Vipers SC squandered an opportunity to climb to the summit of the Uganda Premier League after being held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by bottom-placed
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Short-Handed Vipers Seek Statement Win on First-Ever Visit to Calvary
Vipers SC enter new territory on Tuesday as they make their maiden Uganda Premier League trip to Yumbe to face struggling Calvary FCbut they will
BUL Seek Revival as KCCA’s Title Charge Faces a Njeru Test
The FUFA Technical Centre in Njeru will once again command league attention on Sunday, not because of its reputation as a fortress, but because of
Mayanja Strikes Early as Maroons Stun Villa in Fiery Luzira Clash
Maroons FC delivered a disciplined and high-intensity performance to edge SC Villa 1-0 in a heated Uganda Premier League encounter at the Prisons Grounds in
In-Form Maroons Look to Extend Hoodoo as Villa Chase Leadership
SC Villa’s push for early-season authority faces a familiar roadblock as they travel to Luzira, a venue that has historically troubled the record league champions
Karisa Strike Sends Vipers Top Despite Stalemate at Lugogo
Vipers SC climbed to the summit of the Uganda Premier League table after battling to a 1–1 draw against NEC FC on Friday night at
UPDF FC Defeat Lugazi FC 2-0 in Uganda Premier League Clash at Bombo
UPDF FC claimed a solid 2-0 victory over Lugazi FC in a Uganda Premier League match held at Bombo Barracks on Friday. The game started
Lugazi Look to Reset Their Season as Leku Returns for Crucial Bombo Trip
Lugazi FC head to Bombo on Friday with a renewed sense of hope as striker Alfred Leku makes his long-awaited return, injecting much-needed firepower into
Vipers Look to Send a Message as NEC Aim to Halt Champions’ Charge
Vipers SC return to Lugogo tonight not just in search of three points, but to remind the league that the champions are nowhere near surrendering
Kitara, URA Set for Tactical Chess Match as Golola Seeks Stability and Bbosa Hunts Statement Result
URA FC and Kitara FC collide tonight at Hamz Stadium, Nakivubo in a fixture that has suddenly become less about form and more about identity,