Gaddafi FC has officially parted ways with head coach Allan Kabonge after a series of underwhelming performances in the FUFA Big League. The Entebbe-based club has faced a challenging spell, losing three of their last five matches, prompting the management to make a change in leadership. Currently sitting second in the league standings with 31
The Uganda Cranes reignited their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification hopes with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Guinea on Tuesday evening at Nelson Mandela Stadium, Namboole. Vipers SC forward Allan Okello delivered the decisive moment of the contest, curling home a stunning free kick in the 37th minute to secure a much-needed three points for
With the prestigious Buganda Masaza Cup fast approaching, all eyes are on Gomba Saza, the most successful team in the tournament’s history. The five-time champions have already made a bold statement by unveiling their 2025 technical team, led by the experienced head coach Simon Dungu, popularly known as ‘Dunga.’ In a high-profile ceremony, the Gomba
The 2025 National Basketball League (NBL) commenced in electrifying fashion on Friday, March 21st, at the Lugogo Indoor Arena, treating fans to exhilarating action-packed encounters. In a pulsating clash, Namuwongo Blazers eked out a dramatic 81-80 victory over defending champions and record titleholders, City Oilers. The Oilers stamped their authority early, dominating the first quarter
Jinja-based Bul FC delivered a dominant performance as they thrashed Total FC 7-0 to book their place in the Uganda Cup quarter-finals. Right from the opening whistle, Bul FC asserted control, creating early opportunities. In the fourth minute, Jeromy Kirya’s effort narrowly missed the target, while in the seventh minute, a well-placed cross from Mwere
SC Villa marched into the quarter-finals of the Stanbic Uganda Cup after a narrow 1-0 victory over Lugazi FC in Najjembe. A crucial second-half goal from Reagan Mpande proved enough to separate the two sides, bringing an end to Lugazi’s unbeaten tournament run while also marking Villa’s third straight win in all competitions. The game
Gomba Saza has officially named Simon Ddungu, popularly known as ‘Dunga,’ as their new head coach in preparation for the highly anticipated 2025 Buganda Masaza Tournament. The announcement was made on Tuesday, March 18, during an unveiling event at Mulengera Sports Arena in Nsangi. The appointment of Dunga has sparked enthusiasm among Gomba supporters, as
The highly competitive Uganda Cup round of 16 fixtures resume on Tuesday, March 18, following an exciting start to this stage. Holders Kitara FC progressed after edging past Gaddafi FC 2-1, while Police FC secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Maroons FC. The knockout battle now intensifies as record nine-time winners SC Villa aim to
Uganda’s Victoria Pearls delivered a commanding performance to outclass Namibia’s Capricorn Eagles in the grand finale of the inaugural Women’s Day Cup. After winning the toss, Namibia opted to bat first, but Uganda’s disciplined bowling attack dismantled their lineup, leaving them struggling at 21/6. A valiant effort from Mekelaye Mwatile and Vilka Mwatile provided some
Buhimba United Saints once again displayed their championship credentials by staging a thrilling comeback to defeat Kataka 2-1 in a FUFA Big League showdown on Sunday, March 16, 2025. The table toppers reinforced their dominance, widening the gap at the summit while securing a double over Lufumbi’s side. Earlier in the season, they had also