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Uganda Premier League | Results

Kitara secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against SC Villa in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Royal Park, Buteme, on Tuesday.

Denis Omedi had a chance to give the hosts a lead after 14 seconds, but he put the ball inches off the frame.

David Ndihabwe forced goalkeeper Meddie Kibirige in a big save as he palmed away a powerful effort in the 31st minute.

Ronald Otti came close in the 42nd minute, but his bouncing header went narrowly above the frame in another wasted chance.

Kitara came back to the second half hungry to take an early lead, but SC Villa’s backline stood tall and firm.

Jude Ssemugabi came close to finding the back of the net, but his powerful header could not get on the target.

At the death of the game, Nyanzi tapped home Rogers Mugisha’s well-weighed delivery in front of the goal.

The victory takes Kitara to the seventh position with 21 points while SC Villa is eighth with 20 points after 15 games.

Uganda Premier League | Results

Vipers secure a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Maroons in a Uganda Premier League encounter on Saturday.

In a game played at St Mary’s Stadium, it was a closely contested game but the hosts grilled maximum points out of the encounter.

Allan Okello came close to giving Vipers the lead in the 13th minute but goalkeeper Simon Tamale calmly collected the effort.

Three minutes later, Vipers were awarded an indirect freekick after Rogers Torach was kicked on the head in the dangerous area.

Moses Waiswa and Allan Okello stepped before the former curled the ball into the back of the net.

In the 25th minute, Kenneth Kimera had a chance to double Vipers’ lead but the forward nodded the ball wide of the frame.

Ivan Asaba tried to drive the visitors upfront but Nicholas Wadada put in a great shift to mark the talisman.

Two days into the second half, Nicholas Wadada’s searching cross almost dropped into the net but Tamale palmed the ball over the frame.

In the 52nd minute, Gusto Mulongo beat his marker but failed to find the target from a tight angle.

The widens Vipers’ lead on the log with 34 points while Maroons have 22 points in 15 games played.

Uganda Premier League | Results

SC Villa secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against URA in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Luzira Prison Grounds on Saturday.

Francis Onekalit was on the target as the Jogoos registered maximum points on the day.

SC Villa ended their four-game winless run with a narrow victory against the Tax Collectors.

SC Villa was very wasteful in the first half, having created many chances but converting none.

Onekalit broke the 62nd minute with a great finish that got the fans into jubilation.

It was a great finish that was started by quick-footed midfielder Tonny Atukunda in a counterattack.

The victory takes SC Villa to the seventh position with 20 points while URA remains sixth with 21 points.

Uganda Premier League | Result

Isaac Wagoina’s double secured BUL FC’s fourth victory of the season as they edged Lugazi FC 2-1 in a Uganda Premier League encounter at Lugazi Stadium, Najjembe, on Friday.

Wagoina opened the scoring in the 22nd minute, pouncing on a rebound from Ibrahim Orit’s powerful effort after the hosts failed to clear their lines.

However, Lugazi responded swiftly, with Abdul Kalanzi levelling the score following a mix-up between BUL’s defence and goalkeeper, as neither took decisive action to clear the ball.

The hosts dominated possession in the first half but lacked sharpness in the final third, failing to capitalize on their attacking play.

BUL nearly regained the lead when Ibrahim Orit came close, but luck was not on his side.

Deep into stoppage time, Wagoina sealed the victory, tapping into an empty net after Lugazi’s poor defensive positioning from a set piece cost them at least a point.

The win lifts BUL to seventh place with 19 points, while Lugazi remains 13th with 13 points.

Vipers SC secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over UPDF FC in a Uganda Premier League clash at Bombo Barracks Grounds on Friday.

The win extended their lead at the top of the table to four points ahead of second-placed NEC.

Allan Okello fired the visitors into the lead in the 15th minute, capitalizing on a rebound after UPDF failed to clear their lines.

Ten minutes later, Vipers goalkeeper Alfred Mudekereza produced a brilliant save to deny Frank Mugisha’s powerful free-kick from distance.

In the 35th minute, Okello was denied a second goal from close range by UPDF shot-stopper Richard Anyama, who made a crucial save.

Two minutes later, Milton Karisa came close to doubling Vipers’ lead, but his header, off a well-delivered Moses Waiswa free-kick, struck the woodwork.

Seven minutes into the second half, Andrew Kigozi skillfully beat two defenders before setting up Bashir Kabuye, who failed to find the target, sending his effort wide.

With 13 minutes left to play, Vipers were reduced to 10 men after Derrick Ndahiro received a red card.

Despite being a man down, the visitors held firm and even had a late opportunity to seal the win.

However, Abubaker Lawal squandered a golden chance in stoppage time after being set up by Richard Matovu.

The result leaves UPDF in 11th place with 17 points from 14 games.

Uganda Premier League | Results
Express 2-1 Bright Stars

Express SC returned to winning ways with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Bright Stars in their Uganda Premier League encounter on Thursday evening.

