Buhimba United Saints showed that their early-season momentum is no fluke, brushing aside Calvary FC 2-0 in a rescheduled Uganda Premier League encounter played on Saturday morning at Royals Park, Butema.
After a torrential Friday downpour forced officials to postpone the tie due to a flooded pitch, the Saints returned with renewed hunger and turned adversity into advantage.
Mustapha Ntege Anwar set the tone midway through the first half with a composed finish that calmed early nerves. As Calvary struggled to find rhythm, Swadik Moro struck just before halftime to seal the points for the hosts in front of their jubilant fans.
The result marks a dream start for the league newcomers, who had already upset Entebbe UPPC 1-0 in their opening fixture. With two wins from two, Buhimba United now sit proudly at the summit of the table — a remarkable statement for a team only recently promoted to the top flight.
Calvary, meanwhile, are still searching for their first points of the campaign, rooted at the bottom as they continue to adjust to the demands of Premier League football.
Buhimba’s perfect start, achieved through discipline and efficiency, signals that they may be more than just survival hopefuls this season.
