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Atlas Lions Roar to Sink Cameroon and Book AFCON Semi-Final Spot
Morocco kept their Africa Cup of Nations dream alive with a composed 2–0 victory over Cameroon, sealing a place in the semi-finals after extra time
Ndiaye Delivers as Senegal Edge Mali
Senegal moved a step closer to another Africa Cup of Nations crown after securing a narrow 1–0 victory over Mali in a hard-fought quarter-final at
Ssebuufu Strike Seals Villa’s Statement Win as Express Misfire at Hamz stadium
SC Villa walked away from Hamz stadium, Nakivubo with maximum points after a disciplined and streetwise display earned them a narrow Uganda Premier League victory
FUFA Tightens Integrity Net as Buhimba United Saints Trio Benched Pending Match-Fixing Probe
Ugandan football has been thrust back into the spotlight over integrity concerns after FUFA moved swiftly to shield the game from alleged malpractice. Three Buhimba
Karim Ndugwa Strike Ends BUL’s Winless Run, Secures First Victory Under Isabirye
BUL FC finally ended their eight-game winless streak in the Uganda Premier League with a narrow 1–0 victory over newly promoted Calvary FC at the
Kalema and Asiki Fire Kitara Past UPDF as Hoima Side Climbs to Fifth
Kitara FC continued their impressive Uganda Premier League campaign with a hard-fought 2–1 victory over UPDF FC, a result that lifted the Hoima-based side to
Pressure, Not Promises, Greet Isabirye as BUL Chase Revival in Yumbe
Alex Isabirye’s return to BUL FC is less about nostalgia and more about survival. The seasoned tactician begins his third stint in charge with little
Okello and Watambala Fire Vipers Back to the Summit
Vipers SC tightened their grip on the Uganda Premier League title race with a composed 2–0 victory over Mbarara City FC at St Mary’s Stadium,
Petković hails patience as Desabre rues fine margins after late Algeria strike
Algeria head coach Vladimir Petković praised his side’s composure and belief, while DR Congo’s Sébastien Desabre lamented missed moments, after a dramatic extra-time finish settled