The hosts almost took an early lead when Rashid Kawawa cut in from the left, but his effort went narrowly wide.

However, it was the visitors who struck first. Ashraf Mulindi opened the scoring in the 6th minute, calmly slotting in Nelson Senkatuka’s delivery past goalkeeper Emmanuel Kalyowa.

Bright Stars had an opportunity to double their lead in the 27th minute when Marvin Youngman set up Senkatuka, but the latter’s poor control at the edge of the box squandered the chance.

Express found their equalizer in the 56th minute when Conrad Ssenjogera powered a header into the net from Joseph Zziwa’s precise delivery.

The home side continued to press and survived a scare in the 62nd minute when Kalyowa made a crucial save to deny Kato Nemeyimana’s flick.

Express capitalized on their momentum in the 74th minute, with Ssenjogera tapping in his second goal from close range after being set up by Sam Ssenyonjo.

Bright Stars’ hopes of mounting a comeback were dashed when Marvin Youngman was sent off for slapping Ssenjogera in retaliation, leaving his side reduced to 10 men.

The victory lifts Express to fifth place with 22 points, while Bright Stars remain in 14th place with just nine points from 14 games.

Uganda Premier League | Results

Ivan Mayanja scored the lonely strike as Maroons secured a 1-0 victory against Mbale Heroes in the Uganda Premier League encounter on Thursday.

In the game that was played at Prison Grounds, Luzira, the hosts were on the front foot from the opening minute to the last.

Mayanja gave the hosts the lead in the 15th minute after converting from the 12-yard mark.

Mbale Heroes tried to return to the game by throwing several bodies upfront but the hosts’ backline stood tall and firm.

Ivan Asaba had a chance to double Maroons lead but his penalty was saved in the 42nd minute.

In the second half, the Maroons kicked off with the right rhythm but failed to go past Delton Oyo’s gloves, who was eventually voted man of the match.

Five minutes into the second stanza, Jackson Nunda and Godwin Kitagenda were introduced for Denis Rukundo and Mayanja.

The victory takes Maroons in the fourth position with 22 points while Mbale Heroes have nine points in 14 points. 

Vipers climbed to the summit of the Uganda Premier League table with a commanding 4-0 victory over struggling Mbale Heroes at Mbale.

The visitors almost took an early lead when Gusto Mulongo failed to tap into an empty net after Milton Karisa set him up.

However, Karisa redeemed himself by breaking the deadlock in the 10th minute with a brilliant header, courtesy of a precise cross from Nicholas Wadada on the right flank.

Vipers continued to dominate, and Allan Mulongo came close to doubling the lead in the 20th minute, but his effort struck the frame of the goal.

Just before halftime, Allan Okello made it 2-0 with a powerful strike that ricocheted off the post before finding the back of the net.

In the 74th minute, Okello bagged his second goal of the match with a clinical finish following a left-footed delivery.

Two minutes later, Karisa completed the rout with a composed strike, sealing a much-needed victory for the visitors.

The win propels Vipers to the top of the league with 28 points, while Mbale Heroes remain rooted at the bottom with only nine points from 13 games.

Maroons secured a well-deserved 2-1 victory against Police in the Uganda Premier League encounter at Kavumba Recreation Centre on Thursday.

Maroons bounced back to winning ways after suffering a shocking 4-0 defeat to Kitara in the previous match day.

Isaac Ogwang gave the hosts a quick league after he found the back of the net in the sixth minute.

However, even after falling early, Maroons kept composed and played from the back to launch endless attacks.

In the 24th minute, Ivan Asaba was tripped in the box and the referee awarded Maroons a penalty.

Asaba stepped up and converted from the 12-yard mark to level matters.

Despite, Maroons being on the front foot, the first half ended 1-1 setting a great tone ahead of the second stanza.

Eight minutes into the second stanza, Asaba finally gave Maroons the well-deserved lead after being set up by Abel Etrude.

The victory sent Maroons into the sixth position with 19 points while Police lay seventh with 17 points in 13 games.

URA secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Lugazi during a Uganda Premier League encounter at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo on Thursday.

The Tax Collectors condemned Lugazi to the first defeat in six games played in the ongoing league.

The Leaders had played to five consecutive stalemates in the league, but URA ended the run.

The game started with a low temple as both sides tried to keep a respectable shape and limit the opponent’s attacks.

Ivan Ahimbisibwe broke the deadlock in the 23rd minute with an emphatic finish after being set up by Joseph Semujju.

In the 36th  minute, Laban Tibita lost possession in a dangerous area but Freedom Mungudit failed to capitalise on the great opportunity.

URA came close to doubling their lead but custodian Emuran Fahad palmed away Shariph Kimbowa’s effort in the 70th minute.

The victory sends URA in the 4th position with 21 points while Lugazi lie 12th with 13 points after 13 games.