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Buddu clinched their third Masaza Cup title with a thrilling 1-0 victory over Kyaggwe at Namboole Stadium, marking a triumphant return to the stadium for the final.

After a two-week break for the Crested Cranes’ successful international friendlies, the FUFA Women’s Super League is back with a weekend packed full of action. Kicking off Saturday, November 2, fans can expect fierce matchups, including the much-anticipated She Corporate vs. Makerere University derby, and see which players and coaches will be honoured in the league’s first-ever Monthly Awards.

Ugandan left-back Mustafa Kizza has signed a two-year contract with Telecom Egypt Sporting Club, marking a fresh chapter in his football career. Known for his influential play on both defense and attack, Kizza’s move follows brief talks with Express FC and comes as he aims to reclaim his spot on the national team.

In a historic move, Lugazi FC has appointed Oliver Mbekeka as their new head coach, making her the first woman to lead a team in the Uganda Premier League. Mbekeka steps into the role following the departure of Sadick Sempigi after a disappointing start to the season. With a background coaching the Crested Cranes U-20 and Lady Doves, Mbekeka faces the challenge of keeping Lugazi FC in the top flight while building a strong, competitive squad.

Uganda Cranes are just one point away from qualifying for AFCON 2025 after a crucial 2-1 victory over South Sudan. However, a 1-1 draw between South Africa and Congo has delayed their confirmation. With two games left, including a high-stakes clash against South Africa at Namboole Stadium, fans are hopeful Uganda will secure their spot in Morocco. FUFA and supporters alike are gearing up for what could be a historic match.

Buddu’s rich legacy meets Kyaggwe’s debut dream in the highly anticipated 2024 Masaza Cup final. With Buddu seeking to reclaim their former glory and Kyaggwe aiming to make history, the stage is set for an unforgettable showdown at Namboole Stadium. Will experience or ambition triumph on November 2nd?

Uganda Cranes are just one victory away from securing a spot in next year’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. After a hard-fought 1-0 win over South Sudan at Mandela National Stadium, the Cranes now lead Group K with seven points. A win in their upcoming match against South Sudan could seal their qualification and reignite the nation’s AFCON hopes.

The Uganda Cranes face a critical two-legged tie against South Sudan, with the home match on October 11 and the return fixture on October 15. Victories in both games would secure Uganda’s spot in the 2025 AFCON finals in Morocco. As the Cranes gear up for this pivotal challenge, the pressure mounts to deliver a performance that could define their journey to the continent’s biggest football stage.

Frank Muteganga’s 17th-minute header secured Makerere University a 1-0 victory over Victoria University in their opening match of the 2024/25 Pepsi University Football League. The win marks a promising start for the inaugural champions, who are looking to reclaim the UFL title after their last triumph in 2012. Despite a dominant display, Makerere struggled to finish off several chances, but Muteganga’s early strike proved enough to secure the three points.

The Uganda Cranes are gearing up for the upcoming AFCON 2025 qualifiers, with Coach Paul Put announcing a 28-man squad that includes a fresh face, Sweden-based striker Calvin Kabuye. The team will face South Africa on September 6 in Johannesburg and host Congo Brazzaville on September 9. With high stakes and a mix of seasoned players and emerging talent, the Cranes are determined to secure their spot in the tournament.