FUFA Drum: Lango, Acholi and Kampala win away on Match Day 4 - FUFA: Federation of Uganda Football Associations

Posted on April 15, 2018 - 4:18 am by Ahmed Marsha

The FUFA Drum (Match Day 4 – Saturday 14^th April, 2018 Results)

Busoga 0-0 Teso
Bugisu 8-0 Sebei
Buganda 1-3 Lango
Kigezi 0-1 Acholi
Rwenzori 1-3 Kampala

Lango, Kampala and Acholi managed to register victories away during the FUFA Drum match day 4 matches played on Saturday, 14th April 2018.

Kampala recorded a 3-1 win over Rwenzori at the Nyahuka grounds in Bundibugyo district.

Bright Stars FC captain and Uganda Cranes striker Nelson Senkatuka scored a hat-trick in the match.

Nyamityobora Football club winger Robert Mukhongotya got the consolation for the home side.

Nelson Senkatuka attempts to dribble the ball away from Rwenzori’s opponent

This was Kampala Province’s fourth victory in a row, making them the only team with a 100 percent record.

The FUFA President, Eng. Moses Magogo watched this game and he was the Chief Guest.

He presented over the man of the match plaque to Kampala’s Senkatuka with the cash prize of Shs. 100,000.

FUFA President, Eng Moses Magogo hands over a plaque to Nelson Senkatuka and cash worth Shs 100,000 for his outstanding effort in Kampala’s 3-1 win away to Rwenzori

Lango recovered from a goal down to silence Buganda at the Bishops S.S play ground in Mukono.

Buganda took a quick lead through Allan Kayiwa’s powerful header in the 10th minute. It was quickly neutralized five minutes later with Dickens Okwir’s equalizer.

Okwi scored the second goal before substitute Wanok Petit of Soana F.C capped the icing on the cake with the third goal.

At the Kabale Municipal Stadium, Hudu Mulikyi, a midfielder with URA FC was the hero with Acholi’s only goal in their 1-0 away win against Kigezi.

Goalkeeper Emmanuel Rubangakene is lifted high aloft by excited fans after their 1-0 win away to Kigezi Province at the Kabale Municipal Stadium

Goalkeeper Emmanuel Rubangakene of Acholi Province was named man of the match.

Bugisu recorded an emphatic 8-0 win at home against Sebei. James Alitho, a goalkeeper with Vipers Sports Club led the assault with a hat-trick. Alitho has played as a striker for Bugisu in the last three matches.

Other scorers were Milton Karisa, Nico Wadada, Hakim Magombe (two goals) and Malvin Wasswa.

Bugisu Province’s forward Milton Karisa dribbles during the match

Bugisu players celebrate one of their 8 goals against Sebei in Mbale

Part of the crowd at Mbale Municipal Stadium pavilion that watched the game between Bugisu and Sebei Provinces

Alitho was named man of the match.

James Alitho receives his man of the match award

The game between Busoga and Teso Provinces ended goal-less at the Kakindu Stadium.

Action between Teso and Busoga Provinces at the Kakindu play ground in Jinja

Proline forward Daniel Isiagi was named man of the match.

Daniel Isiagi (middle) recieves his man of the match accolade

Busoga and Teso team captains pose for the photo with the match referees prior to the kick off. The match ended 0-0

There are three games on match day four that resume on Sunday.

Bunyoro entertains Bukedi at the Kiryandongo play ground, Ankole faces Karamoja at the Kyamatte ground in Ntungamo and Tooro will take on West Nile at the Buhinga stadium in Fort Portal.

The tournament is played under the theme “Celebrating our Ancestry”

Next Matches:

Sunday 15^th April, 2018