Sports
Buweekula to Play Kyaggwe on Easter Sunday at Kasenyi Playground

Buweekula Ssaza FC will have a chance to defeat Kyaggwe for the first time in history after failing to bag a win in the previous three meetings at home.
The ‘Nakayoma boys’ will face Kyaggwe away at Bishops Playground in Mukono this Sunday, April 13, 2025, and later host them on April 20, 2025, Easter Sunday, at Kasenyi Playground, Mubende Town in a return leg of “Save Aniku Abdul Sharif” charity match.
Aniku Abdul Sharif is a son to Buweekula Ssaza FC defender Aniku Fahad. The two-month-old Aniku Abdul Sharif is battling for his life with a hole in his heart. His parents cannot afford the medical costs, and his only hope lies in the kindness of those who can help.
This is a match beyond a charity game as Buweekula will be looking forward to revenge against the Bakunja, who ruined their chances to play in the 2024 final.
If Buweekula fails to win in these double headers, Kyaggwe would brag about their record of going eight games without a loss playing the Mubende-based Ssaza.

Head to Head
Kyaggwe have won only once against Buweekula. Their maiden win came last year in August when they won 2 – 1 at home.
Buweekula and Kyaggwe have drawn 5 times in the previous 6 meetings. 1 – 1 in July 2023, 1 – 1 in August 2023, 1 – 1 in July 2024, groups stage and 0 – 0 in August 2024, and 0 – 0 draw in the semi-finals last year.
A total of 9 goals scored, Kyaggwe 5, Buweekula 4.
Sports
BUL FC Triumphs Over KCCA FC in Thrilling Encounter

BUL FC secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over KCCA FC in a StarTimes Uganda Premier League match at the MTN Omondi Stadium. The team’s resilience and determination were on full display as they overcame a strong KCCA side to claim all three points.
The match got off to a lively start, with BUL FC’s goalkeeper Joel Mutakubwa making a remarkable save in the 18th minute. Swabiru Mpasa threatened to score in the 24th minute, but his effort went wide despite a promising build-up from Martin Aprem.
The deadlock was broken in the 28th minute when Jeromy Kirya scored a crucial goal, courtesy of a brilliant assist from Swabiru Mpasa. This gave BUL FC a 1-0 lead at halftime, and the team was determined to build on this momentum in the second half.
The second half was marked by intense action, with Joel Mutakubwa making another crucial save in the 53rd minute to deny KCCA’s Shafiq. BUL FC continued to push for a second goal, and Karim Ndugwa came close in the 60th minute before scoring a well-taken goal in the 84th minute, assisted by Isaac Musiima.
Despite KCCA’s late pressure, Joel Mutakubwa remained resolute, making another crucial save in the 90th minute to deny Sengendo. Ashraf Mugume scored a consolation goal for KCCA in the 90+3 minute, but it was too little, too late.
The final whistle marked a hard-fought 2-1 victory for BUL FC, a testament to the team’s determination and resilience. Jeromy Kirya and Karim Ndugwa scored the goals that sealed the win, with Swabiru Mpasa and Isaac Musiima providing the assists. Joel Mutakubwa’s outstanding performance in goal was instrumental in securing the win.
Next Match
BUL FC shall be in action again as we host Police FC at the FUFA Technical Center Njeru on Wednesday, 16th April at 4pm. We’re looking forward to this exciting match and appreciate the continued support of our fans.
Final Score: KCCA FC 1-2 BUL FC
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