Kitara FC will make a short trip to Wankulukuku to face reigning champions SC Villa in a highly anticipated Uganda Premier League clash. The Royals
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Wakiso Giants Host BUL FC in Crucial Uganda Premier League Clash
Wakiso Giants welcomes BUL FC today in the Uganda Premier League at Kabaka Kyabaggu Stadium in what promises to be an intense encounter. BUL FC
KCCA FC eye redemption as they host struggling Mbarara City
KCCA FC will be seeking to bounce back to winning ways when they host Mbarara City under the floodlights at Lugogo. The Kasasiro Boys are
Cameroon dim Kenya Junior Starlets’ hope for second World Cup ticket
Kenya Junior Starlets bid for a second consecutive World Cup appearance billowed in smoke following a 3-1 loss to Cameroon in the second leg of
NEC wins Mbale Heroes to keep title hopes alive
NEC FC secured a 2-0 victory over Mbale Heroes in the Uganda Premier League on Friday at Lugogo. This win kept their title aspirations alive.
FUFA Disciplinary Panel sanctions Kataka FC for attack on match officials
Kataka FC has been sanctioned by the FUFA Disciplinary Panel (FDP) for breaching Article 14 of the FUFA Ethics and Disciplinary Code following violent incidents
FUFA gives BUL FC coach Kikomeko Abbey a six-month suspension
BUL FC head coach Kikomeko Abbey has been handed a six-month suspension from all football-related activities by the FUFA Disciplinary Panel (FDP) following his violent
FUFA bans BUL FC’s Mwere Nicholas for eight matches over referee incident
BUL FC midfielder Mwere Nicholas has been suspended for eight matches and fined UGX 1,000,000 by the FUFA Disciplinary Panel (FDP) after he was found
BUL FC’s Walter Ochora slapped with 10 match ban for pushing referee
BUL FC defender Walter Ochora has been handed a 10-match suspension from all FUFA organised competitions and fined UGX 1,000,000 by the FUFA Disciplinary Panel
FUFA hands two-natch bans to three Kitara FC Players for misconduct
The FUFA Disciplinary Panel (FDP) has suspended three Kitara FC players, Titus Ssematimba, Henry Kaddu Patrick, and George Senkaaba for two matches each from all