.
‘We are proud to be associated with the Stanbic Uganda Cup. As a brand, we treasure the support of this tournament that unites all the people across the country’ Kahunde noted.
Hajjati Aisha Nalule
Nalule confirmed that matches at this round will be held between 21st and 27th February 2022.
Once again the clubs were reminded that only grounds with all green surfaces will be used.
Stanbic Uganda is the main sponsor and Kansai Plascon is the other partner.
Decolas KiizaShawn Mubiru
Full Draw for Round of 32
Tepa Vs Iganga Young – Ngora
Onduparaka Vs Tooro United – AbaBet Green Light Stadium, Arua
Luweero United Vs Ndejje University – Kosovo playground, Luweero
Express Vs Super Eagles or SC Villa – Betway Mutesa II Wankulukuku
Busoga United Vs BUL – Kakindu Stadium, Jinja city
Police Vs Gaddafi – MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo
Ateker Vs Maroons – Soroti
KCCA Vs Soltilo Bright Stars – MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo
Kalongo United Vs Kigezi Home Boyz or Vipers – Agago
Mbarara City Vs URA – Kakyeka Stadium
Mbale Heroes Vs NEC– San Siro
TIPSA Vs Kitara – Koboko
Kataka Vs Paidha Black Angels – Mbale Municipal Stadium
Wakiso Giants Vs Kyetume – Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium, Wakiso
UPDF Vs Impala Hill – Army Barracks Stadium, Bombo
The first blood in the round of 64 for the 2021-2022 Stanbic Uganda Cup tournament has been drawn.
Three clubs are already assured of berths at the round of 32.
Rusekere Growers, Gaddafi and Booma are through following respective victories at the stage of 64 on Tuesday, January 18, 2022.
Rusekere Growers ejected Kataka 1-0 at the Rusekere ground in Kabomu, Kabalore district with Rocky Ayebale scoring the only goal.
Gaddafi needed a 5-3 post match penalty victory to eliminate Heros after a 0-0 result in normal time under rains at the Akii Bua stadium in Lira city.
Booma humbled Nyamityobora 4-1 in a one-sided duel at the Masindi stadium.
The game between BUL and Bundimasoli at the Christ King playground – Nyahuka in Bundibungyo district was not played pending a decision by the FUFA Competitions department.
The round of 64 continues on Wednesday, 19th January 2022.
