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Uganda Premier League | Fixture
Police take on Wakiso Giants in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Kavumba Recreation Grounds on Wednesday.
The Cops will be looking to end a winless run of three consecutive draws when they host Wakiso Giants at Kavumba in their 11th league fixture.
In their last match, Police squandered the lead twice, settling for a 2-2 draw against UPDF.
This followed two goalless stalemates against Lugazi and NEC, stretching their search for a win since their last victory at the end of October — a 2-1 triumph over Mbale Heroes, which remains their only home win of the season.
The recent draw marked their seventh stalemate of the campaign, including three consecutive draws in their opening fixtures.
So far, Police FC have only managed two wins this season, accumulating 13 points and sitting ninth on the log, just three points shy of the top four.
Despite their struggles, the Cops remain unbeaten at home and have only lost once overall this season — a 2-1 away defeat to Vipers.
Police head coach Simon Peter Mugerwa is banking on their strong home record to boost their chances in this encounter.
“Now that we are at home, we want to correct the mistakes we made last time. We defended poorly in the last game, so we need to improve. This time, we want to perform well in all departments to secure the three points,” Mugerwa stated.
Uganda Premier League | Fixture
BUL take on UPDF in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Lugazi Stadium in Najjembe on Wednesday evening.
The oil manufacturers seek to arrest the poor run by bouncing back into winning ways after three straight draws.
BUL has been held by Maroons, Express and Mbale Heroes in games where they had all the chances to bag maximum points.
BUL head coach Abbey Kikomeko is confident that they will put in all it takes to secure maximum points on the day.
“We are going to put in what it takes to win our second home game of the season,” the gaffer strongly noted.
“We create chances in all our games but fail to convert them, but we have worked on that, and we are going out for revenge tomorrow,” he added.
“We are hosting UPDF tomorrow after our barren draw against Maroons last time out. UPDF is one of the teams that dented our title hopes last season,” he concluded.
On the other side of the paper, UPDF will be all out to secure the first away win of the ongoing campaign.
They have suffered three defeats and made two draws in the five games they have played away from home.
Last season, UPDF managed to pick up six points (2-0 and 0-1) from the two games played against the Jinja-based side.
Uganda Premier League | Results
KCCA shared spoils with Lugazi in a one-all draw in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Lugazi Stadium on Saturday.
The game started on a slow note as both sides preferred to build from the back as they grew in tempo and rhythm.
However, the first half ended goalless as none of the two sides found the back of the net.
Sadat Anaku broke the deadlock with a spectacular strike as KCCA took the lead two minutes into the second stanza.
The talisman found the back of the net with a powerful effort after being set up by Usama Arafat.
Derrick Mwanje was quick to pounce onto a loose ball in the area thus levelling matters with 12 minutes to end the game.
The Kasasiro Boys failed to clear the corner kick and were instantly punished by Mwanje.
The point leaves KCCA third on the log with 19 points while Lugazi is 12th with 11 points after playing 10 games in the ongoing campaign.
Uganda Premier League | Result
NEC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory against SC Villa in the Uganda Premier League encounter at MTN Omondi Stadium on Friday.
In an end-to-end encounter, NEC secured maximum points to go back on top of the log.
SC Villa started strong creating several chances on the day but failed to find the back of the net in the first stanza of the game.
Jonah Patrick Kakande and Charles Lwanga came close but were not sharp enough in front of the goal.
Paul Mucureezi broke the deadlock in the 57th minute with a low drive that went through Jean Braddy Wokorach’s palms.
Hakim Kiwanuka levelled matters in the 72nd minute with an exciting finish to bring back the game to life.
It was a well-built goal that was kick-started by Anorld Odong before Charles Lwanga set up the eventual goal scorer.
With four minutes to end the game, Cromwell Rwothomio silenced the visitors with an acrobatic effort that guided the ball into the back of the net.
The victory takes NEC on top of the log with 22 points while SC Villa remained fifth with 14 points after playing 10 games.
Uganda Premier League | Result
Express registered a 3-1 victory against Mbarara City in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo.
The result meant Kaddu who took over the reigns following the departure of Baker Mbowa remains unbeaten.
In that period, the team has played four games, winning two and drawing as many.
Express were brilliant from the start and showed character to overcome the Ankole Lions.
Abdulahi Rashid Kawawa bagged a brace while Sam Ssenyonjo added the other goal for Express FC while defender Joseph Kafumbe got the consolation for Mbarara City FC.
Kawawa opened the scores in the 21st minite, heading from close range when Richard Bassangwa set him up.
The visitors levelled matters in the 37th minute with Kafumbe drilling home when Express failed to clear the lines.
The home side however we quick to regain their lead with Kawawa restoring parity three minutes later.
A poor clearance by Mbarara City goalkeeper Abdul Kimera gifted the ball to Kawawa who was at the centre line. He took it with power from distance into the net.
