Kawesa back for Buikwe
Dec 20, 2002
BEYOND the urge for maximum points in today’s three Nile Special Super League encounters will be a good send off for the festive season.
By Norman Katende
and Joseph Wanzusi
Buikwe v URA
Game Boys v Police
Kinyara v Mbarara
BEYOND the urge for maximum points in today’s three Nile Special Super League encounters will be a good send off for the festive season.
Buikwe stadium
The return of Hood Kawesa on URA’s starting line up is enough reason to worry Buikwe, who are coming off two wins and a loss.
The dread-locked midfielder, whose action has been inspiration in both defence and attack will be out to keep URA’s winning streak, though he will have to first pass a fitness test.
“I can not rule him out but he has to prove that he is better than the players he left,†said URA coach Jackson Mayanja.
But standing in URA’s path is Ismail Ssenyonga who has scored three goals in three matches.
King George VI
Four Police FC players are currently out of the country but this has not affected club coach Paul Hasule’s ambition for maximum points in his second encounter away against Game Boys.
“We refused to ask for a postponement of our games, we have enough players to field. We do not want a case were we will have to play many games in a short period,†said Hasule.
Express and KCC had their games postponed because their players are away for the East African Inter University games.
Kinyara stadium
It will be a battle between the two struggling western teams as they try to collect early points.
and Joseph Wanzusi
Buikwe v URA
Game Boys v Police
Kinyara v Mbarara
BEYOND the urge for maximum points in today’s three Nile Special Super League encounters will be a good send off for the festive season.
Buikwe stadium
The return of Hood Kawesa on URA’s starting line up is enough reason to worry Buikwe, who are coming off two wins and a loss.
The dread-locked midfielder, whose action has been inspiration in both defence and attack will be out to keep URA’s winning streak, though he will have to first pass a fitness test.
“I can not rule him out but he has to prove that he is better than the players he left,†said URA coach Jackson Mayanja.
But standing in URA’s path is Ismail Ssenyonga who has scored three goals in three matches.
King George VI
Four Police FC players are currently out of the country but this has not affected club coach Paul Hasule’s ambition for maximum points in his second encounter away against Game Boys.
“We refused to ask for a postponement of our games, we have enough players to field. We do not want a case were we will have to play many games in a short period,†said Hasule.
Express and KCC had their games postponed because their players are away for the East African Inter University games.
Kinyara stadium
It will be a battle between the two struggling western teams as they try to collect early points.