Match Officials For Masaza Cup Semi Finals First Leg Revealed.

Match Officials Confirmed for Masaza Cup Semi Finals First Leg Finals

The match officials for the highly anticipated first leg of the Masaza Cup finals have been officially announced.

Sprinting- Lurenzi Sharif credit to Jackshots

Two thrilling matches are set to take place, with seasoned referees and officials appointed to oversee the action.

Buweekula vs. Kyagwe at Mubende PTC Playground.

In the first match, Coach Felix Ssekabuzza’s Buweekula will host Kyagwe at Mubende PTC playground in a rematch of last season’s encounter, which saw Kyagwe edge out Buweekula.

In action Waswa Alex Ssengoba during the third place playoffs last year at Namboole stadium

The officiating team for this crucial match includes:

Waswa Alex Ssengoba, a seasoned referee from the Buganda Region, will lead the officiating team.

Ever present Mafumu Bahiga Mustafa, a FUFA Elite assistant referee from Kampala, will serve as the first assistant referee, bringing his expertise to the touchline.

Bahiga Mustafa Mafumu

Sharif Lurenzi, a teacher by profession and experienced assistant referee from the Buganda Region, will take up the second assistant referee role.

Signaling for a goal-kick Lurenzi Sharif

Mugisha Ismail ‘Babangida’ from Kampala Region has been appointed as the fourth official, providing additional support to the refereeing team.

Ali Kalyango will assess the referees’ performance, ensuring high standards are maintained

Verbal Warning from – Babangida Ismail Mugisha

Bikeka Francis will act as the General Match Coordinator, overseeing the smooth running of the match.

Bugerere vs. Ssingo at Ntenjeru Playground

In the second match, Bugerere will host Ssingo at Njeru playground. The officiating team for this match includes:

On Your left Azed Mironse X Ssemakula John in the Middle

Ssemakula John Patrick, an experienced referee from Kampala Region, will take charge of the match

Soft spoken Azed Mironso from the Buganda Region will serve
as the first assistant referee, providing valuable support to the referee.

Ssemakula John with Buddu captain during the Masaza Cup opening match .

Ever green Kiggundu John from Kampala Region will act as the second assistant referee, bringing his knowledge and expertise to the match.

Assistant Referee Kiggundu John

Tamale Abdul has been appointed as the fourth official, ensuring all aspects of the match are well-managed.

Signaling for the Free kick Semakula John during University Football League match – credit to Jackshots .

Ali Tomusange Mulumba will assess the referees’ performance, providing feedback and guidance.

These experienced officials are set to ensure fair play and high standards in the Masaza Cup finals.