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2021 AFCON Qualifiers: Match officials for Uganda vs South Sudan double header named

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2021 AFCON Qualifiers: Match officials for Uganda vs South Sudan double header named

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2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers| First Leg

Uganda vs South Sudan

Mandela National Stadium,

Saturday, 28th March 2020 16:00HRS

Centre Referee: Messie Jessie Oved – Congo Brazzaville

1st Assistant Referee: Styven Danek Moyo – Congo – Brazzaville

2nd Assistant Referee: Jospin Luckner Malonga –  Central African Republic

Fourth Referee: Lazard Tsiba Kamba –  Congo – Brazzaville

Match Commissioner: Khalid Abdallah –  Tanzania

Referees’ Assessor: Michel Gasingwa –  Rwanda

 

Second Leg

South Sudan vs Uganda

El- Hilal Stadium, Khartoum

Tuesday, 31st March 2020, 18:00HRS 

Centre Referee: Louis Hougnandande – Benin

1st Assistant Referee: Gbemassiandan Narcisse Kouton – Benin

2nd Assistant Referee: Eric Ayimavo Ayamr Ulrich – Benin

Fourth Official: Adissa Raphiou Ligali – Benin

Match Commissioner: Amir Abdi Hassan – Somalia

Match officials for the double header between Uganda and South Sudan in the 2021 Total Africa Cup of Nations have been named.

Uganda will face neighbours South Sudan next month on match day three and four with the first leg slated for 28th March at Mandela Nation Stadium.

The return leg will come three days at El- Hilal Stadium in Omdurman, Sudan.

Uganda is in group B alongside Burkina Faso, Malawi and South Sudan.

The Uganda Cranes began the campaign with a goalless draw away to Burkina Faso before defeating Malawi 2-0 at Mandela National Stadium with goals from Emmanuel Okwi and Fahad Bayo.

 

Football Development: FUFA directs schools to employ qualified coaches

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Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has made a directive to schools across the country to employ only qualified coaches to manage school football teams.

This is a strategy aimed at developing football right from the grassroots and the fact that majority of the young players are school-going students, the coaches that handle them must be qualified.

“FUFA continues to commit and drive its efforts towards its mission of developing, promoting and protecting football for all.” Reads part of the letter issued to schools across the country.

FUFA Executive member Issa Magoola in a group photo with participants and Instructors

“The FUFA Executive Committee has directed that all schools should employ qualified football coaches to manage school teams in order to enable FUFA achieve its mission and develop a football philosophy that cuts across all National Teams.”

The directive will start working this year and thus the coaches that manage schools must have at least FUFA minimum coaching qualifications.

“It is therefore a requirement that effective this season, all schools that compete at both local and International levels employ coaches having at least FUFA minimum coaching standards.”

For Primary and Secondary schools, the coaches employed should have CAF D as a minimum requirement while Universities must employ coaches with a minimum of CAF C.

Coaching levels in Uganda

  1. FUFA Beginners
  2. CAF D (Former FUFA Level I/ FUFA Level D)
  3. CAF C
  4. CAF B
  5. CAF A
  6. CAF Pro
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