Uganda Cranes legend Jackson ‘Mia Mia’ Mayanja has pleaded to FUFA to walk back on their decision to relegate Kyetume FC. The new UPL entrants were relegated from UPL before
Kyetume FC’s appeal against FUFA decision to relegate the newcomers from Uganda Premier League has been denied! It’s turmoil for the Slaughters who have been advised to now start preparations
FUFA have fined eight UPL clubs Sh2m for failing to meet the deadline to submit the minimum criteria A requirements. The eight clubs include Seven-time champions Express FC and the
FUFA Club Licensing Committee has issued a warning to Bright Stars ahead of the start of the new season. Bright Stars are yet to submit all the club licensing
2021/22 UPL Matchday One Friday, October 15*Express FC Vs Arua Hill SC – Betway Muteesa II Stadium – Wankulukuku*Mbarara City FC Vs Soltilo Bright Stars FC – Kakyeka Stadium –
FUFA has slapped a fine worth Sh500,000 to nine Uganda Premier League club’s for faliure to beat the deadline and violating FUFA club licensing regulations. As the 2021/22 UPL season
FUFA has granted Busoga United FC and Kitara FC the license ahead of the Uganda Premier League kickoff on December 3, 2020. The two clubs had missed out on the
Busoga United and Kitara FC are set to learn their fate in the Uganda Premier League. The two clubs were left out from the league fixture draft having not fulfilled
FUFA has revealed the reason why Busoga United FC are yet to receive their license for the forthcoming Uganda Premier League season. The UPL Secretariat recently left out Busoga United
Only Seven of the 16 clubs have met the licensing Requirements to take part in the 2020/21 Uganda Premier League season. This, is after FUFA provided an update on the
Uganda Cranes legend Jackson ‘Mia Mia’ Mayanja has pleaded to FUFA to walk back on their decision to relegate Kyetume FC. The new UPL entrants were relegated from UPL before
Kyetume FC’s appeal against FUFA decision to relegate the newcomers from Uganda Premier League has been denied! It’s turmoil for the Slaughters who have been advised to now start preparations
FUFA have fined eight UPL clubs Sh2m for failing to meet the deadline to submit the minimum criteria A requirements. The eight clubs include Seven-time champions Express FC and the
FUFA Club Licensing Committee has issued a warning to Bright Stars ahead of the start of the new season. Bright Stars are yet to submit all the club licensing
2021/22 UPL Matchday One Friday, October 15*Express FC Vs Arua Hill SC – Betway Muteesa II Stadium – Wankulukuku*Mbarara City FC Vs Soltilo Bright Stars FC – Kakyeka Stadium –
FUFA has slapped a fine worth Sh500,000 to nine Uganda Premier League club’s for faliure to beat the deadline and violating FUFA club licensing regulations. As the 2021/22 UPL season
FUFA has granted Busoga United FC and Kitara FC the license ahead of the Uganda Premier League kickoff on December 3, 2020. The two clubs had missed out on the
Busoga United and Kitara FC are set to learn their fate in the Uganda Premier League. The two clubs were left out from the league fixture draft having not fulfilled
FUFA has revealed the reason why Busoga United FC are yet to receive their license for the forthcoming Uganda Premier League season. The UPL Secretariat recently left out Busoga United
Only Seven of the 16 clubs have met the licensing Requirements to take part in the 2020/21 Uganda Premier League season. This, is after FUFA provided an update on the
