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Isabirye Returns to Steer BUL FC’s Revival
BUL Football Club has announced the return of Alex Isabirye as team manager, signing a two-year renewable deal and taking charge immediately. He succeeds Abbey
Vipers Demand Clarity as Stalled Kitara Fixture Sparks League Fairness Concerns
Vipers SC have intensified pressure on the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA), accusing the governing body of allowing uncertainty to cloud the Uganda Premier
UPPC edge Kitara in Entebbe
UPPC FC secured a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Kitara FC in a Uganda Premier League Matchday 11 encounter played at Bugonga Fisheries Ground in Entebbe.
Festive Points at Stake as In-Form Kitara Visit Resilient UPPC
Kitara and UPPC lock horns today at Bugonga Fisheries Ground in Entebbe in a Uganda Premier League clash that could significantly shape the top-half picture
END OF AN ERA: Who Will Take the Reins at BUL FC After Abbey Kikomeko’s Shock Exit?
JINJA — The “Eastern Giants” are officially in search of a new commander. Following the sudden sacking of Abbey Bogere Kikomeko today, December 17, the
Villa Edge Calvary to Tighten Grip on Top Three
SC Villa edged past bottom-placed Calvary FC with a narrow 1–0 victory in a Uganda Premier League encounter played at the FUFA Kadiba Stadium, a
Vipers Close in on KCCA After Gritty Away Win at Lugazi
Vipers SC kept the Uganda Premier League title race alive with a hard-fought 2–1 away victory over Lugazi FC, cutting the gap on leaders KCCA
BUL FC Sacks headcoach Abbey Kikomeko, Suspends Entire Backroom Staff
JINJA – In a move that has sent shockwaves through the Uganda Premier League, BUL Football Club has officially parted ways with Head Coach Bogere
Pride and pressure as URA, Express Seek reset away from home
Two of Uganda’s traditional heavyweights head into midweek fixtures with bruised confidence, knowing that anything short of victory will deepen concern rather than silence it.