Proline FC Dumped Black Stars, PCCP FC Crushed Born Talent

Kampala Region League Third Round Kicked Off With Thrilling Encounters.

Barasa celebrating after scoring for Proline FC

The third round of the Kampala Region League got underway over the weekend, with teams vying for the top spot and others fighting for survival. Here’s a breakdown of the matches:

Championship Contenders Clash.

At MTN Omondi Stadium Lugogo, Proline Football Club took on Black Stars FC, and it was a convincing 3-1 win for Proline FC, ending Black Stars’ eight-match unbeaten run. Katete Brian scored a brace, while Barasa Dickson, a student from Buddo SS, scored his debut goal for Proline FC. This win has Proline FC closing the gap at the top of the table.

Lutalo Proline FC midfielder controlling the ball- credit to Trevor .

PCCP FC Claimed Victory

At Kassanga playground, PCCP FC secured a 2-0 win over Born Talent FC, showcasing their resurgence in form.

Relegation Battle Intensified
In the relegation battle, Lufula SC drew with Water FC at Express Kanyanya playground, while Lukuli Hearts FC thumped Lungujja Galaxy FC 5-0.

Kisugu UTD comfortably defeated Nsambya SC 3-1 in the Makindye Derby.

Other Results
At East High Ntinda Playground, Wembley Boys FC edged Police Young Football Club 2-1. Mbogo FC drew 1-1 with Ntinda United FC at Kawempe Muslim playground, while Edgars FC shared spoils with Mutungo FC at Wankulukuku Stadium. Buganda Road and Kireka United FC drew 1-1, with Kireka United FC still fighting for survival.

Prize Money a Game-Changer.

The Kampala Region League champion will win UGX 20 million, with additional incentives including UGX 50,000 locker room bonuses per player per win and UGX 150,000 Man of the Match awards.

It’s notable that the second place team in the Uganda Premier League also wins UGX 20 million, highlighting the significance of this prize money for a third division team. This windfall will undoubtedly boost the finances of the winning team, enabling them to invest in better facilities, player development, and attract top talent, promoting football at all levels.