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KCCA’s frailities in Tanzania have ranged from an upsetting goal depth, inconsistencies in first team selections to disheartening player input.

"Tough one to take [Sundays defeat]," Magambo, who is also Cranes defender, said on Monday. "This is the time we need to stick together and get through this difficult period. Sometimes you can learn more from these times and we will give everything to change our current situation." Tough one to take yesterday. This is a time we need to stick together and get through this difficult period. Sometimes you can learn more from these times and we will give everything to change our current situation. ...

KCCA FC and Police FC have booked their places in Uganda Cup quarter-finals after edging Maroons FC and Bright Stars respectively.

KCCA FC downed Maroons FC while Bright Stars fell to a Ben Ocen-inspired Police FC in Uganda Cup Round of 16 ties.

It was the Venoms who started the match on a high note as Disan Galiwango delivered a good ball from a free-kick in the seventh minute but it was punched out for a fruitless corner by KCCA goalkeeper Charles Lukwago. The Venoms, led by coach Fred Kajoba, continued to threaten their visitors and in the 20th minute Galiwango crossed the ball into the box, and Cesar Manzoki rose the highest but directed his header wide. Sensing danger, KCCA started to threaten, looking to break the deadlock and...

KCCA FC head coach Mike Mutebi has stated their Premier League rivalry with Police FC is one that can produce good results.

Daily Monitor Friday March 19 2021 History is beckoning for Ugandan football in case the junior side - the Hippos - prevails past Ghana in tonight’s final to win the U20 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) in Mauritania. The success will go a long way in unlocking doors for the game for Uganda in several ways, some of which are not even thought of. What would it mean for the Hippos to win Afcon? First, defeating the Black Satellites will earn Uganda’s its first major piece of soccer silverware in...

"We have high competition in the squad which was lacking in the last few games," Mutebi told the clubs Online TV. "I am also fine with the players who are out with the national team because if you are a professional you have to play sixty to eighty games in a season. "So, we are going to live with that and so the players who are available are the ones who are going to play." The tactician also called on the players to score as many goals as possible when they will entertain the debutants in ...

“But as KCCA, we are not focussing on others, we are going to perfect our act, try to play the way we want to play. As I said, it will be tough with all those clubs staking their case for the title.” KCCA will face BUL FC at Jinja’s Kyabazinga Stadium on Friday as the season resumes after a January-February break. “But we have to try and negotiate the fight that will be presented for us, it is not going to be an easy game [against BUL] they have always given us a couple of problems,”...