UGANDA PREMEIR LEAGUE

In a major U-turn, the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has confirmed that the Uganda Premier League will revert to its old and familiar format. The decision was reached on Saturday following a high-level meeting between FUFA officials, the Uganda Premier League secretariat, and club representatives at FUFA House in Mengo. FUFA President Moses

Mbarara City and BUL FC delivered a pulse-quickening spectacle at Kakyeka Stadium on Friday evening as the two sides shared spoils in a 1-1 draw that had the home faithful alternately roaring and biting their nails. The visitors drew first blood when former Mbarara hitman Seiri Arigumaho ghosted behind the defence to slot home in

Newly promoted Buhimba United Saints continued their dream start to life in the topflight with a statement victory, edging Kitara FC 1-0 in a pulsating Bunyoro derby at Royals Park, Butema on Thursday evening. In a clash that had the entire Hoima region buzzing with anticipation, The Saints once again rose to the occasion displaying

Lugazi FC showcased grit, character, and tactical brilliance as they battled to a hard-fought goalless draw against KCCA FC on Thursday evening at the MTN Omondi Stadium, Lugogo. From the opening whistle, the Leaders were disciplined, organized, and unyielding, refusing to bow to the relentless pressure of the Kasasiro Boys. Every attack from the home

According to reports from PitchSide by Peter Tabu, the First Lady and Minister of Education & Sports, Janet Kataha Museveni, is soon expected to meet with Vipers Sports Club led by club president Dr. Lawrence Mulindwa to discuss the club’s concerns over the controversial new Uganda Premier League (UPL) format. The meeting, which is also

Former SC Villa president and outspoken football critic Ben Misagga has waded into the ongoing standoff between Vipers SC and the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA), warning that the dispute threatens to tear apart the very fabric of the 2025/26 Uganda Premier League. In a fiery opinion piece published in both the Daily Monitor

StarTimes, the main sponsor of the Uganda Premier League, has expressed deep concern over Vipers Sports Club’s refusal to participate in the league’s double header, saying the move undermines both the competition and its broadcast value. Speaking on NBS Sport, StarTimes Vice President Aldrine Nsubuga said the decision by Vipers “changes the dynamics, cuts down

The Uganda Premier League (UPL) Secretariat has issued a comprehensive response to Vipers Sports Club’s recent decision and remarks regarding their refusal to play in the earlier scheduled double header against Kitara FC. In a statement released on Wednesday, October 8, the Secretariat emphasized its unwavering commitment to maintaining transparency, collaboration, and unity among all

Shadow Sports Minister and football agent Godfrey Kayemba SSolo has urged national and international football bodies to intervene following protests over the Uganda Premier League’s new format warning that poor consultation risks losing fans, sponsors and investors. Godfrey Kayemba Ssolo has fired a warning shot at the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA), asking the