Kampala Region League: Born Talent Topped Nakawa Derby.
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- March 27, 2026
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Kampala Region League: Born Talent Topped Nakawa Derby.

The Kampala Region League resumed with match day 23, featuring intense matches across various venues. The highly anticipated Nakawa Derby between Mutungo FC and Born Talent FC stole the show, with Born Talent FC emerging 1-0 winners.
Nakawa Derby: Born Talent FC 1-0 Mutungo FC.
In a pulsating encounter, Born Talent FC’s Farouk Kayigwani scored the decisive goal in the 33rd minute, capitalizing on a rebound to beat Mutungo FC goalkeeper Stuart Matovu.

Kayigwani’s exceptional ability to read the game, combined with his relentless efforts, pace, and energy, put Mutungo FC’s defense under constant pressure, earning him the man of the match award.
This victory marked Born Talent FC’s second consecutive win under coach Bart Kiyemba, who employed a different approach to exploit Mutungo FC’s vulnerabilities on counter-attacks.
The match was preceded by a heated exchange of words between players and fans, adding to the intensity of the encounter. Born Talent FC looked to build on this momentum, while Mutungo FC needed to regroup and return to winning ways under assistant coach Victor Douglas Muganyizi.

Black Stars FC 2-1 PCCP FC.
Table leaders Black Stars FC narrowly defeated PCCP FC, with Alex Sekyanzi and Ali Hood Pato Lule scoring for the winners. Ahmed Miti Kayongo equalized for PCCP FC, but Black Stars FC’s intensity paid off.
The match was marred by two red cards, with Emmanuel Asiku of Black Stars FC sent off for violent in the 93rd minute, and Abdulrahman Mustafah for PCCP FC shown red for denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity in 15th minute
The two dismissals added to the match’s intensity, with Black Stars FC securing their sixth consecutive win in the Kampala Region League.

Credit to Kisugu
Kisugu UTD 1-1 Edgars FC
Kisugu UTD and Edgars FC shared spoils in a hard-fought draw. Bryan Matu Tumusiime scored for Kisugu UTD from a penalty, while Bahiira Katende equalized for Edgars FC.
The match saw eight yellow cards and two red cards, including Edgars FC’s goalkeeping coach Samuel Ssali (abusive language) and player Andrew Mwebesa (violent conduct).
The high-intensity encounter showcased the teams’ determination, with both sides exhibiting skill and physicality.

Credit to Kisugu UTD.
Water FC 0-0 Wembley Boys.
Water Football Club and Wembley Boys played out a goalless draw at UICT playground, showcasing a tense and cautious approach from both teams.
Proline FC 3-2 Police Young FC.
Proline FC came from behind to defeat Police Young FC, with Brian Katete scoring a brace and earning man of the match honors. Musa Male also scored for Proline FC, while Gerald Kirunda and Walter scored for Police Young FC.
Police Young FC suffered their sixth consecutive defeat since the restart, remaining winless in the process.
The Kampala Region League delivered thrilling encounters, showcasing the region’s football talent. Born Talent FC’s win topped a midweek of intense matches, with Black Stars FC and Proline FC also securing crucial victories.
