Ugandan Stars Claim Wins, Goals And Trophies Worldwide.

Ugandans Abroad: Okello Steals the Show in Tanzania as Kunihira, Namuleme, Nakaziro ,Nabulime Lift Silverware.

It was another busy weekend for Ugandan professionals plying their trade across the globe, with several players delivering standout performances for their clubs. From Allan Okello’s heroics in Tanzania to Margaret Kunihira and Phionah Nabulime winning major trophies in Kenya and Egypt.

Here’s a rundown

Tanzania
Allan Okello continued his red-hot form for Young Africans SC in the NBC Tanzania Premier League. On Wednesday, the attacking midfielder scored the only goal as Yanga edged KMC 1-0, earning the Man of the Match award for his decisive contribution.

Allan Okello voted Man of the Match twice last week 📸 courtesy

He followed that up on Saturday with another commanding display, netting a brace and providing an assist in a 3-0 thrashing of Coastal Union. Okello was again named Man of the Match, underlining his growing influence at the league leaders.

Elsewhere in Tanzania, Joseph Akandwanaho played the full 90 minutes as TRA United stunned Azam FC 4-1. However, teammates Christopher Tebandeke and Khassim Mugoya were unused substitutes for TRA United on Friday.

Joseph Akandwanaho in action – 📸 courtesy.

Uganda Cranes captain Khalid Aucho also watched from the bench as Singida Black Stars hammered Mbtiwa Sugar 4-0.

South Africa.
Veteran goalkeeper Denis Onyango was an unused substitute as Mamelodi Sundowns FC were involved in a thrilling 7-4 victory over Siwelele.

Kenya
Edward Masembe had a productive week for APS Bomet. He featured on Wednesday as they secured a 1-0 win over KCB, then played again on Sunday in a 2-0 victory against Mathare United.

Mustapha Kizza X Denis Iguma- 📸 courtesy.

Mustapha Kizza turned out for Nairobi United FC in their 1-0 win over Tusker FC on Wednesday. In the same game, Denis Iguma featured for Tusker, while Charles Waibi and Titus Ssematimba were not in the matchday squad.

Iguma was in action again on Saturday, helping Tusker defeat Bidco 2-0.

In the FKF Premier League, Bronson Nsubuga was absent as Shabana FC were held to a 0-0 draw by Ulinzi Stars.

Shafiq Batambuze played 77 minutes for Kakamega Homeboyz FC in their 1-0 loss to Muranga.

William Wadri was the star for Bandari, scoring a brace in their 2-2 draw with KCB.

Both James Setuba and Samuel Ssenyonjo started on the bench as AFC Leopards came from behind to beat Mara Sugar 2-1.

In women’s football, Kenya Police Bullets FC were crowned Women’s Premier League champions for a third consecutive season after a 1-0 victory over Trinity Starlet. Ugandan winger Margaret Kunihira scored the only goal to seal the title.

Margaret Kunuhira X Zainah Namuleme courtesy Photo .

Zainah Namuleme featured for Police Bullets, while goalkeeper Daisy Nakaziro started on the bench.

In Tunisia, Travis Mutyaba continued his fine season with CS Sfaxien.

Travis Mutyaba has been involved in seven goals this season in Tunisia.

The midfielder registered an assist in their 3-0 win over AS Marsa, taking his tally to five assists and two goals so far this campaign.

In Egypt, Ojera Joachim played the full match and was booked as Arab Contractors edged El Gouna 1-0, while Joseph Ochaya remained an unused substitute.

Phionah Nabulime lifted her second trophy of the season as her side Masar FC came from two goals down to defeat Wadi Degla 3-2 in a dramatic Egypt Women’s Cup final.

Phionah Nabulime posing with the Egyptian League titles & Egyptian Cup .

In Scotland, Jordan Obita had a big impact for Hibernian, scoring a goal and adding an assist in their 3-1 win over Falkirk.

Rogers Mato was absent as Hearts FC drew 1-1 with Motherwell FC, though Hearts still sit top of the table with 76 points from 36 matches.

Elvis Bwomono was an unused substitute as Aberdeen beat Dundee United 2-0.

In Romania, Elio Capradossi played the full 90 minutes as Universitatea Cluj secured a 1-0 win over Rapid Bucharest.

In the Czech Republic, Aziz Kayondo featured for the entire match, but Slovan Liberec fell 2-0 to Plzen.

In Bundesliga 2, Herbert Bockhorn played 65 minutes as Magdeburg claimed a 3-1 victory over Holstein Kiel.

In Finland, Viola Nambi was on the scoresheet as Åland United thrashed PK-35 Vantaa 5-0.

In Israel, Timothy Awany played full-time but could not prevent FC Ashdod from losing 1-0 to Hapoel Haifa.

In Vietnam, Joseph Mpande featured for the full match as PVF-CAND fell 2-1 to Gia Lai.

In the USA, Bobosi Byaruhanga played 45 minutes as Oakland Roots defeated El Paso 2-1 in the USL Championship.

Sadat Anaku was an unused substitute as Hartford Athletic lost 2-1 to Detroit.

In the MLS Next Pro League, Allan Oyirwoth played the full game as New England Revolution II edged New York Red Bulls II 3-2.

In Rwanda, goalkeeper Nicholas Ssebwato started on the bench as Mukuru Victory beat Gorilla FC 2-1.

Hakim Kiwanuka started for APR FC while Denis Omedi came on as a substitute in their 2-1 win over AS Kigali.

In India, it was a Ugandan show for East Bengal as Resty Nanziri and Fazila Ikwaput each scored in a 6-0 demolition of Sesa.

As club seasons approach their climax across different continents, Ugandan professionals continue to fly the flag high with crucial goals, assists, and trophies.