Ntugasaze Dropped Two Points, Wakiso Gets Third Win, Kataka Edges Mbale Heroes

FUFA Big League Roars Back to Life with Thrilling Matches

The FUFA Big League is back in action, and the excitement is palpable. Today’s matches did not disappoint, with some thrilling encounters that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Ntugasaze FC vs Young Elephants FC: A Draw for the Ages

In a closely contested match, Ntugasaze FC and Young Elephants FC shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

Isaac Gumperom gave Young Elephants FC the lead in the 39th minute, but Hudson Mbalire equalized for Ntugasaze FC six minutes later.

Despite a clear chance to take the lead in the 12th minute, Ntugasaze FC’s Brian Omirambe saw his penalty saved by Young Elephants FC’s Douglas Komaketch.

Wakiso Giants FC Clinches Third Victory

Wakiso Giants FC claimed a 4-2 victory over Nebbi Central, with Bashir Mutanda converting from a penalty kick, Anest Akunda netting a brace, and Isa Bugembe adding the fourth goal.

This win marks Wakiso Giants FC’s third victory of the season and their first home win this campaign.

Iganga United FC and Paidha Black Angels Lock Horns

In a goalless draw, Iganga United FC and Paidha Black Angels canceled each other out. The match was characterized by a lack of clear scoring opportunities, with neither team able to capitalize on their chances.

Other Results

Kaaro Karungi FC scored three goals past Onduparaka FC, with Walter Rubangakene scoring a brace and Ronald Turyamusiima adding the third goal.

Soltilo Bright Stars FC secured their first win of the campaign with a 1-0 victory over Kiyinda Boys FC, thanks to a goal from Sharif Nsereko.

Kiyinda Boys suffered their second home loss this season.

Kataka FC won the Mbale Derby with a 1-0 victory over Mbale Heroes FC, courtesy of a penalty kick from Markus Christian Aka.

Credit to Boy Alone .

Bunyaruguru and Kigezi HomeBoyz FC shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw.

The FUFA Big League is heating up, with teams battling it out for every point, fans can expect more thrilling encounters in the weeks to come