TOTAL CHAN 2018 KENYA CHAMPIONSHIP:
Qualifiers (1st Round, 2nd Leg):
Uganda Cranes 5-1 South Sudan (Agg: 5-1)
Rwanda 0-0 Tanzania (Agg: 1-1) *Rwanda advances on away goal rule
www.fufa.co.ug brings to you the colourful pictorial from the match held at Phillip Omondi stadium, Lugogo in Kampala.
Uganda Cranes humiliated neighbors South Sudan 5-1 during the return leg of the Total CHAN championship qualifiers at the Phillip Omondi stadium, Kampala on Saturday.
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) striker Paul Mucureezi starred with four individual goals moments after replacing Derrick Nsibambi who suffered a head injury after opening the scoring charts in the 33rd minute.
Uganda Cranes thus progress to the second round of the qualifiers.
Uganda will play Rwanda who advanced on away goal’s rule after a goal-less draw in the second leg in Kigali.
Uganda has previously played at the CHAN Tournament on three occasions in 2012 (Sudan), 2014 (South Africa) and lately 2016 in Rwanda.
Uganda will play Rwanda on 12th August 2017 in Kampala during the first leg.
The return leg will come a week later.
The eventual winner of the second round tie will qualify for the final tournament in Kenya come 2018.
Team Line ups:
Uganda Cranes XI: Ismael Watenga (GK), Nico Wakiro Wadada, Isaac Muleme, Savio Kabugo, Timothy Awanyi, Benard Muwanga, Milton Kariisa, Moses Waiswa (77’ Tom Masiko), Derrick Nsibambi (36’ Paul Mucureezi), Muzamiru Mutyaba (61’ Simon Sserunkuma), Shafiq Kagimu
Subs not used: Saidi Keni (GK), Paul Musamali, Nicholas Kasozi, Geoffrey Sserunkuma
South Sudan XI: Khamis Daniel Dak (G.K), Yassir Khemis Cellestin, Abdu Awad Lemi, Salah Abubakar, David Omot Sebit, Peter Chol Bentiu, Robert Wurube Lopidia, Sebit Ajak Bol (60′ Farouq Tajedin), Daniel Oliver Boki (Joseph Celestino Oyuru), Leon Khamis Uso, James Joseph Saeed (71′ Stephen John Samson)
Subs Not used: Joseph Robert Adu (G.K), James Anei Mateil, Emmanuel Thomas Lumari, John Albino
Match Officials:
- Center Referee: Elly Ally Sasii (Tanzania)
- 1st Assistant Referee: Josephat Deu Bulali (Tanzania)
- 2nd Assistant Referee: John Longino Kanyenye (Tanzania)
- Reserve Referee: Israel Omusingi Njunwa Mujuni (Tanzania)
- Match Commissioner: Muhsin Ali Rajab (Zanzibar)
- Referees Assessor: Yohannes Ghirmai (Eritrea)
People,
I really believe in this time that South Sudanese children are so good by nature in football. Being a sport psychologist in Europe before the 1990s. Sport is not very far from you daily body movements, but trainers redirect individuals from childhoodness. Nothing is to say South Sudan is a newest world country & it can´t lead Africa or the world in sport.
The really pole in front of us South Sudanese sport ministry is to bring the best former world players to trainer their new ones. Don´t border yourselves in colours because tribalism have already divided us & have blocked our tomorrow inside the others.