In the second stanza, another defensive mistake by Mbarara City was punished by Ssenyonjo who put the icing on the cake with Express’ third goal of the day.
The result takes Express FC to fourth place on 16 points while Mbarara City FC stay put in 10th place with 12 points.
Uganda Premier League | League
Mbale Heroes secured a hard fought victory against Bright Stars in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Mbale Municipal Stadium.
Cosia Waiswa scored the only and all-important goal to give Mbale Heroes maximum points on the day.
Mbale Heroes finally got the first win under Asaph Mwebaze’s reign.
Mbale Heroes returned to the Mbale based side on Wednesday, October 16 for the second reign.
The gaffer has been in charge of five league games where the team has lost thrice and drawn twice.
The game started on the low as both sides fired blanks in the first stanza.
Ten minutes into the second stanza, Waiswa broke the deadlock with a brilliant strike as the home crowd went on their feet in jubilation.
This was Mbale Heroes’ second win in the 2024/25 campaign after the narrow 1-0 victory against SC Villa.
The victory takes Mbale Heroes in the 14th position with eight points while Bright Stars lie bottom of the log with six points.
Uganda Premier League | Results
Mbarara City secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Mbale Heroes in the Uganda Premier League at Kakyeka Stadium on Saturday.
Joseph Akadwanaho’s solo effort made the difference, earning Mbarara City all three points in a closely contested match.
Mbale Heroes suffered their sixth loss of the season, extending their poor run in the league as they continue to search for a lifeline.
On the other hand, Mbarara City celebrated their maiden home win in four games played at Kakyeka.
Henry Kitegenyi came close to opening the scoring in the 19th minute but failed to beat goalkeeper Paul Majapwani.
Despite creating several half-chances, neither side managed to find the net in the first half, which ended goalless.
The breakthrough came in the 55th minute when Akadwanaho struck with a precise effort that navigated through a crowded defense before nestling into the back of the net.
The victory lifts Mbarara City to 10th place with 12 points, while Mbale Heroes remain rooted at the bottom of the table with just five points.
Uganda Premier League | Results
Vipers secured a well-deserved 2-0 victory against URA in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo, on Friday.
Milton Karisa and Allan Okello were on target as Vipers claimed the maximum points to go top of the log.
The Vipers were the better side from word go but were not sharp enough in the first stanza of the game.
Karisa’s header went narrowly wide in the 36th minute as he nearly gave Vipers the lead in the cagey game.
Pacy forward Moses Aliro was the only threat for the hosts in the first half but failed to guide the ball on target.
Karisa finally broke the deadlock in the 56th minute, finding the back of the net from a very tight angle after a big error in URA’s backline.
Okello doubled Vipers’ lead with a fine header off Karisa’s delivery in a great team goal.
The victory takes Vipers to the log summit with 20 points while URA lie 10th with 11 points after playing nine games.
Uganda Premier League – Results
Kitara secured a well-deserved 4-0 victory against UPDF in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Royals Park, Buteme on Friday evening.
The victory ended the Royals’ winless run of seven goals with six losses and a loss.
Fred Amaku broke the deadlock in the 14th minute after converting from the 12-yard mark.
Kabon Living doubled Kitara’s double with a brilliant strike past goalkeeper Richard Anyama into the top right corner after 23 minutes.
Ten minutes later, UPDF had a chance to pull back one but Chrispas Kusiima saved Benard Muwanga’s penalty.
At the stroke of the first half, Kabon scored Kitara’s third as the hosts further stretched their lead.
Three minutes into the second half, George Senkaba joined the party with the hosts’ fourth as Kitara further imposed their presence in the game.
The victory guided Kitara to the 14th position with seven points while UPDF lie eighth with 12 points after nine games.
Uganda Premier League | Results
NEC secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over KCCA in a Uganda Premier League clash at the MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo on Thursday evening.
The Kasasiro Boys suffered their first loss of the season in their ninth game of the 2024/25 campaign.
Mazamir Mutyaba’s solitary strike was the difference between the two Lugogo-based sides. NEC executed a solid game plan, effectively limiting KCCA’s space to operate in midfield.
KCCA had an early chance when Saidi Mayanja unleashed a shot, but it went straight into Hannigton Ssebwalunyo’s hands.
In the 20th minute, Mutyaba broke the deadlock with a spectacular strike from outside the box, leaving the hosts trailing.
Just before halftime, Ashraf Mugume forced Ssebwalunyo into a brilliant save from close range, keeping NEC’s lead intact.
Controversy arose in the second half when Sadat Anaku was fouled at the edge of the box. While KCCA players appealed for a penalty, the referee awarded a free kick instead. Usama Arafat stepped up but sent his effort wide of the target.
In added time, Anaku failed to connect with a precise delivery from James Mubezi, sealing KCCA’s fate as their chances fizzled out.
The victory lifts NEC to the top of the table with 19 points, one ahead of KCCA, after nine games in the campaign.