Ffumbe skins Njobe

By Norman Katende and Phillip Corry Ffumbe 8 Njobe 0 Mathias Kisitu struck four times as his clan Ffumbe walloped Njobe 8-0 in a Bika football match at Lubiri ground yesterday. The change of venue from Nakivubo to Lubiri did not stop Ffumbe’s goal galore with a double strike from Chicago’s Alex Ndugga and single strikes from Musa Ndugga and David Bakka adding on Kisitu’s scores. The high score is however well short of the Bika record set by Ngabi in 1987 when they walloped Mbwa 15-0. Ffumbe will now face Mpologoma in the first round on Friday at Nakivubo stadium. Action resumes tomorrow with Ngonge taking on Nsuma at Bukesa. Today’s match between Ngaali and Nakisinge has been postponed to a yet to be announced date. r Military Police 3 Police 0 Military’s Fred Okello struck a brace as his side beat Police to storm the finals of the Hedex Cup at Nakivubo yesterday. The Express-bound striker struck his first by stabbing in a long Baker Senabulya pass before tearing through the Police defence and sending in a sizzling shot that hit the post to drift into the net for his second. Baker Senabulya had set the pace with a 16th minute strike. Express meet Mbale Heroes today at the same venue in the second semifinal of the sh24 tournament. r Three Ugandan clubs Villa, KCC and Express have been invited to Kenya for the Kisumu Centenary celebration football tournament December 6-23. The tournament will be played in Nairobi, Nakuru, Mombasa and Kisumu. Yanga and Simba from Tanzania are two of sixteen teams that have been invited. ends